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1. Taste the starter \u201coef foi grois\u201d in \u201cLe Jardin d’en Face\u201d in Montmartre<\/h2>\n![\"Oef](\"https:\/\/ecobnb.com\/blog\/app\/uploads\/sites\/3\/2022\/04\/oef-foi-grois.png\")
Oef Foi Grois. Le Jardin d’en Face. Restaurant in Paris. Photo by Irene Paolinelli<\/div><\/div>\nA small but very nice<\/strong> and cozy<\/strong> place! Excellent from all points of view. It is located in one of the small streets leading up to Montmartre<\/strong>, with about ten tables. Typical French cuisine<\/strong> (canard, potatoes, and other local dishes). Don\u2019t miss the \u201coef foi grois<\/strong>\u201d, it is simply divine<\/strong>. Everyone come there for that and it is delicious! A dinner in this place is an unforgettable experience! Iphigenie advises booking in advance so you can be sure to have your table.<\/p>\n2.\u00a0Have a walk along canal Saint-Martin and have a cup of tea in \u201cle Comptoir General\u201d<\/h2>\n![\"Photo](\"https:\/\/ecobnb.com\/blog\/app\/uploads\/sites\/3\/2022\/04\/Paris-4.png\")
Photo via wikimedia.org<\/div><\/div>\nBuilt in the early nineteenth century<\/strong>, the canals of Paris have become a vibrant part of the city. As soon as the first rays of sun<\/strong> touch the water, a certain \u2018douceur de vivre\u2019<\/strong> takes hold. Join a gentle stroll between the Saint-Martin Canal and La Villette or Buttes-Chaumont Parks, where a combination of nature<\/strong> and urban culture<\/strong> creates a holiday atmosphere. Soak up the lively atmosphere emanating from the little bars and bistros alongside the canal. With a bit of luck, you might see the R\u00e9collets lock opening and be able to admire the lock mechanism. Continue your walk to the Villemin Garden, created on the site of the former hospital of the same name, which itself replaced the R\u00e9collets Convent<\/strong>. The garden, with its lawns, bandstand and play areas, is an ideal spot for a picnic<\/strong>.<\/p>\nTake a cup of tea and a slice of cake in \u201cle comptoir general<\/strong><\/a>\u201d. The place is magnificent, surrounded by greenery<\/strong> and relaxing music<\/strong>. You can also have a wide choice of drinks<\/strong>.<\/p>\n3. Have a picnic along la Seine with a nice view nearby l’\u00eele Saint-Louis<\/h2>\n![\"Photo](\"https:\/\/ecobnb.com\/blog\/app\/uploads\/sites\/3\/2022\/04\/Paris-3.png\")
Photo via Canva<\/div><\/div>\nOne of the most iconic images of Paris is the\u00a0river Seine<\/strong>,\u00a0winding through the center of the city. During the day, the Seine mainly plays host to floating restaurants and tour boats, but on the weekends and evenings, her\u00a0riverbanks come alive with picnickers<\/strong>. There are some lovely places<\/strong> to soak up the sun with a glass of ros\u00e9 and a baguette by the river.<\/p>\n\n- \u00eele Saint-Louis<\/strong> and \u00cele de la Cit\u00e9<\/strong>. The Seine splits briefly into two, creating two \u201cislands\u201d<\/strong> linked by the small Saint Louis bridge<\/strong>. One of these, the \u00cele de la Cit\u00e9, is a popular spot for picnics<\/strong>.<\/li>\n
- Quai Bernard<\/strong>. Across the street from the Jardin des Plantes<\/strong>, the Quai Bernard<\/strong> is a great spot for a picnic, and you can also pick up the Batobus (boat tour) here.<\/li>\n
