The most unusual and less frequented places in Paris
The most unusual and less frequented places in Paris
From Saturday October 17, health restrictions leave us few options to enjoy of the city public spaces, however Paris is an open-air museum and we can always have fun discovering or rediscovering unusual places just from the street.
You may have heard of the Statue of Liberty of Paris, a reproduction of France's gift to the United States in 1886 is installed near the Grenelle bridge between the 16th and 15th arrondissements.
The Chinese Pagoda in the 8th district, a traditional Chinese-style building that seems to have landed from space between the Haussmannian buildings of the neighborhood, located 48 rue de Courcelles, it deserves a selfie in front of it.
The Great Mosque of Paris, located 2 bis Place du puit de l'Ermite in the 5th district, its Hispano-Moorish architecture will make you travel, at the same time you can stop and get in to buy delicious oriental pastries and you can sit in the garden of plants just across the street to enjoy them in all serenity.
La Cité du Figuier, in the Oberkampf district, this colorful passage will appeal to all those who love plants, you will find tropical plants that adorn houses and workshops that recall an industrial Parisian era of yesteryear.
A walk in an urban green environment, it is the Coulée Verte, an old railway line over bridges, 4.5km of length with green passages, gardens and fountains, an ideal place for those who like walking in nature and bicycle rides. Access via Avenue Daumesnil, near the Opéra Bastille.
We wish you beautiful autumn walks, do not hesitate to share this article with your close ones to give them ideas for things to do in Paris.
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