Salut, mes amis!
What places in Paris would people here suggest going to? In particular, for those interested in culture and technology (old and new). Well, besides the Louvre that is.
Also while we're at it, give your food recommendations!
The high-class French food is nice and all; yes, I'll try escargot but not frog legs. But I'm more interested in street food and just generally towards the cheaper end of the food spectrum. Not just for financial reasons, but I think street food in particular shows the culture of a people very well.
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This is going to sound obvious, but Eiffel's Tower is both culture and technology. Construction and architecture technology that is.
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@w8l When it comes to eating/drinking I would recommend the fondue place we visited on our school trip, where they served wine in baby bottles, if I had any recollection at all what it was called or where exactly it was located (except "somewhere in Montmartre, I think")
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@w8l Oh hey, guess what. Googling "wine baby bottle Paris" actually immediately worked
https://francoisetmoi.com/food/le-refuge-des-fondues/
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@w8l Also, full disclosure, I don't exactly remember whether the food and wine were actually good or not, only that it was an experience π
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@w8l This one has typical french "gratins" https://maps.app.goo.gl/SBmHRC8woTauEmeXA π
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