I've been back from Paris for 3+ weeks now and I still have not adjusted. I adore this dirty old whore of a city, but a part of me is missing. The last trip was my third time in Paris and I can officially declare it is my new long distance love affair. I yearn for the hills of Montmartre, Le Pantheon, boulangeries, speaking mediocre Francais, & my new friends. My journey also firmly cemented what I love most in life. Amazing food, cheap fun clothes, & good company. Here are some of my favorite spots.
Ah, j'taime Paris,
a bientot. . .
This building was my home in Montmartre. I definitely enjoy/suggesting a flat abroad. I saved money by cooking meals, had more privacy, & felt more immersed in my district. Here's a link to the site I used: Apt Rentals in Paris.
Paris is a delightfully small, yet dense city. I discovered Fripes Star En Route to Marche des Enfants Rouges in Marais. It's a hop skip from Centre Pompidou. There are two locations about a 5 minute walk away from each other. I bought 2 sweaters, 1 scarf, & a summer skirt for 21 euros!
Le Pantheon is my new Notre Dame. This impressive building beautifully illustrates the life of Saint Genevieve, the patron Saint of Paris. I highly suggest taking a free tour to the top. You can burn off some croissant calories & admire a 360 degree views of the city.
Rue Ramey Street Market!
Ca a bon gout! this wickedly delicious patisserie is located in gay Marais. {those of you who Parlez Francais can appreciate the rhyme.} Legay Choc is where I had hands down the best cheesecake of my life! When I close my eyes I can still feel it's warmth and recall it's sweet, fruity, cheesy scent. So lovely! Junior's got nothin' on these guys.
Below are photos from Mi-Va-Mi, an amazing falafel restaurant in the Jewish section of Marais. I ate a falafel pocket with a side of frites. It was so delicious I remember it more than some of the desserts I had. The actual falafel wasn't too dry or greasy and it was paired with shredded cucumber, marinated beets, grilled eggplant, lettuce & tomato. Heavenly!
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Moi!
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