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Café Fluctuat Nec Mergitur

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Cafe Fluctuat Nec Mergitur Paris Pariste.Net
(Last Update: 12.09.2024) I would like to introduce you to a beautiful cafe in Paris that attracts attention with its location and especially its name: We are at Café Fluctuat Nec Mergitur... Located in Place de la République, one of the most beautiful squares in Paris, this cafe takes its name from It takes its name from a famous Latin saying: “Fluctuat Nec Mergitur”, I think we can simply translate it into Turkish as “it shakes but it does not sink”. I don't know if you ever noticed,
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Pavilion Channels

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Pavillon des Canaux Bassin de la Villette Pariste.Net
(Last Update: 12.09.2024) Here I am again with one of the most enjoyable venues in Paris. This is a very famous and popular place, but it means that it is waiting to be included in our list as the 469th article in order to be published on Pariste.Net :) Let's get to know Le Pavillon des Canaux, this delightful cafe restaurant, together, sooner rather than later. Pavillon des Canaux (pavilion de canoe) in the 19th arrondissement, Bassin
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Shakespeare and Company Cafe

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Shakespeare and Company Cafe Paris Pariste.Net
(Last Update: 11.09.2024) Shakespeare and Company Café is located in Saint Michel, right across from the Notre-Dame Cathedral, right next to the famous bookstore of the same name, Shakespeare and Company, serving since 2015, Paris. 'It's just one of the old cute cafes... I don't remember what was here before, but George Whiteman, the owner of Shakespeare and Company Bookstore, had his eye on this place for years, but he couldn't rent it. Eh mafia
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Mint Tea Break at the Paris Mosque: Restaurant La Mosquée

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Mint Tea Break at the Paris Mosque - Salon de The de la Grande Mosquee de Paris Pariste.Net
(Last Update: 10.09.2024) Those who follow Pariste.Net already know that there is a large mosque in Paris. In fact, they are informed in that article that there is a tea garden, cafe and restaurant famous for mint tea in one corner of this mosque. In this article, I would like to introduce you to that tea garden in a broader way, including information about its restaurant. In the 5th arrondissement, just outside the Jardin des Plantes
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Café de Paris (Rue de Buci – Saint Germain)

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Cafe de Paris Rue de Buci Saint Germain Pariste.Net
(Last Update: 10.09.2024) In this article, while wandering around Rue de Buci, one of my favorite streets, in the back streets of Saint Germain, one of my favorite districts of Paris, I will talk about one of the nicest cafe-restaurants to sit and eat and drink something. We will take a break together at Café de Paris. There are several more Café de Paris in Paris. Moreover, we all use this name
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Strada Café (Quartier Latin)

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Strada Cafe Paris Pariste.Net
(Last Update: 10.09.2024) Latin Quarter of Paris - Quartier Latin is a special place because it contains many beautiful places that you can visit. Naturally, there are many beautiful cafes in this region, where student life is intense. In this article, we will get to know one of those beautiful cafes, Strada Café... My French exchange friend, dear Elisa, one day, Strada will be your meeting place.
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An Impressive Cafe-Restaurant in the Orsay Museum: Le Café Campana

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Musee d'Orsay Le Cafe Campana in Paris.Paris Net
(Last Update: 10.09.2024) In this article, we are again in one of the most special places in Paris, Le Café Campana. Café Campana is a wonderful café-restaurant located on the fifth floor of the Orsay Museum. As you can see from the photos, its most impressive feature is that it is located on the floor where the giant clock of the Musée d'Orsay, an old station building, is located. When you enter this place, the most distinctive feature is that you go behind this giant clock.
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