Paris - France

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In January 10, 2018 I went to Paris, France. With the intent to make a cultural travel with my friends.
I stayed in a Disney hotel and make new friends. The hotel it’s very beautiful and has many characters around the place.
In January 11, we went to eurodisney park and there I had lot of fun in roller coasters and other toys. I bought many thinks. And in the evening had a aurora’s castle  presentation and it’s like a magic world literally.
In January 12, we learned a little about the culture and visited the main touristic points, like a louvre museum, the Eiffel tower and the triumph arch. There we shopping and we almost missed the bus to go back to the hotel.
January 13, was the last day. We walk through the streets of Paris and watched the lion king musical.

Natalia


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