Colonnes de Buren/Les Deux Plateaux

For the next 48 hours, we take you on a magical journey through Paris! This city is filled with stunning architecture and so much delicious food. We visited in autumn, which made Paris feel extra romantic. While there is a subway system, we ended up walking most of the trip because even the "average" streets are gorgeous. Every corner radiates history and charm~ 🤩 Feel free to refer to the Video Chapters below! 

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► VIDEO CHAPTERS: 
0:00 Intro & Preview
0:20 Local bakery open since 1909
0:42 Historical Passages, including Passage Verdeau & Passage Jouffroy
1:20 Tea Room with Pastries
1:51 Passage des Panoramas
2:28 Galerie Vivienne
2:50 Domaine National du Palais-Royal
3:30 Courtyard of Honor (Columns of Buren)
3:45 Le Train Bleu
4:46 Confit of Scottish Salmon
4:55 Wild Duck Pâté en Croûte
5:43 Free-Range Chicken Stew
5:50 Lyon-Style Pike Quenelles
6:30 Seasonal Dessert: Mont-Blanc with Clementines
6:56 La Coulée Verte (The Green Corridor)
7:05 Canal Saint Martin
7:42 Hotel De Sully
8:00 Le Marais District & Le Village Saint-Paul
8:22 Cafe: La Petite Maison dans la Cour
8:38 The Seine River (it’s 480 miles long!)
9:08 Notre-Dame Cathedral
9:42 A book stall selling antiques
10:05 The Abbey Bookshop
10:54 Café Laurent (they have live jazz)
11:11 Dinner at Le Christine
11:34 Beetroot Carpaccio with Dill Oil
11:52 Butternut Squash with Isigny Cream
12:06 Cod with Apple Jelly & Ponzu
12:24 Veal Chest with Crozets & Artichoke Chips
12:34 Poached Pear with Pear Sorbet
13:07 Drive to the Hotel filled with Landmarks
13:32 Day 2: Marché des Enfants Rouge (Market of the Red Children)
14:12 Stationary Shop: Mélodies Graphies
14:41 Centre Pompidou
15:03 Passage Molière & Another Stationary Shop
15:29 Rue Montorgueil
15:40 Breizh Café Montorgueil
15:48 Traditional Galette with Country Cooked Ham from Brittany
16:19 Chestnut Purée Crêpe with Rum Ice Cream
16:48 Galerie Véro-Dodat
17:05 The World-Famous Louvre
17:43 Jardin des Tuileries (Tuileries Garden)
18:06 Place de la Concorde & Eiffel Tower
18:25 Arc de Triomphe for panoramic views
19:07 Dinner at Le Coupe-Chou
20:04 Pan-Fried Forest Mushrooms with Forgotten Vegetables
20:31 Burgundy Snails
21:01 Normandy Scallops with Mashed Carrot
21:07 Beef Bourguignon with Potatoes
21:13 Dessert: Floating Island
22:11 Last Day in Paris
23:08 Bakery: Sain Boulangerie
23:55 Yay, more croissants (1.60 euros)
24:12 They call it “Pépito” at the bakery (2.30 euros)
24:29 Chocolate Navette (1.50 euros)
24:44 Train to Strasbourg
25:08 Outtakes & Bonus Footage
26:40 It is a good bread :)
27:15 A Friendly Tip
29:05 Mina versus Escargot
30:39 More Street Scenes of Paris
31:11 My Arts & Crafts

Note: This video was filmed in November 2022. 

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A grid of 260 black and white striped columns of varying heights are installed in the Palais Royal's Courtyard of Honor, providing a striking contemporary art display and a popular spot for photos.A grid of 260 black and white striped columns of varying heights are installed in the Palais Royal's Courtyard of Honor, providing a striking contemporary art display and a popular spot for photos.