Tag Archives: Gare du Nord

Petite Ceinture: Ring around the city

Posted on February 23, 2020 by Parisian Fields

About 10 years ago, Norman and I were staying in part of a converted workshop in a courtyard in the 14th arrondissement. One day, as we walked towards the Porte de Vanves on a Saturday morning to visit the flea market, … Continue reading →

Posted in Paris bridges, Paris history, Paris maps, Paris travel | Tagged 1867 Exposition, Gare d'Austerlitz, Gare de l’Est, Gare du Nord, Garigliano bridge, Grande Ceinture, Menilmontant, Montrouge station, Ornano station, Passy station, Patrice Rambaud, Petite Ceinture, Point du Jour, Recyclerie, Thiers enceinte | 14 Comments

Finding Paris in old postcards

Posted on February 4, 2011 by Parisian Fields

“Pssst. Dirty postcards, monsieur?” Is that your image of Paris postcards? Les cartes coquines (naughty or saucy postcards) are still for sale if you know where to look, but there is much more to old Paris postcards. Many of them … Continue reading →

Posted in Paris history, Paris nostalgia, Paris popular culture, Paris postcards | Tagged Arc de Triomphe, Avenue Iena, Avenue Kleber, cartes coquines, Gare du Nord, Paris flood, Paris inondations, Paris postcards, Place Charles de Gaulle, Place de l'Etoile | 7 Comments

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Tag Archives: Gare du Nord

Petite Ceinture: Ring around the city

Finding Paris in old postcards

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