(Last Update: 01.02.2025) in paris Saint Germain in the region, Les Deux Magots Café de Flore (which has been in existence since the 1880s and is among the most famous cafes along withcafe dö flor or cafe drop jib) became famous because it was a place frequently visited by French intellectuals of the period. Simone de Beauvoir, Jean-Paul Sartre, Picasso, Albert Camus Many names like these are among the regulars of this cafe.
In fact, these names naturally prefer the cafes in this region, sometimes here, sometimes Les Deux MagotsHe was sitting in . After all, at that time, such important names were not in these cafes just to show up. These famous cafes of Paris serve as a meeting place and, in a sense, a school, to talk about art, literature, politics and philosophy, and sometimes daily life. That's why Paris cafes are so important...
Named after Roman mythology flower goddess FloraCafé de Flore, named after , is a very original and enjoyable place, like other typical French cafes. Even though you do not encounter a very flashy decoration when you enter, the atmosphere in the environment is impressive. parisian The weather and traces of experience make you feel like you are in a pleasant place.
Have a cup of coffee in the place where waiters with bow ties, vests and white aprons serve you as if they were doing a very important job. €5, a Caesar salad €23,50… Although in an average place in Paris, for example, the price of a cup of coffee is average. 2,50-3,00 € euro, Caesar salad too 18-20 € Considering that it is around Euro, sitting here, eating and drinking something while on a trip to Paris at the beginning of the fortieth year, must be a nice choice to leave a pleasant memory in our memories. Of course, before coming, I recommend you to review the current prices from the official website link at the end of the article.
Although the service quality is slightly better than normal Parisian cafesWhat will happen to you in cafes and restaurants??” I recommend you to take a look at my notes. This way, you will have small tips in advance to help you leave such a beautiful place with good memories.
This place is important because it is the place where I celebrated a special day in my life. I went there many times after that. One of the last times I went my paris dear author of the book Cüneyt Ayral with my Youtube channel Pariste.Net TV a vlogging so it happened. Meeting dear Leyla Alaton and valuable cartoonist Ramize Erer during this shooting and having a pleasant conversation with them were among the things that made my day better. Also here Les Deux Magotsaccording to a peep My book because I love it more A Week in ParisAn enjoyable part of 's takes place here... One of the reasons I love this place is that you don't have to deal with the fuss of booking.
Café de Flore, Boulevard Saint Germain on, from the square Les Deux MagotsWhen you walk towards and pass it, you will see it on the right ahead. Here metro to come with M4 or M10 It is enough to get off at the "Saint Germain des Près" station of the lines.
Café de Flore is open every day of the year from 07:30 to 01:30 and no reservations are required. In this place, which is usually crowded, it is pleasant to sit inside in winter and outside in nice weather. Although the people we call Parisians like to sit outside in the freezing weather in winter, lined up side by side at tiny tables with overhead heating; Maybe you might want to do it like them too 😉
While you're wandering around here, Church of Saint Germain des Près ve Saint Sulpice Church You can also visit. Odeon If you walk to the side and wander around both the boulevard and the side streets, many beautiful shops, boutiques, art galleries, bookstores and many other beauties will be waiting for you.
Just on the next street Relais de l'EntrecôteLet me remind you that there is a branch of . All the details about what to do in this region Boulevard Saint Germain It's already written in the article.
If you wish dear Café de Flore with Cüneyt AyralYou can get an idea about both the place and the Saint Germain region by watching our interview at .
Pleasant trips, pleasant discoveries.
Web address: cafedeflore.fr/?lang=en
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Last time we were at his neighbor's, this time we visited him. It is very nice to sit on the road and watch Paris. You cannot observe this much while traveling. Also the staff was very nice. They helped us find a place. When our waiter named Roman realized that we were Turkish, he spoke a few words in Turkish and acted very attentive. So, we still couldn't find anything to be unhappy about in Paris.
I wonder if the current owners of such iconic places are French or if they were the first owners. For example, Vienna's most famous cafe, Demel, currently belongs to the Turks. Do you know a source where we can get this information about those in Paris?
Hello,
Frankly, I had never wondered about this, but when you asked, I researched it at the first opportunity, and if I am not mistaken, this place has belonged to Colette and Miroslav Siljegovic couple since 1984.
For the others, you have to search one by one, I don't think there is a source you can reach directly.
Happy Days.
Thanks a lot. I guess they are of different nationalities, as I guessed. Maybe it is best not to learn this type of information, for example, it is not necessary for the royal family to be alive to visit the Palace of Versailles and enjoy it :)