Explore the City of Love from the perspective of the novel A Moveable Feast by Ernest Hemingway. Wander through the streets of Paris and get inspired by that beautiful and romantic city, just like a famous writer did while living here from 1921 to 1928. Fall in love with Paris as Hemingway did, and feel that touch of the roaring 20s as you recall the scenes and descriptions from the book. See how the city has changed, trace the favorite places of the writer, and immerse yourself in the culture and heritage of Paname. Make the story come alive as you crisscross the city with your guide and live this unique experience.
• Inspect the city’s beautiful must-sees and unique places from the famous book • Explore Paris through the eyes of Hemingway and enliven the story as you follow your knowledgeable guide, who tells you captivating facts and details • Reopen the novel with this unique true-life experience • Soak in the Paris vibes and be amazed by the romantic city.
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Start your memoir-inspired journey in the Latin Quarter and Place de la Contrescarpe, a small square in the very center of the neighborhood. The lively place truly can be called a moveable feast in Paris; with all its cafes, terraces, and bustling movement of tourists and locals alike, it offers perfect people-watching opportunities. At the square established in 1852, you can find the Café des Amateurs from the book, which is nowadays Café Delmas. The place was frequented by some drunkards next door and wasn’t very attractive for Hemingway; however, he started his book with its description: "The Cafe des Amateurs was the cesspool of the Rue Mouffetard, that wonderful narrow crowded market street which led into the Place Contrescarpe."
The quote takes us to the "wonderful narrow, crowded market street that led into Place Conrescarpe." Rue Mouffetard is waiting to be explored. With so many unique stores, wine shops, eateries, and attractions, it remains as busy as it was back then, only now tourists make it even more crowded than before.
This address was a new chapter in the lives of Hemingway and his wife. This is where they rented a 2-room apartment on the 3rd floor and stayed there for more than a year and a half. Recall the description of their neighborhood and the apartment with "no hot water and no toilet facilities except an antiseptic container," but it was cheap enough for them to pay rent at the time.
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Your guide will meet you in the lobby of centrally-located hotel