To Paris, Choose Montparnasse

Most Vietnamese tourists when visiting Paris arrange time to visit District 13 to eat a bowl of pho and dessert with a glass of three-colored tea (the French call pomegranate dew tea Trois couleurs) to alleviate the nostalgia for food at home. To travel to Paris, choose Montparnasse We too, have repeatedly dropped in there, walking from Place dItalie (Italian square) down to the noodle shops, Vietnamese restaurants, Chinese restaurants ... "batter" before Going back to a room in a hotel is okay

. But from 2004 until now, every time I go to Paris, I have moved to another area called Montparnasse.Montparnasse is district 14 out of 20 districts (Arrondissement, French) of Paris, the capital of France, is always called. It is the City of Light or City of Love, depending on the feelings of each tourist There have been many times, after landing at Charles de Gaulle International Airport, I bought a ticket for Cars Air France to enter Paris, Accommodation in the Montparnasse area.



I chose this place for many reasons, including the gathering point of transportation, bustling life, many affordable dining and entertainment options ... The French airline station is located right away. opposite the Pullman Hotel, on the same street side as the Montparnasse train station. From early morning to late at night, the station is always full of vitality with a multitude of high-speed trains radiating through the cities of the West and South-West of France. And opposite the station is a bus stop with all the routes to locations all over Paris Near the bus stop is also a stop to pick up passengers for two-story buses, the "hop-on, hop-off" type that international tourists love to use to visit the scenic spots one by one.



Montparnasse Tower: From the station straight out about 3 minutes, you have found yourself standing in one of the famous "landmarks" of Paris. It was the Montparnasse tower, the tallest building in Paris (210m, 59 floors) from the early 1970s to 2011. Using an elevator soaring, after only 38 seconds, it was up to the 56th floor of the Montparnasse tower to see the panoramic view of Paris shine. in the night, the entire Eiffel Tower flickered, and then went to dinner at one of the City of Light's most famous restaurants. At the foot of this dark brown tower is a space for shoppers, from Galeries Lafayette through CA to Monoprix and countless shops with signs. Crossing the street is a Monoprix store, where "Produit de France" is gathered from wine (including champagne), cheese, chocolates to cosmetics, fashion clothes ...



to bring home as gifts at reasonable prices. The large open space between the station and the Montparnasse tower is often the venue for food festivals and fairs, where you can choose to buy good quality fashion clothes at surprisingly cheap prices (because problems soon -mod-dike, or outdated) compared to the prevailing fashion, or buy the specialties of many regions throughout France. Nowadays, the famous Père Lachaise cemetery is on the list of addresses must visit by many tourists when coming to Paris, but they forget that Montparnasse cemetery, at No. 3 Quinet Avenue, is home to the tomb of philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre. When he was alive, he was a resident of the Montparnasse neighborhood. His grave is next to that of Simone de Beauvoir, a French feminist writer, philosopher and activist. Montparnasse cemetery is smaller than Père Lachaise cemetery, but also a burial place for writers Guy de Maupassant, Marguerite Duras, poets: Charles Baudelaire, Robert Desnos, Samuel Beckett, actor Philippe Noiret, musician / singer Serge Gainsbourg ..



. and fashion designer Sonia Rykiel recently passed away near the end of August 2016 ... La Coupole famous beer and wine restaurant Recently, visitors to Montparnasse also have an interesting but no less experience. aghast. That is to go underground at sunset to see how to count 6 million human skeletons originating in the late eighteenth century. The starting point for exploring this catacombes catacombs is at 1 Colonel Henri Rol-Tanguy Avenue, and maybe in a time experiencing Paris nightlife at the bars in the downtown area of Montparnasse, you meet has been inscribed in memories of many young Vietnamese people in the 1960s and 1970s by Christophe, a talented artist with many lyrical songs.



Because Montparnasse is a "magnet" to attract writers and poets, painter, artist, philosopher ... from after World War I until today. Not only French celebrities like Proust, Prévert, Sartre ..., but also American talents such as Josephine Baker, Henri Miller, F.



Scott Fitzgerald, Ernest Hemingway, and Spain like Pablo Picasso ... When night falls, Montparnasse awoke intensely. Diners sitting inside and outside (for those who smoke) in all kinds of restaurants, including Chinese food restaurants, Vietnamese food, Indian food, Thai, Japanese, Korean, Lebanese ... You have many choices of prizes.



at night, watching movies in one of 4 or 5 theaters, including Bretagne which is one of the largest movie theaters in Paris or watching a good theater or entering a casino. But you can also walk to Montparnasse boulevard to stop by.

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