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A day in Paris LAURA LEFT HER HOMETOWN TO LIVE IN PARIS SHE’S NOW OUR GUIDE TO SOME NICE PLACES IN THIS MAGIC CITY Staring our day in Paris, we visit Montmartre. This neighbourhood, once quite bohemian, is now full of tourists (though it still hides some lovely places). We have breakfast at Milk. This small restaurant looks like a dollhouse, full of lovely objects and delicious jams! We then visit some quaint shops, such as the Marché Saint- Pierre (a building with lots of floors dedicated to selling precious fabrics). Inevitably we won’t leave without at least a few samples. The street is a paradise for those who love sewing, and has more fabric stores to browse. The next shop, Belle de Jour, is a gem. The luxurious perfume bottles are a dream! All beautifully painted and elegant, there’s many different shapes to chose from. Looking from the window you can admire the variety of bottles. Also, within the store, there’s a miniature of the facade.Most French restaurants close their kitchen after lunch, so if you’ve not eaten by 14:30, I recommend trying something different in Japantown. At the Aki Restaurant, the speciality is Okonomiyaki. It’s a dough with various ingredients (flour, egg, onion, mochi and cheese) eaten with a choice of meat, squid or vegetables, all grilled and served within a rich sauce. A dish that will fill us with energy to continue the ride! This neighbourhood is great for lovers of all things oriental. The library Book-Off is unmissable! Books, CDs, video games and Japanese films starting at two euros, a store to spend hours browsing. Totally recommended for lovers of manga and craft books. Also, for those who want to improve their French, their sister store is located opposite. There’s many museums in Paris worth visiting, one that’s highly recommended is the Musée des Arts Décoratifs. Found in the first quarter, it’s part of the building of the Louvre. A great place to wander, its rooms are filled with antique furniture, tableware and hosts an entire collection of iconic design objects. If you still have time in the afternoon, we can visit the familiar tenth quarter, and, weather permitting, we 24 HEDY
WANDER ALONG THE CANAL SAINT MARTIN, A QUIET AND FRIENDLY PLACE THAT KEEPS THE PARISIAN CHARM can wander along the Canal Saint Martin, a quiet and friendly place that keeps the Parisian charm. Paris has many passages ideal for shelter when it rains, so before dark we’ll check out Joffrey passage. This place is full of cute little shops and features Pain d’Epice, a shop dedicated to toys and millions of precious miniatures! As we’re staying in the ninth district, we’ll have dinner at the Bouillon Chartier. A typical French restaurant, it’s gigantic, delicious and cheap. And before we arrive at the hotel and finish this day so intense, we’ll take the subway to the Trocadero. There we’ll observe the romantic Eiffel Tower, and watch out for its sparkling lights that blink once an hour. MILK 62 Rue d’Orsel MARCHÉ SAINT-PIERRE 2 Rue Charles Nodier BELLE DE JOUR 7 Rue Tardieu AKI 11 Rue Sainte-Anne BOOK-OFF 29-31 rue Saint-Augustin MUSÉE - LOUVRE 107 Rue de Rivoli PAIN D’ÉPICES 29 Passage Jouffroy BOUILLON CHARTIER 7 Rue du Faubourg WORDS AND ILLUSTRATION BY LAURA GOMEZ TRANSLATION BY JOHN SLATEX HEDY 25
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