He took lodgings in the Square d’Orléans in what is now the 9tharrondissement, the area once known as La Nouvelle Athènes. It was an exclusive enclave entered from the rue Taitbout. Several important artists lived there – not just Chopin (at no. 9) and Sand (no. 5) but also dance...
Once a train line from the Paris suburbs to Bastille, this redbrick viaduct (often referred to as Le Viaduc des Arts) is now one of the park highlights of the unpretentious 12e arrondissement. The rails have been transformed into a 4½-km (3-mile) walkway lined with trees, bamboo, an...
Paris’ arrondissements are identified by the last two digits of address postal codes and are typically written as 17eme or 17e arr. Parisiennes also refer to their arrondissement as “left of the Seine River” (La Rive Gauche) or “right of the Seine River” (Rive Droite). Regardless of ...
As a fact, Atelier de Paris opens its creative rentrée with a street-lawn party combo that, as well as patience, fêtes community and commitment: the completion of choreographer Joanna Leighton’s Cycle des Veilleurs (“Cycle of Watchers”) #2 in the 12th arrondissement. As with her other ...
Morrison’s grave is the fourth most visited site after the Eiffel Tower, the Notre Dame Cathedral and the Pompideau Center, states a Paris guide. It’s quite a ways out from the standard Paris tourist path located in the 20thParis arrondissement near metro station Philippe Auguste. ...
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