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Awesome Parisian Shopping Discoveries

Good news! I have more great Parisian hotMost products sold by the shop are made by
spots yet for the readers of Read on, Ithe Order, the rest by lay craftsmen, but all
believe  you  won't  be  disappointed.profits go to the Order. Their products are
typically French: stoneware crockery, jams,
Wine  tasting  at  Galerie  Viviennebiscuits, chocolate, marzipan, Provence
honey, perfumes, hygiene and beauty products,
If you like your wine, you won't want to missfine Catalan house linen, statues,
this French 1950s-style period wine shop.decorations, etc. Their Catalan linen is
With its wood paneling and charming windowparticularly valued, and they have an
displays, it opens up onto the Galerieincredibly  wide  array  of  soaps.
Vivienne, one of the most stunning indoor
arcades in Paris. There lie the wine cellarsYou can lay your hands on country jams for
of 'Legrand filles et fils' (Legrandaround € 5, essential oils from €
daughters & sons), some of the most highly4 to € 8, post cards for € 0.80,
reputed  in  Paris.soaps for € 2.75. Prices are very
moderate.
These cellars have been lovingly and expertly
stocked by three generations of the LegrandShould you want to buy gifts, your purchases
family ever since the end of the World War I.can be beautifully gift-wrapped. The nuns
Sadly enough, these cellars are not open tospeak  English  too.
the general public. The shop offers however a
warm  family  atmosphere.Once again, the address is 11, rue du Pont
Louis-Philippe, 75004 Paris. You can reach
Wine prices range from 5 to 10,000 euros athem at: 33 (0)1 4887 8513 and 33 (0)8 7455
bottle, with a wide selection in the 5-156685.
euros price bracket. You won't go hungry
either, as the shop also carries a range ofFree  concerts  in  an  awesome  setting!
delicacies to bring out the flavor of the
wine.Free music anyone? While in Paris you can
attend free concerts twice a week at
Worthy of note, the shop offers wine tastingSaint-Merri Church in downtown rue
and lessons! For 60 euros you can attend anSaint-Martin. This church dates back to 1550.
introductory wine tasting session everyIts architecture has been inspired by
Monday from 8 to 10 pm. Seating is limited,Notre-Dame's, and in fact it is known as
so  book  beforehand  by  phone or by e-mail.'Notre-Dame la petite' (the little
Notre-Dame). It is chock-a-block with
The shop also features a wine tasting corner,impressive stained-glass windows, frescos,
open from 12:00 noon to 6:00 pm, where youbas-reliefs, sculptures, tapestries and
can choose a wine and get a plate ofpaintings, not to mention its beautiful
accompanying delicacies specially selected tomusical center-piece, an awesome organ with a
bring out the taste of your wine. The cost islong  and  distinguished  history.
5.25 euros a glass and 15-30 euros a plate.
You  can  also  order  desserts.Concerts last around an hour and start on
Saturdays at 9:00 pm and on Sundays at 4:00
The shop has two entrances: No. 1 Rue de lapm. Although the musical genre is
Banque, and No. 12 Galerie Vivienne, 75002predominately classical, they do play jazz
Paris. For wine tasting reservations, call:from time to time, and even rarer kinds of
33  (0)1  4260  0712  or  email:music: classical Indian, Chinese, Armenian,
and medieval music. Donations are appreciated
Monastica - craftsmanship steeped inbut  entirely  at  your  discretion.
tradition
On the first and third Sundays of every month
This is a fantastic place where you can getthe Church offers a guided visit of the
your hands on authentic French handmadebuilding  after  the  concert.
products, crafts and souvenirs steeped in
tradition -- and do a good deed at the sameThe Saint-Merri Church is situated at 78 rue
time. If you wander at the tip of the StSaint-Martin, 75004 Paris. The phone number
Louis Island, you'll discover on Rue du Pontis: 33 (0)1 4271 9393. The two closest metro
Louis-Philippe a boutique called Monastica,stations are: Hotel de Ville (take exit Rue
owned and run by the nuns of "Lesdu Renard); and Chatelet (take exit Place
Fraternités de Jérusalem" (TheSainte  Opportune).
Brotherhoods of Jerusalem), a religious order
originally founded in 1975 at the ChurchDon't miss my next issue of
Saint Gervais in Paris, which has now spreadParis-Eiffel-Tower-News newsletter, with yet
out  internationally.more discoveries of hot spots, shopping gems
and the best in authentic Parisian eateries.



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