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Best Brocantes and Flea Markets in Paris – Tea, wine or cocktails – National Garlic Day
It’s Wednesday again and I’ve found you some more great posts from other people’s blogs, starting with Vingt Paris Magazine giving us the best brocantes and flea markets in Paris, followed by Girls’ Guide to Paris with suggestions of places … Continue reading
Posted in Food, France, French customs, Paris
Tagged brocante, eating & drinking in Paris, garlic, Paris flea market
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