Quiet Corners of Paris by Jean-Christophe Napias

Opposite to the title of this book – there are plenty of noisy corners in Paris frequented by both locals and tourists alike. This tiny square book highlights nearly 70 of these places including a photograph of each and a short description highlighting historical aspects or a cute nearby eatery of interest.

Places like cloisters, courtyards, gardens, museums, galleries, shops, historic homes, ruins, churches and more are highlighted in this book. And a number of these places are hidden so that often Parisians do not even know of there existence.

A must grab quiet accompaniment for those seeking some of Paris’s more hidden locales.

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