That's a really very nice photo. I love the colour in the ladies shawl and her flower wagon is so quaint too.

Today : https://www.google.fr/maps/@48.8839545,2.3323427,3a,75y,348.55h,101.93t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sQ-x1AGT4TSnOretKYRQXeg!2e0!7i13312!8i6656!6m1!1e1

Where is this??

The old Trocadéro palace, from the previous Exposition Universelle, seen in the background, replaced in 1937. What is interesting, is the byzantine archway around the first floor of Tour Eiffel, never noticed it before!

Weird to think these people are all dead.

Port Saint-Denis if anyone was curious. Great area of Paris. Just north of the arch (pictured) is some of the best people watching in the world.

La statue de la Liberte et deriere son dos un potager! Ca c'est du voyage dans le temps!

What I notice most is the lack of trafik.

OMG look at that donkey toy! I love this!

Invasive ads, early 1900s style ^^

Rue (street) Sainte Foy and Rue (street) d’Alexandrie, Paris 2nd district, in 1914.

100 years ago doesn't seem like that long ago until you see the clothes they are wearing.

Looks like a painting!

Great picture

Even the sky in France is different...no wonder the painters like to be there

Beautiful!

Paris 16eme, 1er Mai 1920, Boulevard Exelsmans, Station Auteuil.

Les ivrognes sont immortels :)

You can see the twin towers in the distance.

So Nostalgic! Always loved Paris and this makes it so real. Thanks

That is mad but so beautiful by any standard! Never have seen any Christmas decorations like these before, even in 21st century...A real work of art.

This is my favorite. You can actually see what color clothes they wore. No cars just a peaceful walk thru scenery.

The hotel is advertising that they have electricity. That's amazing...

i know it's a blimp, but it looks like a giant twinkie lol

Before TV dramas?

Laundry day. Thank God for my washing machine!

Looks like an Impressionist painting.

Beautiful

Love the kid with the scooter!

Would love to have some of these wonderful posters. And why not a few chairs and rugs too.

reminds me of that monet painting

look at the old Renault autobuses, ligne E, Madeleine-Bastille. So this must be Place de la Madeleine

Very much Art Nouveau architecture. Those were the days when buildings were made to last and look their best for centuries.

No, the dress of the lady is 1920's about and so are the cars! The cars in the '50s were much different and not opened up like these. The tries were made of inner tube and had an outer tire of rubber with a white ban. They also had hub caps in metal.

This one is from the universal exposition of Paris of 1937. On the left the big building is the Nazi pavillion and on the right the building with a sculpture is the communist pavillion.

Those Zigomar pictures kinda make me worried.... O_o What are these?

This kind of building is very common next to the ring road around Paris. They were built over the ruins of the old walls. This one is probably located at the 132 Boulevard des Maréchaux (it was completed with a simetrical one).

Unexpected, extraordinary.