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This beautiful building is just across the street This beautiful building is just across the street from the famous café Les Deux Magot. I’ve admired it since my very first visit to Paris. To me, it’s quintessentially Parisian, with its Mansard roof, wrought iron railing, garden, and beautiful architecture details. I just love it. Don’t you? #saintgermaindesprès #goldenhour #rivegauche #paris
One of the prettiest places in Paris is Place de F One of the prettiest places in Paris is Place de Furstemberg. This tiny, romantic square in Saint-Germain-des-Prés feels like a secret garden, with its four paulownia trees and old-world charm, as well as one of the most beautiful florists in the city at Flamant. 🌸💕🌸 #Paris #PlaceFurstemberg #SaintGermain #FloralDreams #ParisHiddenGems
One of my favorite restaurants in Paris is Le Souf One of my favorite restaurants in Paris is Le Soufflé. It’s absolutely charming and utterly delicious. Opened in 1961, Le Souffle offers cozy, old-school Parisian atmosphere, traditional French cooking, and soufflés that go from savory to sweet. What’s not to love? These sort of little discoveries and timeless treasures make travel so special. And yes, this is exactly the kind of spot you’ll find in my Paris Guide - Link in bio. #ParisGuide #ParisRestaurants #ParisTravel #ParisianCharm #LeSoufflé
This weekend the square right in front of the magn This weekend the square right in front of the magnificent Église Saint-Sulpice will be home to one of my favorite antique markets: The Salon des Antiquaires. The market is high-end and includes beautiful furniture, paintings, silver, crystal, rare books, and decorative objects from the 17th–20th centuries. Perfect for finding that one special piece to bring home. After you’ve browsed the stalls, treat yourself to a classic Parisian lunch at the charming Café de la Mairie — this is one of my favorite cafés. Being there always reminds me of my college days. The service is great, and the food is very good. And whatever you do, don’t miss stepping inside Saint-Sulpice itself. The church is breathtaking, and its Chapel of the Holy Angels features the stunning monumental murals by Eugène Delacroix (Jacob Wrestling with the Angel, Heliodorus Driven from the Temple & Saint Michael Vanquishing the Demon). Absolute must-see. To me, this is a perfect day in Paris. #SaintSulpice #AntiqueMarket #FoireSaintSulpice #ParisWeekend #Delacroix
Fall in love with Paris 🍂🍃🍁🍃🍂 #parisjetaime #par Fall in love with Paris 🍂🍃🍁🍃🍂 #parisjetaime #parisianvibes #autumn #october #paris
Prenons une promenade dans le Jardin du Luxembourg Prenons une promenade dans le Jardin du Luxembourg. #jardinduluxembourg #parisgardens #autumninparis #fallvibes🍁 #parisjetaime
Early October in Paris…my absolute favorite time o Early October in Paris…my absolute favorite time of year — blue skies, leaves just beginning to turn, and weather still warm enough for a light jacket and a leisurely terrace lunch. J’adore 🍂🍃🍁 #ParisInOctober #EarlyAutumn #ParisLove #FallInParis #ParisVibes
If you’re in Paris this week, add the Foire de Cha If you’re in Paris this week, add the Foire de Chatou @foiredechatou to your list of things to do. Whether you’re a serious shopper or just browsing, it’s so much fun because it truly has everything—from quirky bargains and vintage finds to high-end antiques and unexpected treasures that turn every aisle into a treasure hunt. The vendors are friendly, knowledgeable, and happy to share stories or haggle, creating a warm, festive atmosphere that feels more like a lively village gathering than a simple market. Moreover, there’s a food court offering delicious French fare. It’s also incredibly easy to get to from Paris via the RER A (with free shuttles from Rueil-Malmaison), so you can spend a full, relaxed day browsing without any travel hassle. #foiredechatou #frenchantiques #chineur #parisantiques #vintagefinds
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