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Where Culture Meets Beauty Barcelona, the capital city of Catalonia, is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Spain.

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Tinah Paris, 108 rue Réaumur This is NOT a hotel

Tinah Paris, 108 rue Réaumur

This is NOT a hotel, well not exactly — just a handful of rooms on the sixth floor, tucked above the hum of Sentier. Up here, it’s all golden light, skyline views, and the quiet feeling that you’ve found something most people haven’t. The view is spectacular and the location couldn’t be better.

Clean lines, soft sheets, and windows that make Paris feel like it’s yours for a minute.

More hidden stays and golden hours at @love.notes.paris

Just after sunset, the Fontaine des Innocents glow

Just after sunset, the Fontaine des Innocents glows like it remembers something. Water spilling, stone glowing, and the sky still holding onto its last bit of blue.

Built in the 16th century, once surrounded by a cemetery, now just another corner of Paris most people pass without looking twice. But stay a minute, and it speaks.

More overlooked beauty at @love.notes.paris — where the old city still hums after dark.

Inside the Musée d’Orsay, time doesn’t just h

Inside the Musée d’Orsay, time doesn’t just hang on the walls—it stares back at you.
Through the giant clock face, the city blurs across the Seine... buildings soft in the distance. A reminder that Paris is always moving, even when you’re standing still.

This is what the museum was before it held a collection of stunning artwork: a train station built to mark time. Now it just holds onto it beautifully.

More quiet echoes at @love.notes.paris — where past and present share the same frame.

Just before sunrise, the Louvre is almost too stil

Just before sunrise, the Louvre is almost too still. No crowds. No flash. Just the pyramid reflected in a puddle, waiting for the day to begin.

This is the hour when Paris belongs to the insomniacs, the cleaners, the first cigarette smokers. The quiet crew. The city before the city wakes up.

More stolen moments like this at @love.notes.paris — where we catch Paris in the in-between.

From the base of the eastern stairs, Sacré-Cœur

From the base of the eastern stairs, Sacré-Cœur rises like it always has—bright, immovable, untouched by the noise below. But the city around it is waking up. Trees gone soft with new leaves. Spring slipping in without asking permission.

It’s that in-between season in Paris, where everything feels possible again.

More quiet shifts and unexpected views at @love.notes.paris — where we follow the city as it changes, one breath at a time.

Not all at once—but slowly, like the city’s ju

Not all at once—but slowly, like the city’s just remembered how to breathe again.

Trees turn green. Terraces fill. Strangers linger a little longer. A man tosses a pétanque ball like he’s been waiting all winter for this exact light.

From Montmartre to Canal Saint-Martin, Place de la République to the smallest side street—Paris is stretching its limbs.

More moments like this at @#love.notes.paris — where the city comes back to life, frame by frame.

Seen through the glass of an art expo, the old Com

Seen through the glass of an art expo, the old Comptoir National d’Escompte blurs into something new—its stone facade layered with reflected bold graphics.

It’s a strange, beautiful collision: finance, art, architecture, all caught in the glow of golden hour. In Paris, the past doesn’t just sit still—it overlaps, adapts, and sometimes surprises you.

Follow @love.notes.paris for more moments where the city folds in on itself and something unexpected appears.

At the end of a quiet street in Butte-aux-Cailles,

At the end of a quiet street in Butte-aux-Cailles, Église Sainte-Anne waits—humble, weathered, and watching. The kind of place you stumble on when you’ve taken a wrong turn... or maybe the right one.

Old iron lamps hang from the walls like sentinels, casting long shadows that don’t care what century it is. This corner of Paris doesn’t need to be loud to be unforgettable.

More moments like this at @love.notes.paris — where the city whispers, not shouts.

Iron and glass. Stone and smoke. A Métropolitain

Iron and glass. Stone and smoke. A Métropolitain sign stands proud beneath those unmistakable Beaux-Arts lamps—red glass glowing like embers against a backdrop of Haussmannian bones.

This is Paris as it was imagined at the turn of the century: elegant, eccentric, built to last. Even the metro entrances have style.

More everyday poetry at @love.notes.paris — because beauty here isn’t rare, it’s routine.

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