I keep a running list of sights and restaurants to try. I cross out the ones we've been to.
SPOT24 olympics exhibition
daily 930a-645p 101 Quai Jacques Chirac, 15e
La Brasserie de l'Isle
Saint-Louis, closed Wednesday. Thur-Tue 12-1030pm
Miura closed Sat-Su;
M-F 1215-145p; 715-945p
Café Varenne bistro r d
Varenne and r d Bac Closed Su; M-Sa 730am-11pm
Bourdelle Museum closed
Monday, Tue-Sun 10am-6pm
Musée de La Poste closed Tuesday, Wed-Mon 11a-6pm
14th around
Raspail Metro
Montparnasse cemetery,
daily 9am-530pm
Fondation Cartier,
exhibit ends 4/21
Zadkine Museum closed
Monday, Tue-Sun 10a-6pm
Basilica Ste. Clothilde
Perrett’s house, rue Raynouard
Le Castel Beranger, art
Nouveau, 16e, rue de la Fontaine next to Maison de la radio
Lavirotte Building 29 ave.
rapp 7e
Tour Jean sans Peur near
Ettiene Marcel Metro
Shopping: Fabrice-rue
Bonaparte 6e (down from St. Germain Church and metro stop, costume jewelry)
Palais Galliera
Musee des Arts Forains
12e, Bercy
Deyrolle Taxidermy Shop,
rue du Bac 7e
Musee de l’Eventail
(Fans), 10e
UNESCO Bldg Tour
Petit Palais
LV Foundation, Rothko
exhibit ends 4/2
LV Dream @ 2 Pont -Neuf
daily 11-20, Free
BNF Richelieu Museum
closed Monday; Tue-10a-8p; W-Su 10a-6p
Musee de la vie
Romantique, closed Monday, Tue-Sun 10a-6pm, free, pair with New Athens
Musee Delacroix, closed
Tuesdays, Wed-Mo 930am-1730 (closed for renovations 19/9/2023-27/3/2024)
Pompidou daily
11am-9pm, roof terrace, biblioteque, photography exhibits free
Stravinsky Fountain
St. Merry daily 8am-8pm
Rue Berton down av du
Colonel Bonnet, cross Rue Raynouard, small road on left, wanders down to rue
d’Ankara and Parc de Passy
Chateau de Vincennes (daily 10a-5p)
Passage lhomme
Cour du Panier-Fleuri
Passage du Cheval Blanc, 2 Rue de la Roquette
It is in this passage located at the back of a 17th
century building. that all the wood arriving by the river was stored at the
Port de l'Arsenal, right next door. it was intended for all trades revolving
around this noble material from Faubourg Saint Antoine. Although the warehouse
has not existed for a long time, you can admire the buildings from the 19 and
20 centuries. some of whose half-timbered walls, some of which are decorated,
recall the history of this neighborhood in the past. The courtyards of the
buildings are named from January to June. For April, it's just a staircase. The
passage is open weekdays from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Cour Damoye 14 rue Daval exits onto Bastille
Coer Saint-Joseph, 5 rue de charonne
Jardin Tino Rossi
Les Halles Saint-Pierre
Beaupassage
Le Coulee Verte
Passage des Panoramas
Place Saint-Georges
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