Are you tired of the dominant architectural works imagined by Georges Eugène Haussmann? There are actually surprises at every street corner, you just have to dare to take a detour... With some medieval or Renaissance-inspired houses, you can travel through time. The green facades offer a touch of nature. And further on, mosaics and vibrant colors contrast with a monochrome environment. You can find these little architectural gems in the book "Paris, unusual buildings" available from Parigramme editions. Here is a small selection for your enjoyment!
1. Metal mesh on Montesquieu Street - 1st arrondissement
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2. Green façade on Aboukir Street - 3rd arrondissement
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3. 17th-century medieval house on Volta street - 3rd arrondissement
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5. Forest facade on Rue Mouffetard - 5th arrondissement
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6. The "norman-moorish" pavilion of the chocolatier houses the pharmacists - 8th
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7. Mosaic Facade on London Street - 9th arrondissement
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8. Cité du Figuier - 11e
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