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One of my favourite Paris addresses right now Land&Monkeys is a fully plant-based bakery that genuinely delivers on taste and texture 🤤
It's the kind of place you'd want to know about whether you eat plant-based or not 🌿

📍 Multiple locations in Paris, the original is at 58 rue Oberkampf 75011 Paris

⚠️ Please read this before your Notre-Dame visit
We keep seeing websites selling “Notre-Dame entrance tickets” ➡️ Do not buy them! It’s a scam!

Entering Notre-Dame de Paris is completely free ✅
You can simply walk in, or reserve your free time slot in advance directly on the official website: notredamedeparis.fr ☺️

📍 Notre-Dame de Paris, 6 Parvis Notre-Dame 75004
🚇 Métro Cité ou Saint-Michel

Paris has 130 museums. Most people visit the same 5. Here are 3 that locals actually love, and that you'll probably have entirely to yourself 💙

🏛️ Musée Bourdelle
The former workshop of sculptor Antoine Bourdelle, untouched since he worked here in the early 1900s. Giant bronze sculptures in a hidden garden in the middle of Montparnasse. One of the most atmospheric places in Paris
📍 18 rue Antoine Bourdelle
🎟️ Free (permanent collection)

🎨 Musée Gustave Moreau
The actual home and studio of the Symbolist painter, he designed it himself to display his work after his death. Floor-to-ceiling paintings, a spiral staircase, and an atmosphere unlike anything else in the city
📍 14 rue de la Rochefoucauld
🎟️ €7

🖌️ Musée Delacroix
Tucked inside a courtyard in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, this is where Delacroix lived and worked until his death in 1863. Small, intimate, and completely overlooked by tourists
📍 6 rue de Furstemberg
🎟️ €7 (free with a Louvre Museum ticket)

Save this for your trip 🇫🇷

Paris was about to unveil something extraordinary 👀
JR one of the most celebrated street artists in the world, transformed Pont Neuf into a monumental open-air installation 🌉 The kind of work that stops you in your tracks 🚶
The inauguration was scheduled for this Saturday, but the rain came and tore through the canvas before anyone could see it properly ☔️
We really hope the team will be able to repair it because this is the kind of artwork everyone deserves to experience, and when it opens, we'll be there as soon as possible to take you through it 🌧️

During the French Revolution, one question divided the country more than almost anything else: what matters more, the right to property, or the right to exist? 🇫🇷⚖️
For the bourgeoisie, private property was sacred 🔑�For the starving people of Paris, survival came first ❤️
As bread prices exploded and famine spread, revolutionaries debated whether the state should control food prices, redistribute wealth, or protect individual property at all costs 🏠
Some believed liberty meant protecting ownership, others argued that freedom means nothing if people cannot eat 🥖
This debate shaped some of the Revolution’s most radical moments, and honestly… it still feels relevant today 👀

We’re a local guided tour agency based in Paris, and we love sharing the history, fun facts, and little details most people walk past without noticing ✨�📩 DM us if you want more information 💙