José Altuve and wife Neena turn up the romance with a kiss beneath sparkling Eiffel Tower

Jose Altuve and his wife Nennaare spending an offseason away from Houston. The two were seen vacationing in the most romantic city in the world, Paris.

On Sunday, Nenna shared several pictures of their getaway on her Instagram account. The highlight of those snaps was the picturesque Eiffel Tower sparkling with illuminated lights during the nighttime.

A first story saw the couple share a kiss in front of the powerful structure that has stood the test of time. A second story only featured Neena as she gave the fans a better view of the Tower.

Neena Altuve's Instagram story with her husband (Source: Instagram @neenaaltuve27)

Earlier in the day, Neena and her husband had paid a visit to the Louvre Museum. The museum was recently the site of a public heist where thieves stole precious items from one of its chambers. Neena posted a picture of herself with her back turned to the camera, facing the famous The Wedding at Cana painting by Paolo Veronese, completed in the year 1563.

Neena Altuve's Instagram story featuring 'The Wedding at Cana' (Source: Instagram @neenaaltuve27)

On Monday morning, Neena gave fans a sneak peek at their delicious breakfast at the Siena restaurant in Paris. She was seen munching on a biscuit stick, dipping it in some chocolate sauce. Another story showcased the artwork at the restaurant, featuring a giant giraffe overlooking the staircase.

Neena Altuve enjoying breakfast at the Siena restaurant in Paris (Source: Instagram @neenaaltuve27)

Neena and Jose met when they were teenagers in Venezuela. According to US Weekly and People, the couple shared their vows in 2006, when the future Houston Astros player was 16, while his wife was 14. The couple welcomed their first daughter, Melanie, in 2016, and their second daughter, Antonella, was born four years later.

Jose Altuve recovering from right foot procedure while on vacation

In the final weeks of the regular season, Jose Altuve a sore right foot, severely hurt his performance. Before heading to Europe, Altuve underwent a small procedure on the foot to remove fluid that had accumulated between the fourth and fifth toes on November 18.

Altuve played through the pain, as the Astros were in contention for the playoffs. He had yet another strong season with a .265 average with 26 home runs and 77 RBIs in 155 games. The Astros reported that the 35-year-old will be ready for Spring Training.