Paris in Pictures

30/11/2025

29/11/2025

☔🚶 Paris at night hits different.
This tiny corner building looks like it’s guarding the whole street — standing tall while everyone rushes through the rain. The cobblestones are shiny, the cars are confused, and the crosswalk feels like a mini skating rink.
Fun fact: Paris is full of immeubles d’angle like this — built to fit the old, irregular streets, giving the city those dramatic, movie-scene corners.
So… would you walk faster here because it’s raining, or slower because the vibe is too good? 😆

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29/11/2025

The RER B is the classic Paris–CDG route: fast, direct, and cheaper than any taxi pretending “it’s just extra traffic.”
Fun fact: this line opened in 1977 and now moves over 165 million passengers a year, making it one of the busiest in the entire RER network.

29/11/2025

Avenue Montaigne

28/11/2025

☔️ Paris in the rain hits different — shiny pavements, steaming cafés, and umbrellas doing their best impression of parachutes.
This corner is La Pépinière, a classic Parisian brasserie near Saint-Augustin, known for its green terrace that stays charming even when it’s soaking wet. Fun fact: cafés around here have kept their iconic outdoor chairs and tables since the early 1900s, and yes — Parisians will still sit outside even in winter.

And honestly… is it even Paris if the puddles don’t reflect the whole neighbourhood like a free mirror?

So tell me — would you sit outside here, rain or not? 😄

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28/11/2025

Can you recognize the streets and the part of Paris it is?

27/11/2025

☕ Paris cafés don’t care if it rains—they still arrange the chairs like the sun is coming any minute.
Fun fact: this classic woven chair style has been part of Paris café culture since the 19th century, made to survive sun, storms… and tourists who sit for “just one coffee” but stay two hours.
Here, even the waiter moves with that calm Parisian rhythm, like the city taught him to dance between tables.
So tell me… would you sit outside in the rain too, or head straight for the warm seats inside?

27/11/2025

Part 2
Along Quai Anatole France, the Seine moves slowly… almost like it’s showing off.
Fun fact: this quai is named after Anatole France, a French writer who loved Paris so much he once said the city teaches you how to dream.
Today, it’s one of the calmest river paths—boats passing, tourists staring, and Parisians pretending they’re not late.
So tell me… if you walk here long enough, do your thoughts slow down too, or does Paris keep you thinking fast? 😄

27/11/2025

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27/11/2025

🚛 When Paris rains, even the garbage truck looks like it’s on a mission.
Fun fact: Paris has one of the oldest organized waste-collection systems in Europe—back in the 1800s, the city already had rules to keep streets clean.
Today, these green trucks roll through every neighborhood, rain or shine, taking care of the mess so the rest of us can enjoy the city.
But be honest… have you ever chased one just to see how it works? 😄

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27/11/2025

☕ Boulevard Saint-Germain — là où Paris marche lentement, mais pense vite.
This boulevard is one of the oldest Parisian axes, famous for its cafés where writers like Sartre and Camus once argued about life… probably over a very strong coffee.
Today, it’s full of students, shoppers, and one guy who always walks like he’s late even when he’s not.
So tell me… if you sit here long enough, do you think inspiration arrives, or do you have to chase it?