named after edgar faure, the man who refurbished the university, the café is one of the most favoured of all hangout places by the college students and faculty. With several Parisian and American delicacies spread out upon it’s menu and thousands of comfortable nooks and crannies in which one can settle into, it’s no wonder. Complete with multicolored coffee mugs and a sort of modern-abstract décor, it’s one of the best areas in which one can relax or even take the love of their life out to for a quiet night.

the theatre was created by jacques haïk, a rich film producer, and it opened its doors on the night of december 1932. an old and famous theatre for movies and concerts in paris, it is being the the largest theatre in Europe, its starry vault, its water spectacle and its art deco style architecture. it also features the largest screen in europe, called grand large. so, dinner and a movie is great here what with all the impressive structures.

this is the oldest department store in paris, dating from 1852. several american’s have often compared it to bloomingdales when they see it due to the large and overwhelming prices of clothing it keeps within its walls. everything is the epitome of finery and when first walking in one will automatically notice the hoity shop clerks with looks as though they believe not a soul could truly afford anything on display.

a true personification of it’s name, this vintage store carries fashions dating all the way back to the late nineteenth century. don’t automatically think it carries only clothing as that is far from true. complete with those chests one would see only at their grandmother’s house or jewellery that looks as though it belonged to marie antoinette herself, no wonder the store is called ‘treasures of yesterday’.