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หน้าหลัก / แท็ค paris latin quarter 38
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A range of French cheeses
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Bar du Marché on the corner of rue de Buci and rue de Seine
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Bar du Marché, a nice people-watching cafe
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Boisonnerie's colourful mosaic tile facade at 69 rue de Seine
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Boucherie Claude et Cie's quality-looking jambon
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Brasserie Lipp, popular with politicians, artists and those in the literary world
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Bust of Jean Mabillon, a French Benedictine monk and scholar, believed to be the founder of palaeography and diplomatics
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Café de Flore another of the famous St-Germain des-Prés cafés
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Café de Flore at 172 Boulevard Saint-Germain
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Café La Palette claims famous clientele such as Cézanne, Picasso, Hemingway, Jim Morrison and others
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Café La Palette on the corner of rue de Seine and rue Jacques-Callot
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Café La Palette's other room with wall tile decorations from the 1930s-40s
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Corner of rue de Seine and rue de Buci
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Cosi sandwich bar
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Crusty French bread from Boucherie Claude et Cie
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Del Papa an interesting pizzeria
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Eglise Saint-Germain des Prés, one of the oldest church in Paris
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Farm cheeses such as Cantal au Lait de Salers, St Nectaire, Tomme Brebis, Tomme Chevre and Tomme 3 Laits
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Freshly baked bread from Boucherie Claude et Cie, a quality boucherie in Saint-Germain des Pres
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Le Calife is a dinner and cruise restaurant boat
