Boulevard St. Germain

This place on St. Germain Avenue is still very famous in Paris. A place can also be said to be a landmark of theirs. It feels very romantic here, because there are many TV dramas here, shot here.

Walk with your feet into the most story-telling neighborhood in Paris and listen to every corner of the street! Stop at the famous "Wall of Love", full of love in the languages of all countries, bathed in the mottled tree shadow of St. Germain, feel the petty bourgeoisie of Shakespeare's bookstore, touch the traces of Hemingway in the flower god cafe~~-Walk into the fantasy Paris story

Walk with your feet into the most story-telling neighborhood in Paris and listen to every corner of the street! Stop at the famous "Wall of Love", full of love in various languages, bathed in the mottled tree shadow of St. Germain Avenue, feel the petty bourgeoisie of Shakespeare's bookstore, touch the traces of Hemingway in the flower god cafe ～～~• and walk into the fantasy Paris story!

Since the 1930s, countless famous people have appeared in this place. Sutter's existentialist philosophy is said to have been brewed in coffee at the café of the flower god. He and Beauvoir almost made their home during World War II, to avoid the Germans who occupied Paris, and to avoid the cold of the French winter. After the second victory, it became a gathering point for Picasso and Chagall, "Jenna Flena, a reporter for The New Yorker, told her Paris story, where Picasso was seen sitting at the second coffee table facing the door and idle with his Spanish brothers almost every night I don't know if Picasso's prints can be seen on the red mole leather chair at the café, but there is a lot about Picasso in the souvenir shop next door to the cafe.

The St. Germain Avenue on the left bank of Paris is elegant and romantic, with a thousand styles. There are three small coffee/pubs most famous. There is a LIPP tavern near the German Church, which was a place frequented by celebrity dignitaries and literati ink guests. Last time I came to this street, I found the double doll cafe and the flower god cafe, and drank coffee. This time I visited the tavern, drank beer and ate sausage chips. Like the two cafes, there is nothing special about eating, but it is worth the experience, the memory, and the extra money.