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As the city stirs awake each morning, the streets slowly filling with the clatter of metal shutters and the scent of freshly baked butter croissants drifting from the nearest corner bakery, you feel like the whole world is at your feet.
When Paris slowly wakes, the scent of melted butter drifts from corner bakeries into the cool morning air, and the streets don't yet belong to honking scooters — it's quite possibly the most beautiful city in the world. But then your toddler decides it's time to run.
When dusk settles over the Seine and the cast-iron street lamps cast their first golden reflections on the wet cobblestones, Paris radically shifts its tempo into something far more seductive.
When you think of the French capital, most people picture expensive shopping boulevards, luxury dinners and eye-watering bills. But Paris can be surprisingly generous — here are 30 things that won't cost you a thing.
A review of the Hôbou boutique hotel in Boulogne-Billancourt. Strategic location between Paris and Versailles, homemade cakes by Linette and Liudmyla, and a proper French breakfast.
