Did you know it's quicker (and sometimes
cheaper) to get to Paris than it is to Swansea?
Bye bye Welsh
cakes, hello baguettes.
Here's what I
recommend:
For the best
burger
Cafe Charlot in Marais was
my favourite place in Paris and probably one of the best burgers I've eaten.
Most places have outdoor seating, so after dinner you can drink wine and people
watch until the early hours of the morning.
Cafe Kitsune
From Tokyo to
Paris, this coffee shop serves up the best coffee and it's situated in most peaceful area in Le Palais Royal. Grab a coffee and sit outside by the fountain - The best kind of caffeine fix.
Being the
tourist
Seeing all the
landmarks is a must. I'm not overly fussed on doing all the touristy things and
queuing for hours, but seeing these beauty's from a far is just as good.
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| Titty Tee at the Louvre |
Baguettes and
beerz
Because,
Paris. Le Nemours near the Louvre looks
over a courtyard that had a mini orchestra playing some classical bangers - we ate ham and
cheese baguettes and it was dreamy.
Walk along
Canal Saint-Martin
This area is
quite hipster and people sit all along the side of the canal drinking
beers. It's so relaxed with bearded French men aplenty.
Breakfast
The breakfast
offering is as delicious as you would imagine. Good coffee and croissants or
Croque Madame with a runny egg.
I fell a little
in love with Paris and the laid back way of living. I didn't stop laughing, eating and drinking good beer and wine the whole weekend, I had the best time ever. Plz take me back!
xxx
