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Secrets of Paris – the last remnants of the Ile de la Cité

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Surrounded by tourists and government institutions, the Île de la Cité still holds, if you look closely, amazing testimonies of its past.

The Île de la Cité still retains some remnants of its past, such as the narrow Chantres, which gives a glimpse of the old medieval weaving of streets that once criss-crossed it.
The Île de la Cité still retains some remnants of its past, such as the narrow Chantres, which gives a glimpse of the old medieval weaving of streets that once criss-crossed it.
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Francois-Guillaume Lorrain

Published in 05/29/2022 at 16:00

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IHe tells me that he is a remnant. Remains of the Île de la Cité. I was walking down the rue Chantre, the narrowest street on the island and the best way to get an idea of ​​the old medieval weaving of streets, at the turn of the rue Ursin, when I saw a lady, an open window, vacuuming. I call Master G…, a former notary who has lived there for over 40 years. He welcomes me to his apartment at the crossroads that runs from Quai Fleur to Rue Chanuanes. He tells me of times when the place was filled with nothing but dead old ladies, replaced by rich foreigners who rarely go there. Result: He is often alone in his 19th century building.e century. Already that Ile de la Cité, seized by the police, justice …


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