Boulevard Saint-Michel Review

A very important avenue in Paris, passing through important landmarks such as the Church of Sulpice, St. Michelle, and then seeing Notre Dame, a lot of exteriors on the street, including cafes and other businesses.

The beautiful plants on both sides of the Avenue Saint-Michel are very tall and the building is old and very nice, there are many famous brand shops and there are many cafes around here, very lively

A very vibrant street in Paris, with many people very lively.

Walking around Paris, all you can do is make a blockbuster Seine dividing the city north and south, but people prefer to call it the left bank and the right bank. The left bank is the spiritual field of literature and art; the right bank is luxurious and is the commercial turf of the middle class. Left bank and right bank, two completely different temperaments, together make up the present Paris. If there is one way to know Paris best, it must be walking & taking pictures. [Left bank must punch in place] "Seine, left bank coffee, my hand cup, taste your beauty, leave lip prints of the mouth" although this is the lyric of "Confessions Balloon", but the left bank coffee behind is shining with literature and art. The essence of the left bank is the main St Germain, Montparnasse and St Michel, a cultural mecca that concentrates cafes, bookstores, galleries, galleries, museums. Luxembourg Park Osai Museum Café [A must-check in on the right bank] The Louvre Museum was originally the French palace, after hundreds of years of expansion and renovation to today's scale. It is one of the largest museums today, with a rich collection and the first museum in the world. The Mona Lisa, Venus and Victory statues are known as the three treasures of the Louvre's town hall. The Eiffel Tower is the Arc de Triomphe Plaza