Saint-Sulpice: Like the Da Vinci Code but better

Voila! Another blog post being written 5 more to do!

This post is Walk 12, written by the infamous Professor Olivier.

We started out next to Hotel Lutetia which is currently underconstruction and therefore just scaffolding right now.

Then walking down a very old road we came upon Poliane which is the most famous boulangerie in Paris. They make all of their bread traditional in a woodfire oven and everything.

Then we walked past the Centaur de César, the same sculptor who did the giant thumb next L'Arche de la Defense.

We passed Theatre du Vieux Colombier and ended up at Paul Hermé which is a super expensive pastry shop.

Then we went to Saint Sulpice, which yes, was in the Da Vinci Code.

It's a really cool cathedral, I liked it a lot.

Then we walked through some like alley way streets where we passed Au Plat d'Etain which was established in 1775

Then we walked to Abbaye Saint-Germaine.

What a beautiful relaxing day this was---

until next time!