Walking Around Paris, France: A Must Include In Your Auspicious Travel Agenda
Monday, January 27, 2020 France 0 Comments

A Must Include In Your Auspicious Travel Agenda

At long last, this is by far not a walking around Paris guide, but this shall be more of a quick tour of the Paris neighborhoods that are certainly worth utilizing your walking skills. There are a lot of things to do in Paris, and if it weren’t for the riots and petty crimes happening around every so often #realitybites, you’ll want to explore the Paris map and really walk as far and wide as you can until your legs fall off. So in as much as I know that there are still a lot of other cities to explore, Paris will always be one of my most favored go-to cities whenever I get the chance to drop by Europe.

My local friend always say that it’s best to walk along the Seine river, which in my opinion, looks like how it’s being depicted on novels and historical accounts. Scenic, charming, and les-miserables lovely kind of everyday experience. You’ll always find something artsy, something cool, something real and extraordinary. Even so, it’s nice to see the other streets and get lost in different neighborhoods. Truly, the smell coming from the local Parisian bakeries, the glimpses of the Eiffel tower seen from different corners, and the living architectural archives seen in every corner, is a pleasant situation to be in. Plus points if you have a baguette on one hand and a croissant on the other!

So before I completely press the pause button on my Paris travel series here, allow me to do a generous photo dump on the nice and lesser photographed everyday streets around Paris that you may or may not see. If and when you get the chance to be an expatriate or maybe stay longer in Paris, be sure to schedule a “get lost” kind of walking day for you, because Paris will always be that place you’ll enjoy. While it is true that you’ll end up exhausted if you try to walk around Paris in a day or so, especially if you also plan to see the famous sites like the Eiffel Tower, or the Champs Élysées, or even the Louvre Museum, there are so many other everyday things to explore. Now on to the photos~ let me know what’s the hidden gem street corner that you’ve discovered in Paris, yes?