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PLACE DAUPHINE

                                                  

  Discover Place Dauphine | Paris Insiders Guide

La Place Dauphine Appartementen In Het Centrum van Parijs | Parijs Perfect (parisperfect.com)

CHANSON

52. Il est cinq heures, Paris s'éveille (1968) - Jacques Dutronc | Chanson Klassiekers

FONTAINE MOLIERE

Fontaine Molière: A Little-Known Paris Monument - French Moments

Molière in Paris: 5 Sites in the Footsteps of the Writer - French Moments

RUE RICHELIEU

Rue de Richelieu – Links in Parijs (leftinparis.org)

Parisian Walkways: Rue de Richelieu - France Today

Rue de Richelieu - Wikipedia

LOUVRE

• The First arrondissement is home to one of the most famous monuments in Paris: the Louvre. Mainly located on the Right bank of River Seine, it includes the Tuileries Garden, several historic churches and palaces, upscale squares and the bustling shopping precinct of Les Halles.
• The district of Saint-Germain-l’Auxerrois is that of the Louvre and the Tuileries. Here, the arts flourish thanks to the presence of several renowned museums, including the Louvre and the Orangerie. It is a district where justice reigned in the Middle Ages and up to our time. Indeed, the Palais de Justice encircles the fabulous Sainte-Chapelle on the Ile de la Cité.
• The district of Les Halles is animated by leisure and commerce. At the foot of Saint-Eustache, the Halles garden covers the Forum des Halles, a vast shopping mall buried on several levels. The garden faces the Bourse du Commerce.
• The district of the Palais-Royal is rich in contrast. It concentrates on activities related to tourism, culture and literature. The Avenue de l’Opéra is lined with travel agencies and hotels. The Comédie française, theatres and the Ministry of Culture frame the gardens of the Palais-Royal. The memory of writers and artists floats in the maze of neighbouring streets.
• The luxury industry and French savoir-vivre characterise the Vendôme district. Jewellers occupy the Place Vendôme and antique dealers line the Rue Saint-Honoré. On the neo-classical square of Place Vendôme, around the Ritz, haute couture and leather goods present the jewels of French design.

BOOKSHOPS

In addition, it boasts a few bookshops, including Librairie Delamain (the oldest bookshop in Paris at number 155 rue Saint-Honoré), Librairie Galignani and the British bookshop WH Smith (Rue de Rivoli). Lastly, you will find the FNAC (one of France’s premier bookshops) in the Westfield Forum des Halles.

De oudste boekhandel van Parijs en La Civette, waar George Sand haar sigaretten kocht