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       Maison Guillet 9, give a hint of
       the quality of craftsmanship to
       come. Guillet specializes in
       providing silk flowers for Paris’s
       top theatre and fashion houses.
       The Ateliers du Temps Passé 0 at
       No. 5 is a restorer of paintings,
       while Lorenove at No. 11 restores
       period glass. No. 13 is the base
       for fashionable interior designer
       Cherif, and the whimsical Le
       Bonheur des Dames q at No. 17
       provides all sorts of materials for
       embroidery fans. For refresh-
       ment, stop at the Viaduc Café at   One of the arts and crafts shop fronts under the Viaduc des Arts 8
 RUE ST ANTOINE
 PLACE  No. 43 w, which serves simple   “botanical sculptures”. Moving on   woods. For a longer walk, turn
 DE LA
 R JACQUES            COEUR
 BASTILLE
 Bastille
       meals and hearty salads to the
 BOULEV ARD HENR I  IV  l'Arsenal 1  o  Bastille  area’s hip creatives. Vertical at   past the metal furniture- maker   right along the Promenade and
         No. 63 e mixes art and
                           Baguès at 73, the antique lace
                                               follow it to the city’s edge and
 R DU         FAUBOURG
                           restorer Marie Lavande at No. 83
                                               the woods. Or turn left and head
          nature with twisting
 SAINT          ANTOINE
 Port de
                                               back towards the Bastille. This
                           and the Atelier Le Tallec at Nos.
 R DE LA CERISAIE
                           93/ 95, which specializes in hand-
                                               narrow walkway offers wonderful
 R U E    D E   L ’A RS E N A L   BOU LE V A RD    BOU R D O N  2  i  R U E     D E     L Y O N    R U E     D E     C H A R E N T O N  painted porcelain, it is clear that   views of the rooftops and
                           the spirit of the old artisans’ area
                                               apartments. With roses, lavender
                           is alive and well. For those of a
                                               and maples, the walkway is a
                                               delight. At the Bastille end u,
                           musical bent, Allain Cadinot
 Port de  Plaisan ce       de Pari s Arsenal
                           repairs and sells Boehm flutes at
                                               take the steps down to the Rue
                                               Bastille Metro, pausing to
                           violins and cellos No. 103 r. With
     C                     R I LLON    3  R U E     L A C U E E  8  u  RUE MO RE A U  No. 99, while Roger Lanne makes   de Lyon i leading to the
           ROLLIN
 R U E   M OR NAY
 R UE   5 B O U L E V A R D     D E                 L A       B A S T I L L E R UE J UL ES CE SA R  9  0  AVENUE LEDRU RUE TRAVERSIERE  the coppersmith at No. 111, the   ponder the modern architecture
                           terracotta tile specialist at No. 113
                                               of the Opéra National de Paris
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 BLVD  BOURDON  7  R DE                  LYON  q  A V E            R U E     D E     C H A R E N T O N  you are close to the end of
                                               Bastille o (see p102).
                           and the frame-maker at No. 117,
                               the viaduct, where the last
                                 atelier, Jean-Charles
 BLVD  MORLAND
             R PARROT
               RUE ABEL
 RU E   DE  B E RC Y
 4  A V E N U E   L E D R U   R O L L I N  R MICHEL  CHASLES  VIADUC   DES         ARTS   (PROMENADE PLANTÉE)
                    R HECTOR
                      MALOT
               w         D A U M E S N I L
                  RUE
 Quai de    Gare  B O ULE VARD                        D I DEROT
 la Rapée  de Lyon      RUE
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        Tips for Walkers      PASSAGE GATBOIS             Promenade Plantée,
                                 DE TROYES
        Starting point: Bastille Metro.  RUE CHRETIEN  VIADUC  DES  ARTS         (PROMENADE PLANTÉE)  a lovely rooftop-level
        Length: 2.6 km (1.6 miles).        t                 walkway y
        Getting there: Bastille Metro is   RUE DE RAMBOUILLET
        served by lines 1, 8 and 5. Bus
                                                         Montgallet
        Nos. 29, 65, 69, 76, 86, 87, 91 and   Brosseau   A V E N U E     D A U M E S N I L 300 metres /
        more. Get off at “Place de la   t, perhaps   R U E     D U     C H A R O L A I S  330 yards
        Bastille” stop.    sums up the street’s             y
        Stopping off points: The area is   diversity, specializing in
        full of great cafés, bars and                     Bois de Vincennes
        restaurants. Les Grandes Marches   making hats, scent and cutlery.  3 km / 2 miles
                                                         Dugommier
        (Place de la Bastille) is a chic place       450 metres / 500 yards
        for lunch, dinner or just coffee   Promenade Plantée  Key
        before you start or afterwards.   Turn left, follow the signs and      Walk route
        Nearby Rue de Charonne is lined   take the steps up to the      Detour route
        with some fun bars. During the   Promenade Plantée y, a walk-
        walk, take a break at the Viaduc   way on top of the viaduct. It is   0 metres
        Café (43 Viaduc des Arts).  4.5km (2.8 miles) long and goes   200
                           all the way to the Vincennes   0 yards  200
                                            For additional keys to symbols see back flap
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