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Capturing the magic of Paris, one frame at a time. A filipino; living the life in Paris, here, there and where life takes me.

21/11/2025

🚲 A golden bike, a quiet corner, and Paris pretending it’s an autumn postcard. The leaves are doing their dramatic fall-on-the-ground moment, the cafés are still waking up, and the old street signs point you to places that sound like they belong in a novel. Fun fact: the Théâtre du Vieux-Colombier has been around since 1913—one of the classic stages of the Latin Quarter.
And the bike? It looks like it’s been here long enough to pay rent.

If this bike could talk, what Paris story would it tell first?

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21/11/2025

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Standing right in the middle of the busy boulevard, Porte Saint-Denis looks like Paris forgot to move an old victory gate out of the way — and honestly, we’re glad they didn’t. Built in 1672 for Louis XIV, it once marked the entrance to the capital. Today, it watches scooters race by, cafés open their terraces, and tourists try to pronounce “Strasbourg–Saint-Denis” without panicking.
Fun fact: it’s one of Paris’ oldest triumphal arches, older than the Arc de Triomphe itself.
So… if this arch could talk, what dramatic Paris gossip do you think it would spill?

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21/11/2025

🚤 The Seine doing its “Paris postcard” moment again

Blue sky, bright water, and bridges that look like they were designed just to make people say wow. The Seine has been the city’s main highway since ancient times — boats carrying food, wine, and sometimes drama (because… France).

Today, it’s calm, shiny, and framed by those classic buildings that make you feel like you’re walking inside a history book. Paris really knows how to look good without even trying.

Be honest… would you rather be on the bridge or on the boat right now? 😄

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21/11/2025

☁️ Paris mornings are basically mood swings in the sky

Here’s that classic Haussmann building standing like it owns the whole corner — red bricks, black rooftops, and balconies that make you want to suddenly start drinking espresso and writing poetry.

Fun detail: this style of building comes from Baron Haussmann’s big redesign of Paris in the 1800s. Wide boulevards, tall elegant facades… all designed to make the city look grand and keep traffic flowing.

And today? The clouds are dramatic, the light is soft, and Paris is pretending it’s in a movie again.
So tell me — who else wants to live on the top floor? 🏙️😄

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20/11/2025

🚍 NO TICKET? NO PROBLEM!

The bus is here… but your ticket isn’t?
Stay calm — we’ve got you covered.

You can now buy your ticket directly on board using your bank card.
Just tap on the new card-payment machine inside the bus.
Price: €2.50, valid for this trip only (no connections, no return).

For your everyday journeys, remember that it’s still cheaper with:
• Navigo Easy: €2
• Navigo Liberté+: €1.60

These new machines are rolling out across Paris and the region — keep an eye out!

Thank you for riding with us.

20/11/2025

🚇 A quick stop at the Saint‑Placide station (Line 4) beneath Rue de Rennes in Paris’ 6th arrondissement.
Did you know the station first opened on 9 January 1910 under the name “Vaugirard” before it was renamed to Saint-Placide in 1913?
Standing there, I couldn’t help but imagine all the Parisians who’ve passed through this spot over more than a century—now you know the hidden history behind a pretty ordinary metro stop.
Would you have guessed a simple metro station could have such a story?

20/11/2025

☕ Walking past L’Horizon, you instantly get that classic Paris café feeling — the red-and-white awning, tiny woven chairs, and people sipping coffee like they have all the time in the world. The place sits perfectly on the corner, just where the sunlight hits the old Haussmann walls.

Fun fact: Parisian corner cafés became popular in the late 19th century because they gave people a perfect view of the street — half socializing, half people-watching, 100% Paris.

And honestly… why does every man who sits outside a café look like he’s waiting for a philosophical plot twist? 😄

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20/11/2025

The stylish shortcut from Saint-Germain to Montparnasse.

20/11/2025

🌅 Paris mornings hit different — the sun rises slowly over the old rooftops like it’s warming up the whole city one window at a time.
Fun fact: these classic Haussmann rooftops were designed in the 1800s to catch as much natural light as possible… which is why sunrise always looks so magical here.
But tell me… do you prefer watching the city wake up or watching it fall asleep?

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19/11/2025

🍽️ Paris at night is undefeated — the streets are wet, the lights are glowing, and every café suddenly looks like a movie set. Le Flores is shining like it’s telling everyone, “Come in, it’s warm here.”
Fun fact: Paris cafés put up Christmas lights early because the city wants to keep that cozy winter atmosphere all season — even on rainy nights like this.
And honestly… don’t the reflections on the ground look better than any filter?

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19/11/2025

☕️ Paris rain cafés are undefeated — everyone still sits outside like it’s nothing. Aristide’s striped awning has that old-Paris charm, and fun fact: many Paris cafés have kept this exact bistro style since the late 1800s to keep the streets looking “Haussmannian.”
Meanwhile, this dog looks more ready for a croissant than the humans.
So tell me… would you sit outside in the rain for your coffee too?

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19/11/2025

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