Prince William and Duchess Catherine's Parisian adventure
Filled with classic art, stunning sites and a whole lot of Chanel...
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge landed in Paris for their first official French tour.
While the couple's two children - Prince George, three, and Princess Charlotte, one - didn't join their parents, William still showed off his dad side when he decided he needed extra help checking out the Eiffel Tower.
Britain's rose enchanted the local kids.
This little girl was so excited to meet a real-life Princess.
The Duke and Duchess went to the Musée d'Orsay, which overlooks the Seine.
Bonjour!
C'est chic: The Duchess wowed in a full Chanel ensemble... Including the world's sweetest little bag.
To celebrate their stay, the couple were the guests of honour at a dinner thrown at the British Embassy.
The 34-year-old stunned in breathtaking pale blue Jenny Packham dress.
The gown showed off Catherine's flair for fashion, featuring pretty sheer sleeves and a dainty floral embellishment.
Catherine's gown certainly shares similarities with Princess Diana's breathtaking outfit from her 1988 visit to the French capital.
Earlier that day, the royal mum donned a stunning black fitted dress.
Many royal watchers were impressed by her speedy outfit change.
Marie Antoinette would have been delighted by such a venue.
Meanwhile, Wills looked very sharp in his tux.
On March 18, they stopped by "Les Voisins in Action" (or "Neighbors in Action") at the Trocadéro, where they met with a group of young people from both France and UK.
The young kids had the parents in a giggling fit.
Looks like one brave soul has challenged the future king to a ball toss.
Challenge accepted!
The 34-year-old showed off his impressive skills...
And it turns out wife Catherine is equally as good!
That's a royal thumbs up.
After their sporting antics, they headed to Les Invalides, a former Parisian hospital for soldiers that has since been turned into a military museum.
The couple met with victims and first responders from two tragic terrorist attacks — the November 2015 attacks in Paris that left 130 people dead and the 2016 attack in Nice on Bastille Day, which left 86 people dead.
Art major Catherine was overjoyed to drop by the Musée d'Orsay.
The St Andrews graduate was immersed in Claude Monet's work.
The pair take a moment to look out at the Seine.
Capping off their tour, the duo found time to fit in a rugby game.
Are you talking about how tall Prince George has gotten?
The Wales vs France match was held at Stade de France.
Beating the cold, Catherine snuggles up to her husband-of-six-years.