【パリ散歩の必須ルート！パッサージュ巡りPART1】

Hello everyone! Hello everyone! This time, I'd like to introduce you to the passages, an essential part of any Parisian stroll. They're nostalgic, stylish, and filled with wonderful shops. They're one of my favorite spaces. I'll tell you about the origins of the passages, why they became so popular in the 19th century, their decline, and their revival. I'll also recommend some shops. Here are the websites for the shops we're introducing: LEGRAND Filles et Fils (Wine cellar, wine bar, grocery store) 1, rue de la Banque 75002 PARIS https://www.caves-legrand.com/fr/pari... Chocolat Bonnat (Paris branch of the chocolate bar shop we featured) 189, rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré 75008 PARIS https://bonnat-chocolatier.com/fr Maison de la Prasline Mazet (The original shop for incredibly delicious pralines!) 43, rue Général Leclerc 45200 MONTARGIS https://www.mazetconfiseur.com/ Dépôt Légal Palais Royal (A stylish cafe and restaurant where you can enjoy high-end eclairs) 2, rue des Petits Champs 75002 PARIS https://depotlegalparis.com/palais-ro... ＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝ Hello! I'm Ryoko, a French government-certified guide in my 40s who's lived in Paris for 20 years! I live a not-so-royal life with my handsome, middle-aged French husband and my sassy 8-year-old daughter 👨‍👩‍👧 In French, there's a word, Flâner (to enjoy wandering around aimlessly). I'll share little tidbits as I wander through the streets of Paris, visit museums and monuments, and stop by recommended shops… I want to introduce you to my beloved Paris and France with gusto! I hope you enjoy your time in Paris, whether you're in Japan or somewhere else in the world. Let's flâner ensemble! Let's wander around together! Instagram: @ryoko.parisguide Facebook:   / ryokoparisguide   #Paris #ParisResidentFrenchGovernmentCertifiedGuide #ParisWalks