If you had to choose the most classically Parisian neighborhood, this would be it. St-Germain-des-Prés has it all: genteel blocks lined with upscale art galleries, storied cafés, designer boutiques, atmospheric restaurants, and a fine selection of museums. Cast your eyes upward after dark and you may spy a frescoed ceiling in a tony apartment. These historic streets can get quite crowded, especially in summer, so mind your elbows and plunge in. This quartier is named for the oldest church in Paris, St-Germain-des-Prés, and it's become a prized address for Parisians and expats alike.
What you may SEE:
1. Cafe de Flore
2. tall tower- haute tour
3. triangular gray roof- toit gris triangular
4. crosswalks- passage cloute
5. hotels- les hotels
What you may HEAR:
cars- des voitures
FOOD: le vol-au-vent
DESSERT: profiteroles
Qu'est-ce qe tu as fait?? ( what did you do?)
A le Saint Germain des Pres, j'ai fait les courses (I shopped)
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