- Trocadero<\/strong>. If you want to see the Eiffel tower<\/strong> doing her \u2018sparkly thing\u2019 at night, but can\u2019t face the crowds on the Champ de Mars<\/strong>, then you absolutely have to check out the gardens at Trocadero, across the river and directly opposite the tower.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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Paris. Photos by Irene Paolinelli<\/div><\/div>\n\n- Canal Saint-Martin<\/strong>. Far fewer tourists head here, and you will find families, colleagues, couples and friends sitting on the cobbled banks<\/strong> with picnics throughout the day \u2013 but especially on warm Friday evenings. Look out for the fishermen<\/strong> who enjoy this spot too!<\/li>\n
- Berges de Seine<\/strong>. The recently-renovated 2.3 kilometres of \u201cberges\u201d (riverbanks) between the Mus\u00e9e d\u2019Orsay and the Pont de l\u2019Alma are now home to floating gardens, bars, deckchairs, free exercise classes, and all sorts of kids\u2019 activities<\/strong>.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
4. Take a break in Rosa Bonheur Buttes Chaumont and Le Pavillon des Canaux<\/h2>\n![\"Le_Pavillon_des_Canaux,](\"https:\/\/ecobnb.com\/blog\/app\/uploads\/sites\/3\/2022\/04\/1024px-Paris_-_Le_Pavillon_des_Canaux_7_June_2015-870x490.jpg\")
Photo by Fred Romero from Paris, France, via Wikimedia<\/div><\/div>\nLe Rosa Bonheur<\/strong> is a “guinguettes<\/strong>” where the spirit of the Camargue<\/strong> reigns. Places where life is good and where people, genres and the wind of freedom mingle. In honour of the painter and liberated woman Rosa Bonheur, and with the accents of the Midi, Mimi, Zouzou and the whole team welcome you with good humour to their four guinguettes with sustainable approaches and affordable products: 1.\u00a0in the Parc des Buttes Chaumont, 2.\u00a0on the banks of the Seine at Invalides, 3.\u00a0in Asni\u00e8res, and finally the latest 4.\u00a0on an island in the heart of the Bois de Vincennes.<\/p>\nLe Pavillon des Canaux<\/strong> is a hybrid place that lies between public and private space, between home and work. It is impossible to sum up the Pavillon des Canaux in one sentence; it is a place where you can see an exhibition<\/strong>, have a drink<\/strong>, have a brunch<\/strong>, take part in a drawing workshop or attend a concert<\/strong>. In a friendly atmosphere, with recycled furniture<\/strong>, original decoration and brightly coloured walls<\/strong>, the Pavillon des Canaux is a laboratory of ideas, a nursery of initiatives, a field of possibilities.<\/p>\nThese places enable people to forge links between themselves through a different offer: only the essentials are consumed and a cultural, artistic, social, solidarity and environmental programme is offered. This is what Pavillon des Canaux is trying to do: to live better<\/strong> together while being closer to the environment<\/strong>.<\/p>\n5. Taste a special Galette or Cr\u00eape in BREIZH Caf\u00e9<\/h2>\n![\"Photo](\"https:\/\/ecobnb.com\/blog\/app\/uploads\/sites\/3\/2022\/04\/Paris-BREIZH-Cafe\u0301.png\")
Photo by Irene Paolinelli<\/div><\/div>\nIn BREIZH Caf\u00e9<\/strong><\/a> the product is at the heart<\/strong>. The galettes are delicious. Cute place with great service. Don\u2019t miss the \u201cGalette Classique\u201d and “Galette\u00a0Saumon fum\u00e9 biologique artisanal”.<\/p>\n6. Eat local at La Bonne Franquette or Eat Moules Frites in \u201cle Moulin de la Galette\u201d<\/h2>\n![\"Photo](\"https:\/\/ecobnb.com\/blog\/app\/uploads\/sites\/3\/2022\/04\/Paris-5.png\")
