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Tag Archives: St Sulpice
Parisian Sunday Spirit
Sunday Spirit Sunday in Paris is special. One sees a lightheartedness, a disposition to play, that is not visible on regular days. Traffic is seriously diminished for one thing. People are strolling, often in family groups or in couples. Every … Continue reading
Posted in Parisian music, sunday
Tagged celebration, food, fun, music, open air singing, rue Mouffetard, St Sulpice, Street dancing, sunday, Sunday mass
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Histories and Mysteries – Place St. Sulpice
Exploring New Neighborhoods – St Sulpice Like most large cities, Paris is subdivided into functioning neighborhoods—communities containing all the resources supporting daily life. It will take us years, if ever, to become acquainted with all of Paris’ neighborhoods. Each … Continue reading
Posted in Change over time, Haussmann, Medieval streets, Paris, Paris streets, weight of history
Tagged church, fountain, neighborhood, St Sulpice, wandering
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