The Walk that actually contained the Falafel

Here we are again--

Today's blogpost covers Walk 8 which is the second Marais walk

We started out in the Jewish Quartier, walked past a synagogue down to Rue des Rosiers. Here Natalie tried a different and better Falafel place and I got french fires again, they were pretty delicious.
The Jewish Elementary school with a memorial on it.

After we passed the the Jewish elementary school we ended up at the Hotel de Soubise. A very important building which has been the National Archives since 1808.

They had an exhibit going on about Exploration-

Then they are restoring the Hotel, ther was these cool element four-corners signposts

It was so cool!!!!! I wanted to move in right then and there.

Sadly unable to move in due to the high cost of rent, we moved on to the Musée Cognacq-Jay.

This museum was super, super small. The book said that some students listed it as their favorite, but I think perhaps those students were a bit insane due to heat exhaustion.

This is the bathroom door so that's fun.

It had some pretty cool stuff and house wise it was cool but I liked other museums more.

Our final destination was Hotel Salé which is where the Musée Picasso is.

It was pretty cool, really big, really modern, really cubist. 

This walk luckily was very short and good to do inbetween longer ones.
At the end of the walk we went to Magnum Paris and it was really yummy

And so that was the Marais Walk!

Until next-time!!