Photo via wikimedia.org<\/div><\/div>\nA 16th century<\/strong> house in the heart of old Montmartre<\/strong>, La Bonne Franquette<\/a> keeps alive the Montmartre tradition of conviviality<\/strong>, welcoming artists, winegrowers and lovers of good wine and good food, true to its motto “Aimer, Manger, Boire et Chanter”. The name “La Bonne Franquette” was given in 1925 by Francisque Poulot<\/strong>. At the end of the 19th century<\/strong> and the beginning of the 20th, La Bonne Franquette was a meeting place<\/strong> for artists<\/strong>: Pissarro, Sisley, C\u00e9zanne, Toulouse-Lautrec, Renoir, Monet, Zola…<\/p>\nThe restaurant is a change of scenery for travellers<\/strong> and Parisians alike, with its typical atmosphere and village-like ambience typical of the old Montmartre.<\/p>\nLe Moulin de la Galette<\/a> offers fresh seasonal products in Montmartre. It is ideal to taste \u201cmoules frites<\/strong>\u201d and its terrace\u2019s view is magical<\/strong>.<\/p>\n7. Take a glass of wine in Peniche antipode – Abricadabra<\/h2>\n![\"Photo](\"https:\/\/ecobnb.com\/blog\/app\/uploads\/sites\/3\/2022\/04\/Paris-Abricadabra.png\")
Photo by Irene Paolinelli<\/div><\/div>\nPeniche antipode \u2013 Abricadabra<\/a> is a charming and alternative<\/strong> place, impossible to describe by words. You should see it by yourself to fully appreciate it!<\/p>\n![\"Visiting](\"https:\/\/ecobnb.com\/blog\/app\/uploads\/sites\/3\/2022\/04\/Cover-image-Paris-1.png\")
Visiting Paris. Photo by Irene Paolinelli<\/div><\/div>\nParis is not a city, it is a magic<\/strong> place. Follow these local<\/a> tips and you will make\u00a0the most of your experience<\/strong>! You can also visit Paris with your dog<\/strong>!<\/p>\n
A small but very nice<\/strong> and cozy<\/strong> place! Excellent from all points of view. It is located in one of the small streets leading up to Montmartre<\/strong>, with about ten tables. Typical French cuisine<\/strong> (canard, potatoes, and other local dishes). Don\u2019t miss the \u201coef foi grois<\/strong>\u201d, it is simply divine<\/strong>. Everyone come there for that and it is delicious! A dinner in this place is an unforgettable experience! Iphigenie advises booking in advance so you can be sure to have your table.<\/p>\n Built in the early nineteenth century<\/strong>, the canals of Paris have become a vibrant part of the city. As soon as the first rays of sun<\/strong> touch the water, a certain \u2018douceur de vivre\u2019<\/strong> takes hold. Join a gentle stroll between the Saint-Martin Canal and La Villette or Buttes-Chaumont Parks, where a combination of nature<\/strong> and urban culture<\/strong> creates a holiday atmosphere. Soak up the lively atmosphere emanating from the little bars and bistros alongside the canal. With a bit of luck, you might see the R\u00e9collets lock opening and be able to admire the lock mechanism. Continue your walk to the Villemin Garden, created on the site of the former hospital of the same name, which itself replaced the R\u00e9collets Convent<\/strong>. The garden, with its lawns, bandstand and play areas, is an ideal spot for a picnic<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Take a cup of tea and a slice of cake in \u201cle comptoir general<\/strong><\/a>\u201d. The place is magnificent, surrounded by greenery<\/strong> and relaxing music<\/strong>. You can also have a wide choice of drinks<\/strong>.<\/p>\n One of the most iconic images of Paris is the\u00a0river Seine<\/strong>,\u00a0winding through the center of the city. During the day, the Seine mainly plays host to floating restaurants and tour boats, but on the weekends and evenings, her\u00a0riverbanks come alive with picnickers<\/strong>. There are some lovely places<\/strong> to soak up the sun with a glass of ros\u00e9 and a baguette by the river.