Doors of Paris.
Part Deux.
As promised in last week’s Doors of Paris post, I’m back with another set of doors from our strolls around Paris this past spring.
66 Boulevard Saint-Germain.
I was able to find the location of this door because it’s located beside Jeff de Bruges. Now I’m wondering why I didn’t walk over there and get some chocolate!
64 Boulevard Saint-Germain.
I love a green door set in some stonework.
1 Place Franz Liszt.
After doing some shopping on rue d’Hauteville (where I purchased my bangle bracelet), we walked toward Sacré Cœur and passed this door along the way. The tiny sign above says “GAZ á tous les étages” which means “gas on all floors”.
73 Quai de Tournelle.
This was on our walk from Notre Dame to Boulevard Saint-Germain. I loved how the doors were set behind the archway. That notch in the arch does disturb my perfectionist tendencies though. The sign is letting you know that cars exit from inside there. The awning to the right is for Avanti la Musica, a music box shop.
4 rue Frédéric Sauton.
What can I say? I love a character-filled blue door that I stumbled upon down a rue in Paris.
7 rue des Grands Degrés.
I love this door because you could tell that it opened into a courtyard. It seemed to portray a relaxing, Parisian ambiance.
It was so much fun exploring the city and I know that I didn’t even begin to find all the treasures that it held.
One thing I found so interesting about this set of doors is that many of them have the doorknob located in the middle of the door.
Do you have a favorite amongst these hidden treasures?
What is your favorite part of Paris to explore?
For more amazing doors, be sure to hop over to see Norm, the host of Thursday Doors.
Let your light shine!
Amy
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