When tradition meets stars 🧵

Paris it’s home to legendary dining rooms where history and Michelin stars share the same table.

Here are some timeless addresses where tradition meets excellence 👇 Taillevent ⭐

Opened in 1946, Taillevent is a temple of French gastronomy. Classic sauces, perfect roasts, and one of the city’s best wine cellars keep its reputation alive.

The “other” Haussmann: Parisian buildings that break the rules.

Paris may look uniform with its cream façades & wrought-iron balconies. But some Haussmannian-era gems went rogue, bold, eccentric, unforgettable.

Here are 8 that redefine the Paris skyline 👇🧵 1/ Lavirotte Building – 29 Avenue Rapp (7th)

When Haussmann meets fantasy: Jules Lavirotte turned stone into a sculpture.

Ceramic panels, swirling ironwork, erotic details, it’s pure Art Nouveau extravaganza.

The most spectacular domes in Paris (that aren’t in tourist guides).

You’ve seen the Eiffel Tower. You’ve walked the Seine. But have you looked up? 👀✨

Here are 8 jaw-dropping domes in Paris, hiding in plain sight.

👇🧵 1. Galeries Lafayette Haussmann

A glass crown above the city.

This Art Nouveau dome from 1912 floats 43 meters above ground. Golden ironwork, stained glass, and elegance beyond words.

📸 Perfect from the balcony or café underneath

Parisian cafés where history was made ☕️✨

In Paris, a café is never just a café. It’s a stage where revolutions were whispered, novels scribbled, and art movements born.

Here are 8 cafés that shaped history and still serve great coffee.

👇🧵 1. Café de Flore, Saint-Germain-des-Prés 🥐

The intellectual heartbeat of 20th-century Paris. Sartre & Beauvoir debated existentialism here, Picasso sketched, and artists dreamt big.

Still a favorite for writers & thinkers today.

📍 172 Boulevard Saint-Germain

Street names that tell the story of Paris 📜✨

Walk through Paris, and you’re walking through history, written right into the street signs.

Here are 10 Parisian street names that whisper the city’s secrets & stories.

👇🧵 1. Rue de la Huchette (5th) 🔷

One of the oldest streets in Paris, dating back to medieval times, named after a house with a sign of a huchette (a little horn).

Today, it’s a lively strip of restaurants & bars, a slice of the Latin Quarter’s soul.