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FRANCS BOURGEOIS

End Drive Friday ...
In short: almost two hours on foot to reach the very recent Opera Bastille until much more flattering Opera relatively close to home me, and thanks to the rather long rue des Francs Bourgeois transformed into Rambuteau street just before the foul Pompidou Centre, and consists mainly of shops and houses of the XVII & XVIII Century:

Not to mention many mansions all as sublime as each other, beginning (from the Place des Vosges ) by the magnificent Carnavalet Museum, 23 , rue de Sevigne :

Museum whose earliest stones date from before 1600 outright, something rather rare in our capital

Perhaps as equally huge mansion Located just across the street (but I'm unable to find the current position):

Anyway, I have very good memories of this museum (visited long ago), largely devoted partly to the paintings of Paris, on the other parts referring to the furniture style Louis XIII, Louis XIV , Louis XV & Louis XVI , very attractive and very convincing:

one small problem: unlike museum Jacquemart-Andre relatively small, but packed with thirty absolute masterpieces, it is a rather monumental size, with unfortunately a lot of disappointing things (even if its gardens, which I am not able to shoot, given the late hour, are very subtle sophistication):

Nevertheless, this still remains to be seen at least once in their life, lol! As the turret slightly further west, a style of medieval architecture extremely rare in our capital

Just before reaching No. 31 on the same street, occupied by the beautiful Hotel Albret , established in 1563, completely rebuilt in 1744 in the style of Louis XV (rare in the neighborhood), and now useful to the "so-called" Department of Cultural Affairs, still able to give millions of Euros to these bunch of assholes , but apparently unable to grant the pianos conservatories of the city more than once or twice a year (double maximum, "te-hon", what, in summary):

NO prevents the place is still very attractive:

Is not it?

Some meters further west, at No. 30, which is almost opposite, very charming also Hotel Almere , designed at the very start in 1611 by one of the secretaries of Henry IV, then rebuilt in 1719:

With a little bit further, again one of these famous and rare medieval turrets of the Marais :

Unfortunately, hikers like me do not always an absolute memory, and are sometimes even able to take some pictures they have no memory at once returned home, lol!

DSL, but hey, I caught up with the last two of those National Archives :

The ultimate mansion this beautiful rue des Francs Bourgeois (which I recommend to everyone):

Street who, immediately after, will turn into street Rambuteau to the extremely fabulous Saint Eustache church, and even the Opera Garnier (which finally saw the 8h evening and nearly 4 hours of hiking, I resolved to take the bus 66 to return to home )!

And there, as usual with a sore calf (normal), and a big lazy due to the temperature of 30 °, I rushed around 20:30 with my friends at Seç ... Sublime restaurant XVII with seats outside are always full when he made a little hot, but, God thank you, are now completely deserted due to large patches our planet !
Casually, it's still ultra-cool ...