paris travel guide archives

(Last Update: 01.12.2024) This time, I am here with one of the articles that made me happiest, my book about Paris, A Week in Paris... A Week in Paris, as the name suggests, is for a seven-day holiday in Paris. A novel-like guide and travel book that tells the story of travelers going to. In fact, many people have asked me to write a guide to Paris.

Important Buildings

Institut de France

May 22 2014 Not commented

(Last Update: 04.09.2024) I wanted to do some research before preparing an article to introduce this beautiful building on the banks of the Seine River, but I learned that the story of this building, or rather the institution located in this building, the Institut de France, is so complicated; I don't know how to write a summary article either :) First of all, let's start from the position. Institut de France

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April 19 2014 Not commented

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Interesting places

Lutece Arena – Arènes de Lutèce

March 30, 2014 Not commented

(Last Update: 03.09.2024) Did you know that there are ruins of a Gallo-Roman arena in Paris? Let's take the place we will get to know in this article as the Arènes de Lutèce - Lutece Arena, a place from the Gallo-Roman period, one of the little-known corners of Paris... This arena, located in the Quartier Latin Quarter in the 5th arrondissement, takes its name from It takes its name from the old name of Paris, Lutèce (lutes), and its history

Personal

Second Year in Heaven

March 26, 2014 14 reviews

How time flies... Today is the second anniversary of my settling in Paris, so today, rather than introducing a new place, I would like to share a personal note by writing down my impressions of the two years I spent here, while also giving some tips on what life in Paris is like. to give... It's been two years, it's easy to say; It seems like just yesterday when I first came to Paris to settle down.

Eating and drinking

A Famous Bakery – Patisserie in Paris: Paul

March 23, 2014 Not commented

(Last Update: 03.09.2024) It is necessary to write something about Paul, who - in my opinion - is an ordinary patisserie-bakery in Paris. Of course, we should not take credit for the fact that it has managed to make a name for itself compared to many neighborhood bakeries; It has created a very successful brand image for itself, but I must admit that for me, this place is the place where many beautiful patisserie products and bread types are available.

Eating and drinking

Orsay Museum Restaurant – Restaurant du Musée d'Orsay

March 19, 2014 Not commented

(Last Update: 03.09.2024) Many of the museums in Paris are famous for their cafes and restaurants as well as the works on display. One of the most magnificent and beautiful of these is undoubtedly the "Restaurant" located in the Musée d'Orsay (Orsay Museum). For some reason, it was not given a different name, it is called the Orsay Museum Restaurant - Restaurant du Musée d'Orsay, and its name is directly translated as Restaurant.

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Vendôme Square – Place Vendôme

March 13, 2014 Not commented

(Last Update: 03.09.2024) Vendome Square - Place Vendôme (plas vandom), located in the heart of Paris, is located in the center of Rue de la Paix, with buildings built in typical French architecture surrounding it in a rectangular format, and "Colonne" located in the middle. Vendôme" and of course its boutiques with the most important brands of luxury consumption, it is still one of the most popular places in Paris today as it was in the past.

Eating and drinking

Flore's coffee

March 6, 2014 4 reviews

(Last Update: 03.11.2024) Café de Flore (cafe dö flor or cafe dö flağ), which has been in existence since the 1880s and is among the most famous cafes along with Les Deux Magots in the Saint Germain district of Paris, was the home of the French intellectuals of a period. It is quite famous because it is a place he visits frequently. Simone de Beauvoir, Jean-Paul Sartre, Picasso, Albert

Museums-Palaces

Jeu de Paume

February 23 2014 Not commented

(Last Update: 03.09.2024) Jardin des Tuileries - Inside the Tuileries Garden, much like its sibling, the Musée de l'Orangerie - Orangerie Museum, the Jeu de Paume is located at the main entrance of the Tuileries Garden, on the left and is often overlooked. Except for travelers, it is overlooked by tourists who take a classic Paris tour, but as careful travelers, you should visit Jeu de Paume after reading this article.