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Paris survival tip: beware not just of pickpockets, but also of these green vending machines 🥲 They’ll steal your coins and sometimes forget to drop your drink. A true Parisian heist in broad daylight.

📚 In Paris, people often leave good books on benches for others to find — no money, no exchange, just the quiet joy of passing on a story. A little act of kindness written between the pages.

À Paris, on laisse souvent de bons livres sur les bancs pour que d’autres les découvrent — sans argent, sans échange, juste le plaisir de partager une histoire. Un petit geste de bonté entre les pages.

Have you ever found a surprise book waiting for you?

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In the area around Corentin Celton metro, life feels a little quieter than central Paris. Located in the town of Issy-les-Moulineaux on Metro Line 12, the station is named after Corentin Celton, a hospital worker and resistance fighter during World War II. The neighborhood is mostly residential, with local cafés, bakeries, small shops, and parks, giving it a more relaxed and everyday Parisian atmosphere. 🇫🇷

Paris is cloudy and sunny today—such a nice mix! Perfect for having coffee on a terrace… or maybe a glass of chardonnay.

👋 Welcome, new friends!
Thanks for joining us on this badminton journey 🏸 while living life in Paris 🇫🇷. From intense rallies on court to everyday moments in the city of lights, we’re excited to share both the game we love and little slices of Parisian life. Let’s smash, explore, and grow together!

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Leaving Paris is the hardest part.
No matter how many times you visit, it never feels like enough. The city stays with you — in the taste of a morning croissant, the sound of a passing metro, the glow of the streets at night. And when it’s time to go, a piece of your heart stays behind. 🇫🇷

☕️ Café de la Comédie, right by the Louvre — one of those places where the chairs always face the street, because in Paris people-watching is a sport.
This café has stood here since the time when actors from the neighboring Comédie-Française used to come for a coffee before stepping on stage.
Order something simple, sit down, and suddenly you feel like you’re part of the movie that is Paris.

But be honest… are you actually drinking your coffee, or just pretending while you stare at everyone walking by? 😄

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Evening streets of Paris — pigeons flying, people walking, and life moving between shops, vans, garbage bins and a busy sidewalk. 🕊️

📍A quick metro pause at Concorde station — where even the walls have something to say.
🧩 This iconic stop isn’t just about catching the next train; it’s a full-on puzzle, covered with tiles spelling out the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen from 1789. 🇫🇷

While commuters wait quietly on the bench or scroll through their phones, history literally surrounds them. Only in Paris can a simple metro ride turn into a quick history lesson. 🚇

What if we go to Buscalan? 🤔