Het is eigen aan deze moderne tijd dat alle beroemde bezienswaardigheden commerciële activiteiten aantrekken. Hier in Parijs, in de buurt van de Notre Dame kathedraal vind je Quasimodo souvenir winkeltjes en restaurants. In de Notre Dame kerk zelf een winkel met religieuze artikelen en automaten die kerk munten verkopen. Langs de Seine proberen straatventers postkaarten, schilderijen en andere souvenirs te verkopen. Veel plezier met hier rond te neuzen..
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I remember this area when I visited Paris years ago. I guess things don't change much. It made the place livelier with vendors and tourists.
ReplyDeleteI wanted to buy the medal but I had no coins! I was able to buy after in the sacre coeur...
ReplyDeleteHey! I am seeing a model up there in the souvenir shop! =)
ReplyDeleteI was able to buy a few post cards but it was difficult to buy stamps! Not all post card sellers had stamps with them!
ReplyDeleteI was however so glad practising my french! "Est-ce que vous avez ddu timbre?"... haha
Thanks for your comments, and your blog is nice too, do these clothes in Paris expensive?
ReplyDeleteThere are so many similar shops - in Paris, London, all over the big cities, it's a wonder they can sell enough to survive. But AVC is right, it makes a lively atmosphere.
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