The Bolshoy Theatre, Moscow: Nastya performed twice on this famous stage before leaving Russia to join the Opéra Garnier.

The magnificent Opéra Garnier: Nastya left Moscow upon the invitation to perform at this opulent ballet in the 8th arrondissement of Paris.

Along the quai of the Seine: near the home of Marick - Where David waited out the evening alone after leaving the doctor.

The Canal St. Martin: The first view Nastya had during the daylight in Paris - she mistook this canal for the Seine.

The Cathedral St. Sulpice: where David stopped to reflect after first arriving in Paris.

Another view of St. Sulpice, including the square where the weary and broken David went in search of his beloved.

A view of Pont Neuf and the Place de Pont Neuf from the bridge called Pont des Arts.

Pont Alexandre III (view from bridge): Worn and weary and without a dime, David made a bed for himself upon the rafters beneath this bridge.

A view of Rue du Dragon: near the home of Doctor Odette Moreaux. She lived at #30 (the same building occupied by Victor Hugo in 1821).

Rue de Paradis, or "Paradise Street": a street in the 10th arrondissement of Paris. Salaudski (M. de Chevalier) lived at #47.

The Gare du Nord (interior at twilight): Nastya's train originated in Moscow - this station was its final destination.

Canal St. Martin: a dam on the canal which Nastya passed while taking a walk on her first day in Europe.

Another view of "Paradise Street": a decrepit health center on Rue de Paradis.

The Cathedral St. Germain - upon which David gazed while walking with Marick towards the fateful place at Quai Voltaire, on the river Seine.

The fountain in the square at St. Sulpice: where the two intended to meet with their new-found fortune.

Rue Férou: the street near St. Sulpice in Paris where the two went their separate ways.