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Capturing the magic of Paris, one frame at a time. A filipino; living the life in Paris, here, there and where life takes me.

06/06/2026

Why Is Paris’ Oldest Bridge Covered?

The Pont Neuf may mean “New Bridge,” but it’s actually the oldest bridge in Paris, dating back to 1607.

Today, it’s hidden inside “La Caverne du Pont-Neuf,” a giant cave-like installation by artist JR that visitors can walk through.

Some people love it. Others wonder why anyone would cover such a historic monument.

Interestingly, this isn’t the first time. In 1985, artists Christo and Jeanne-Claude wrapped the entire bridge in fabric.

Love it or hate it, the Pont Neuf is once again the talk of Paris.

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05/06/2026

🥐⚔️ The oldest Paris rivalry isn’t football… it’s this.

On one side: the croissant — light, flaky, buttery, and the king of French breakfasts.

On the other: the pain au chocolat — filled with chocolate and responsible for countless “I’ll start my diet tomorrow” moments.

Both are made from laminated pastry dough with dozens of thin buttery layers. The main difference? One brings elegance, the other brings chocolate.

In France, people can debate this almost as seriously as politics. Meanwhile, most of us solve the problem the Paris way: take one of each.

So be honest… if you could only choose one, are you Team Croissant or Team Pain au Chocolat? 🤔

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04/06/2026

From the boulangerie to the boucherie today. And a few snaps along the way 📸🇫🇷

04/06/2026

The rain came hard and left just as quickly.

A few minutes later, Paris was back to normal — cafés filling up, people rushing to lunch, and the smell of fresh bread drifting from the boulangeries.

I stopped by Angelina and admired the famous Mont-Blanc in the window. Very tempting… but not today.

Instead, I continued my walk and picked up a warm baguette tradition. Made with only flour, water, salt, and yeast, it’s the classic French bread many locals choose every day.

Sometimes Paris reminds you that happiness doesn’t have to be complicated.

A quiet walk after the rain, a warm baguette under your arm, and nowhere particular to be. 🇫🇷

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04/06/2026

Paris in the rain has a different kind of beauty.

03/06/2026

🌧️ I was doing a few errands around Vaneau when the rain suddenly poured down.

So I waited, watched Paris get soaked, and then continued my walk toward Le Bon Marché once the skies cleared.

These streets have seen generations of people doing the same thing—walking through sunshine, rain, good days, and bad days.

Maybe that’s the lesson from Paris: keep going.

03/06/2026

🚇 At first glance, Concorde station looks like someone dropped a giant alphabet soup on the walls. But look closer and you’ll notice every tile is actually a letter from the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen, one of the most important texts of the French Revolution.

Installed in 1991, this unique artwork turns a simple metro stop into a giant word puzzle. Thousands of commuters pass through every day, trying to spot familiar words while waiting for the next train. Some read a few lines, others just wonder who had the patience to place all those letters!

In Paris, even the metro walls can give you a history lesson. The real challenge: can you find an entire sentence before your train arrives? 🤔

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03/06/2026

A Paris view that never gets old.
One moment you’re walking down a quiet street, and suddenly the Eiffel Tower appears between the trees like it’s saying, “Just making sure you remember where you are.”

Built for the 1889 World’s Fair, the tower was supposed to be temporary. More than 130 years later, it’s still the city’s most famous neighbor.

On a sunny day like this, the trees are green, the sky is clear, and the Eiffel Tower is quietly stealing the spotlight again. Meanwhile, somewhere nearby, a tourist is probably taking their 47th “casual” Eiffel Tower photo of the day.

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02/06/2026

Paris weather can’t make up its mind today.
Rainy, then sunny, then rainy again… like the sky is testing every season in one afternoon.

31/05/2026

Paris lunch rule #27: if there’s a line outside, people assume the food is worth waiting for.

This is a classic Parisian charcuterie shop, where cured ham, sausages, pâtés, and other French specialties have been sold for generations. In France, a good jambon-beurre sandwich can be treated with almost the same respect as a fancy restaurant meal.

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