<\/p>\n Le Rosa Bonheur<\/strong> is a “guinguettes<\/strong>” where the spirit of the Camargue<\/strong> reigns. Places where life is good and where people, genres and the wind of freedom mingle. In honour of the painter and liberated woman Rosa Bonheur, and with the accents of the Midi, Mimi, Zouzou and the whole team welcome you with good humour to their four guinguettes with sustainable approaches and affordable products: 1.\u00a0in the Parc des Buttes Chaumont, 2.\u00a0on the banks of the Seine at Invalides, 3.\u00a0in Asni\u00e8res, and finally the latest 4.\u00a0on an island in the heart of the Bois de Vincennes.<\/p>\n Le Pavillon des Canaux<\/strong> is a hybrid place that lies between public and private space, between home and work. It is impossible to sum up the Pavillon des Canaux in one sentence; it is a place where you can see an exhibition<\/strong>, have a drink<\/strong>, have a brunch<\/strong>, take part in a drawing workshop or attend a concert<\/strong>. In a friendly atmosphere, with recycled furniture<\/strong>, original decoration and brightly coloured walls<\/strong>, the Pavillon des Canaux is a laboratory of ideas, a nursery of initiatives, a field of possibilities.<\/p>\n These places enable people to forge links between themselves through a different offer: only the essentials are consumed and a cultural, artistic, social, solidarity and environmental programme is offered. This is what Pavillon des Canaux is trying to do: to live better<\/strong> together while being closer to the environment<\/strong>.<\/p>\n In BREIZH Caf\u00e9<\/strong><\/a> the product is at the heart<\/strong>. The galettes are delicious. Cute place with great service. Don\u2019t miss the \u201cGalette Classique\u201d and “Galette\u00a0Saumon fum\u00e9 biologique artisanal”.<\/p>\n A 16th century<\/strong> house in the heart of old Montmartre<\/strong>, La Bonne Franquette<\/a> keeps alive the Montmartre tradition of conviviality<\/strong>, welcoming artists, winegrowers and lovers of good wine and good food, true to its motto “Aimer, Manger, Boire et Chanter”. The name “La Bonne Franquette” was given in 1925 by Francisque Poulot<\/strong>. At the end of the 19th century<\/strong> and the beginning of the 20th, La Bonne Franquette was a meeting place<\/strong> for artists<\/strong>: Pissarro, Sisley, C\u00e9zanne, Toulouse-Lautrec, Renoir, Monet, Zola…<\/p>\n The restaurant is a change of scenery for travellers<\/strong> and Parisians alike, with its typical atmosphere and village-like ambience typical of the old Montmartre.<\/p>\n Le Moulin de la Galette<\/a> offers fresh seasonal products in Montmartre. It is ideal to taste \u201cmoules frites<\/strong>\u201d and its terrace\u2019s view is magical<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Peniche antipode \u2013 Abricadabra<\/a> is a charming and alternative<\/strong> place, impossible to describe by words. You should see it by yourself to fully appreciate it!<\/p>\n Paris is not a city, it is a magic<\/strong> place. Follow these local<\/a> tips and you will make\u00a0the most of your experience<\/strong>! You can also visit Paris with your dog<\/strong>!<\/p>\n2.\u00a0Have a walk along canal Saint-Martin and have a cup of tea in \u201cle Comptoir General\u201d<\/h2>\n
3. Have a picnic along la Seine with a nice view nearby l’\u00eele Saint-Louis<\/h2>\n
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4. Take a break in Rosa Bonheur Buttes Chaumont and Le Pavillon des Canaux<\/h2>\n
5. Taste a special Galette or Cr\u00eape in BREIZH Caf\u00e9<\/h2>\n
6. Eat local at La Bonne Franquette or Eat Moules Frites in \u201cle Moulin de la Galette\u201d<\/h2>\n
7. Take a glass of wine in Peniche antipode – Abricadabra<\/h2>\n