Routey

Paris

1 day

4 stops

4.0 hours

All Season

1115

ABOUT THIS TRAIL

Paris is a multicultural city, you can experience the world walking just a few blocks. This tour is an eulogy to many influences that makes this city so special. A franco-japanese restaurante lights up the lunch. There is a true mix of delicate and fresh flavours thats enhance both cultures it is a step ahead anything you could imagine. Not far from this place, a gallery specialised in Brazilian furniture bring you to a modern and clean design. Brazil's architecture at it finest. You than experience one of the oldest market in Paris, survived the turbulent events of 1789 and 1871. The tour ends in a lovely coffee shop, bring crazy flavours from all around the world to the French cuisine. The world never felt so small.

The world will fell smaller if you are in the 11éme

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POINTS

Le Petit Keller

Galerie Patrick Seguin

Marché d'Aligre Beauvau

Mokonuts

Joaquim Fernandes Follow

I am a Brazilian Chef living in Milan!

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<<Le Petit Keller>>

Stop 1

60 minutes

All Season

Rue Keller 13b Paris France

Description: Le Petit Keller is exactly the kind of neighbourhood restaurant we all want to live next door to. The cute bistro with wooden tables and spiral staircase has very exciting Franco-Japanese cuisine. The spot is open all day and serves exciting and affordable dishes crafted by chef Kaori Endo, like nitamagos (marinated poached eggs, €3) and donburis, a sort of rice bowl with various toppings. The deserts are a must crazy combination with red Japanese beans light the way to our next place!

Tuesday: 08:30 - 22:30
Wednesday: 08:30 - 22:30
Thursday: 08:30 - 22:30
Friday: 08:30 - 22:30
Saturday: 10:00 - 23:00

<<Galerie Patrick Seguin>>

Stop 2

30 minutes

All Season

Rue des Taillandiers 5 Paris France

Description: With a particular specialization in the work of Jean Prouvé, Galerie Patrick Seguin works rigorously to promote both his furniture as well as his demountables houses. The galerie also promotes many Brazilian modernist design and it influences in the French furniture making. It worth a quick visit for sure!

Monday: 10:00 - 19:00
Tuesday: 10:00 - 19:00
Wednesday: 10:00 - 19:00
Thursday: 10:00 - 19:00
Friday: 10:00 - 19:00
Saturday: 10:00 - 19:00

<<Marché d'Aligre Beauvau>>

Stop 3

90 minutes

All Season

Place d'Aligre 13M Paris France

Description: The 19th-century Beauvau Market Hall is one of the city’s oldest—the neighboring, colorful Marché d’Aligre arrived later. Your experience of the market depends largely on where you go: the top of the street is where to head for seasonal fruit and veg, four butchers, two cheesemongers and two fishmongers, as well as Portuguese and Italian specialty shops. They offer the highest quality for their prices.

<<Mokonuts>>

Stop 4

60 minutes

All Season

Rue Saint-Bernard 6 Paris France

Description: Mokonuts was selected as the biggest crush of 2017 according to the Le Fooding. With Mediterranean-influenced, the menu changes daily based on what local produce is available, it usually includes some starters, main dishes, and a variety of desserts—including Hirayama’s fresh-baked cookies in flavors like coconut-black pepper, peanut butter, and white chocolate-olive. Her lighter, savory take on American home-baked classics offers a refreshing change of pace from typical coffee shop sweets. It is a lovely and very welcoming experience to finish this would tour!