The city of lovers is spread out on the cozy banks of the Seine. Everyone dreamed of visiting the magnificent French capital, and many have already made the dream come true. Leafing through the pages of photo reports, you suddenly notice how tremulously your heart begins to beat, how enthusiastic and poetic the thoughts in your head are. Exquisite cuisine, ancient aristocratic architecture, high fashion - these standards are forever fixed in Paris and France. Before you pack your bags and head to the airport, you should arm yourself with some knowledge so that you do not have to spend precious minutes sitting in your room and hastily exploring the most beautiful streets of Paris and other attractions. And then - on the road.
The streets of Paris… They breathe history and delicately offer themselves for walking. Small, cozy, as if they were taken out of an old grandmother's chest, Parisian streets hide an inimitable charm. A unique romantic walk can be arranged on the Cherry Trail - Le sentier des Merisiers, which is located in the 12th arrondissement. The average width of the street barely exceeds one meter. From it - a stone's throw to Place de la Bastille or the Bois de Vincennes.
Having enjoyed the solitude, it's time to go to the most famous Parisian street. However, for sure, many will visit Champs-Elysees Avenue in the first place. The famous Champs-Elysées is the most beautiful street in Paris, or so the Parisians say. Maria Medici herself in 1616 ordered three streets to be laid along the Seine, which later became this most beautiful boulevard. The Champs Elysees are located between the Arc de Triomphe and Place de la Concorde. Living on them, they say, is an unheard-of luxury. The Champs-Elysees is the French version of Kyiv's Khreshchatyk or Moscow's Arbat, but, as many argue, it is not permissible to compare them. Of course, Paris conquers the tourist so much that it turns him into an ardent and jealous lover.
Streets of Paris… Names you can't forget… Rue Rivoli is the longest in Paris, stretching along the Seine for three kilometers. The famous Louvre Museum is also located on Rivoli. You should definitely visit it, but you shouldn’t be upset that you don’t have time to see everything. The fact is that even a lifetime would hardly be enough for you to view the museum collection.
Studying the streets of Paris, you can not pass by the Avenue Montaigne - the former avenue of the Widows. It was on this street that several centuries ago widows gathered to share their grief. Now, the avenue is lined with boutiques, cementing the street as a top haute couture destination.
The streets of Paris, the photos of which were imprinted in the heart before the trip, are always surprising. You never know what kind of historical adventure it will turn intoanother walk. For example, Daru Street - well, who can imagine that it is on this street that the meeting with the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral will take place? However, the situation is explained simply - Daru Street is considered the heart of the "Russian quarter". It was a favorite haunt of Russian emigrants after 1917. Yes, the streets of Paris have always attracted aristocrats.
And, finally, Cler Street is a real paradise for the “cheesy” soul and the sweet tooth. It is not worth talking about the quality and quantity of French cheeses - it is fraught with a sharp explosion of appetite.
If you still haven't died of pleasure walking the streets of Paris or contemplating the French capital from the height of the Eiffel Tower, welcome to the Club of Forever Lovers in Paris.
