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Paris is a city for walking – for tourists, for flâneurs, and also for pilgrims. For some, it is the conclusion of a pilgrimage. On the rue du Bac, you will see pilgrims from many countries entering the courtyard of … Continue reading →
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Tagged Abbé de l’Epée, anchoresses, anchorites, Camino de Santiago, Caroline Armington, Collège de France, Institut National des Jeunes Sourds, Librairie des Editeurs Indépendants, Lycée Louis Le Grand, Maison de l’Océan, Panthéon, Pippa, recluses, reclusoirs, rue du Petit Pont, rue Gay-Lussac, rue St-Jacques, Schola Cantorum, St-Jacques des Haut Pas, St-Severin, Tour St-Jacques, Val de Grace, Vespasienne, Via Superior, Via Turonensis
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