#lamaisonrose #lamaisonroseparis (The Pink House)
Montmartre, in the 18th arrondissement of Paris, is full of picturesque nooks and crannies for Instagrammers in search of memorable shots. And among these places, we find the unmissable Maison Rose with its little air of "country house for dolls"! The history is also marvellous and gives it even more charm: around 1850 Laure Gargallo, wife of a painter and model for Picasso, bought the adorable shack to open a family canteen for her artist friends.
Address : 2 Rue de l'Abreuvoir, 75018 Paris - Metro: Lamarck Caulaincourt (line 12)
#colonnesburen #colonnesdeburen #burencolonnes
The Buren columns in the main courtyard of the Palais-Royal is a work of art in the open air: 260 black and white columns ranging from 8.7 to 62cm high and spread over 3000m2. They are also a delight for instagrammers as their modern black and white design perfectly reflects the more solemn architecture that surrounds them. Created in 1986 by Daniel Buren, Buren's columns are a real tourist attraction since they allow their visitors to climb on them as they wish.
Address: 2 Rue de Montpensier, 75001 Paris – Metro: Palais Royal - Musée du Louvre (Line 1 and Line 7)
#pigallebasket #pigallebasketball #pigallebasketcourt
The most colourful basketball court in France! Wedged between two buildings in the 9th arrondissement of Paris, the Pigalle Basket Court is a true open-air artistic work, as well as a meeting place for the capital's sportsmen and women. Renovated and inaugurated in 2015 by Nike, it is a fantastic spot thanks to its vivid colours in gradient which offers a unique and incomparable decor.
Address: 17 Rue Duperré - 75009 Paris - Metro: Pigalle (Line 2 and Line 12) or Saint-George (Line 12)
#philharmoniedeparis #philharmonieparis #parisphilharmonie
The Philharmonie de Paris building, a cultural hotspot with futuristic architecture, is as gigantic as it is impressive! It is inspired by the shapes of a hill, but in aluminium and in the heart of Paris, in the south-eastern part of the Parc de la Villette. In front of it, there is a wide path covered with cobblestones that play with the perspectives of the monument. A gargantuan and futuristic architecture, with gigantic mirror-effect facades: an Instagrammer's paradise for unique and creative shots!
Address: 221, avenue Jean-Jaurès, 75019 Paris - Metro: Porte de Pantin (Line 5)
#carrouseltoureiffel #carrouseleiffeltower #carrouseleiffel
Whether you've kept your childlike soul or not, the 1900-style carousel at the foot of the Eiffel Tower leaves no one indifferent! An essential spot to take sumptuous photographs with a magical and timeless look. Moreover, it offers a magical panorama of the Eiffel Tower.
Address: Quai Branly, 75007 Paris - Metro: Passy or Bir-Hakeim (Line 6)
#citédufiguier #citedufiguier
You'd think you were outside Paris and out of time walking along this cobbled dead-end street lined with colourful, green houses in the 11th arrondissement of Paris. The must of the street, the n°104/106 with its blue facade, an air of Havana in Paris! With the arrival of spring, the vegetation will be reborn and the photos will be even more beautiful! Rue Oberkampf is best known for its festive evenings, yet its courtyards and backyards are home to former artists' studios, offices and charming homes.
Address: 104-106 Oberkampf Street. Paris 11th - Metro: Station Rue St Maur.
#piscinemolitor #piscinemolitorparis #piscinemolitorbynight
The Molitor swimming pool, built in 1929 in an "Art Deco" style, was the unmissable meeting place for
the youth of that time. However, 60 years later, it was abandoned following reports by some experts who considered it unhealthy and dilapidated. In 2010, it became a squat dedicated to street-art before finally being renovated in 2011. The Molitor swimming pool has regained all its grandeur and is now a 5-star hotel. The place is one of the must-see Parisian spots for Instagram users.
Address: 13 Rue Nungesser et Coli, 75016 Paris - Metro: Exalmans (Line 9)
#pontalexandreiii #pontalexandre3
The 32 bronze candelabra and hammered copper sculptures that adorn the Alexandre-III bridge, which crosses the Seine between the 7th and 8th districts of Paris, inspire many Instagrameurs! Is it its precious decoration that attracts so many languorous poses?
Address: Pont Alexandre III. Paris 8th - Metro : Station quai d'Orsay
