In the Jardin de Luxemborg, there were sculptures of former queens of France that had little metal sticks in their heads to keep birds from landing on them. The seagulls, as you can see, are not very respectful when it comes to where they poop.
For lunch, we stopped at a Tunisian restaurant and had some cous cous with vegetables and chicken. It was good and I'm willing to bed the only time I've ever had Tunisian cuisine.
On our walk from the garden to Notre Dame, we stumbled upon a museum whose name was in French but we loosely figured out to be some sort of Middle Ages museum. As with all museums in Paris (we learned today), it was closed on Tuesdays. But there was a garden/square area for people to hang out behind it. The architecture was cool so we snapped a photo.
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