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Paris Secret Bars Find secret Bars in Paris. by Quinn Burton © Jill Bannse I n a city saturated with tourists, it’s all too easy to forget that there’s more to Parisian nightlife than glitzy clubs and overpriced brasseries milking some obscure connection to Hemingway for all its worth. The premium on space in the city has pushed the alternative scene far away, whether to the whispered-of warehouse raves out in the sticks or to the literally underground parties in the catacombs. While you try in vain to get yourself invited to either, we’ve compiled a list of our six favourite inner-city venues that, despite their popularity with locals and long-time residents, tend to get overlooked by the mainstream crowd. Come here to eat, drink, dance, rap, be rapped at, unwind to smooth jazz, then start all over again come the early hours. While you try in vain to get yourself invited to either, we’ve compiled a list of our six favourite inner-city venues that, despite their popularity with locals and long-time residents, tend to get overlooked by the mainstream crowd. Come here to eat, drink, dance, rap, be rapped at, unwind to smooth jazz, then start all over again come the early hours. While you try in vain to get yourself invited to either, we’ve compiled a list of our six favourite inner-city venues that, despite their popularity with locals and long-time residents, tend to get overlooked by the mainstream crowd. 14 | January 2017 | <strong>TravelerToGo</strong>
The Notre Dame cathedral is one of the earliest gothic churches in France © Jill Bannse N otre-Dame de Paris is located in the middle of the city, on the Île de la Cité. As many as 14 million people step across the threshold every year to admire the cathedral from within. Those who brave the 387 steps to the top of the south tower are treated to stunning views of the city and the vast Seine, and come eye to eye with the famous gargoyles. Notre-Dame de Paris means Our Lady of Paris. The construction of this Gothic building began in 1163. It wasn’t until the early 14th century, however, that this impressive lady was largely completed. In 1792, during the French Revolution, the cathedral was stormed and looted, and many sculptures and paintings were lost. Notre-Dame was comprehensively renovated under the direction of architect Eugène Emmanuel Viollet-le-Duc at the beginning of the 19th century. The construction of this Gothic Notre Dame building began in 1163. It wasn’t until the early 14th century, however, that this impressive lady was largely completed. Notre-Dame was comprehensively renovated under the direction of architect Eugène Emmanuel Viollet-le-Duc at the beginning of the 19th century. by Tom O’Brian <strong>TravelerToGo</strong> | January 2017 | 15
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