Paris Late Summer: A Pictorial Review from Monuments to Museums to Street Art to Cafes (Travels on Our Own) Kindle Edition

How do you get the most from your travel to Paris? Extended stay, preferred location, easy transit, relaxed exploring and dining. Follow these Boomer-era vacationers for a month. From their quaint, short-term rental apartments they leisurely take in much of what Paris has to offer. The Reaumur-Sebastopol metro station is steps away. Its north-south, east-west lines quickly spirit them to all the notable destinations: Notre-Dame, Louvre, Champs-Elysees, Eiffel Tower and Pere Lachaise. Each day offers mini-adventures. Browse through a rolling, uncovered, neighborhood market in the Butte-aux-Cailles followed by window shopping on the trendy Rue de Rosier in the Marais. While the top tourist spots draw much of their attention, Montmartre earns a second visit given the unique character of its neighborhood. Nearby, popular Rue Montorgueil studded with multi-ethnic eateries, gelaterias, crowded cafes and intimate, pop-up cocktail bars quickly became the trip’s go-to gathering place. If time allows, London is just a Bullet Train away. Read more