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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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Stationery and Art Supplies Paradise: Rougier & Plé

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Rougier & Ple Stationery Paris Pariste.Net
(Last Update: 10.09.2024) If you are one of those who love stationery products like me, this article is for you. This time we will go to a beautiful stationery store in Paris, or rather a place that sells stationery and art supplies, Rougier & Plé. Rougier & Plé is one of the largest stationers in Paris. It has many branches in France and - as far as I know - four stores in Paris, but
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Eating and drinking

Bar du Marché (Rue de Buci – Saint Germain)

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Bar du Marché (Rue de Buci - Paris Saint Germain) Pariste.Net
(Last Update: 06.09.2024) I have previously mentioned Rue de Buci, which is entered from the Mabillon side of the boulevard between Saint Germain and Odéon in Paris, and I said that my favorite place on this small but lively street is Bar du Marché. In this article, I would like to give detailed information about this beautiful café-bar. Yes, Rue de Buci is a small but full of life street. It's lively in summer and winter. Of course
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Culture-Art-Entertainment

Odeon Theater – Théâtre de l'Europe

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Paris Odeon Theater Theater de l'Odeon Pariste.Net
(Last Update: 05.09.2024) One of the most important places hosting performing arts in Paris is undoubtedly Théatre de l'Odéon - Odeon Theatre. As you know, "odeon" is the name given to small amphitheaters in ancient Greece where theater and concert events were held. The Odeon Theater is a very stylish and ostentatious building with a hall for 800 people. Of course, with a splash like at the Opéra Garnier.
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Basis of the Metric System: Meter Stone

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The Foundation of the Metric System The Meter Stone Pariste.Net
(Last Update: 04.09.2024) Did you know that there is a meter stone in Paris? As a measure of length, the meter is a common and indispensable unit of measurement in all of our lives. The metric system we have been using in Turkey since 1931, along with the republican revolutions, takes its origins from the French Revolution of 1789. After the revolution, in 1795, the Convention Nationale established a common unit of measurement for length, which we use today.
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St. Germain Market

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Marche Saint Germain in Paris.Net
(Last Update: 03.09.2024) Since the concept of shopping malls is not very common in the city center of Paris, boutiques or multi-storey stores on the street are preferred for shopping, it is not possible to come across giant shopping malls like in Turkey. Here, life mostly flows on the streets, so life is outside. Wandering from street to street, from store to store, just like in the past in Istanbul,
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Paris Arcades

Cour du Commerce Saint-André

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Cour du Commerce Saint-André Pariste.Net
(Last Update: 03.09.2024) If you are one of those who like to wander Paris from corner to corner, I recommend you to discover places such as Cour du Commerce Saint-André while getting lost in the streets, wandering from street to street, walking with your head raised upwards in admiration, and from time to time. It means looking through the doors and passages you pass by. Paris is a city so rich in arcades, courtyards and alleyways
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Places to visit

Odeon Square – Place de l'Odéon

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Odeon Square - Place de l'Odeon in Paris.Net
(Last Update: 03.09.2024) Before describing Odeon, when describing the streets of Paris to someone who has never seen Paris, I said, "Picture Nişantaşı, think of streets at least three times wider and a hundred times longer than Rumeli Street, and also I say, "Imagine having hundreds of those streets and scattering lots of parks, gardens and palaces, that's what Paris is like." Odeon Square - Place de
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