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DIFFERENT CLASS Belgium’s most eccentric toffs caught on camera RAPPER’S DELIGHT France’s Abd Al Malik on loving electro & Juliette Gréco TOUJOURS LA BANANE Paris rend hommage au Velvet Underground THE MAGAZINE FROM Food Culture Design and le Freakshake, c’est chic À vos crayons ! Aidez-nous à finir la couverture dessinée par l’artiste culte Jean Jullien
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Page 1: Food Culture Design – and le Freakshake, c’est chic magazine... · loving electro & Juliette Gréco TOUJOURS LA BANANE Paris rend hommage au Velvet Underground THE MAGAZINE FROM

DIFFERENT CLASSBelgium’s most eccentric toffs

caught on camera

RAPPER’S DELIGHT France’s Abd Al Malik on

loving electro & Juliette Gréco

TOUJOURS LA BANANE Paris rend hommage au

Velvet Underground

T H E M A G A Z I N E F R O M

Food Culture Design – and le Freakshake, c’est chic

À vos crayons ! Aidez-nous à fi nir la couverture dessinée

par l’artiste culte Jean Jullien

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We’ve picked some of the best things to do, places to eat, and the most luxurious places to stay in the French capital, so you don’t have to

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PARISWHAT’S ON IN

A TASTE OF PARIS MADE IN FRANCE CUISINEZ-VOUS?

LONDON-MONTMARTRE

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Less than a year after it fi rst opened, Agape had already been awarded a

Michelin star, testament to the restaurant’s exquisitely presented modern haute cuisine, inspired by French heritage. Its specialities turn quality, fresh products into tempting plates of deliciousness, complemented by a choice of 800 wines. 51 RUE JOUFFROY D’ABBANS 75017 PARIS, AGAPE-PARIS.FR

Maxim’s de Paris, a gourmet boutique, is the kind of place that you wouldn’t

be surprised to see in a classic French movie. The shop offers a range of products that taste as exquisite as they look: macaroons, chocolates, Champagne, foie gras and many other gourmet specialties, all made with the Maxim’s de Paris savoir-faire. CARROUSEL DU LOUVRE, MAXIMS-SHOP.COM

We all know that one of the best parts of a trip to Paris is the food. As well as

bringing back a few extra pounds round your middle, take a cooking class with one of the best schools in Paris, L’Atelier des Sens (Bastille, Beaubourg and Haussmann) and return with the knowledge of how to make French delights like éclairs and croissants. 32 RUE VIGNON, ATELIER-DES-SENS.COM/EN

If you could spend a night anywhere in Paris, where would it be? The right

answer is Montmartre, a neighbourhood in the heart of Paris, with quaint cobbled streets, bookshops, lively squares, and the Sacré-Cœur. Imagine yourself on a rooftop, looking over Paris, drinking a coffee and eating a buttery croissant – so cliché, but so good.

In April and May, the Terrass’’ Hôtel launches its special ‘London – Montmartre’ offer. Throughout this period, the hotel will give you a chauffeur transfer from Gare du Nord to the hotel in Montmartre. Fantastic, isn’t it? The perfect excuse to visit the Terrass’’ Hôtel and its sunny rooftop.12-14 RUE JOSEPH DE MAISTRE 75018 PARISTERRASS-HOTEL.COM

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THE GOOD STUFF7

TIMELESS TRAVELLING

WHAT A GEM

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Father & Sons is a menswear brand with over 20 years of

experience in the fashion industry. Its focus is on producing quality garments with prime materials, while remaining up-to-date with all the latest trends. As an extra bonus the prices are incomparable, with a 100% wool suit starting at €299. The brand has 40 shops in France and Brussels. 123 BLD ST GERMAN, 100 RUE DE LONGCHAMPS, 51 AVENUE DU GÉNÉRAL LECLERC, FATHERANDSONS.FR

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Paris is a city of extravagance, and can you imagine anything more

lavish than sipping on high-end Champagne in a room stocked full with bottles of the good stuff? If that sounds good, pay a visit to Dilettantes wine merchant, located in St Germain. It offers a selection of 150 rare Champagnes, the majority being Grand Crus, which you can taste in the 17th-century cellar. You’ll also be told all about the production process, so you’ll leave as a bubbly buff. 22 RUE DE SAVOIE, DILETTANTES.FR

Dot-Drops creates timeless bags and suitcases, adorned with its iconic dot

design, while retaining their functionality. Its collections range from classic and refi ned to the more unusual, and have a wide choice of colours that you can customise with your own pattern, providing you a unique travel experience. Get a 20% discount by showing this page in the store.8 RUE DES CANETTES, 75006 PARIS DOTDROPS.FR

Jewellery designer Caroline Najman has set up her fi rst Parisian

boutique to bring some sparkle to the streets of the capital. Inside the store, you’ll fi nd wood, brass and marble mingling with mirrors and lights to highlight Najman’s brightly coloured and beautiful designs. All Caroline Najman creations are made in Paris.85 RUE VIEILLE DU TEMPLE, 75003 PARIS CAROLINENAJMAN.COM

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The streets of the French capital can sometimes seem like a

catwalk, so why not rock up prepared? Parisian fashion brand Éclectic makes functional and elegant jackets for men, intertwined with innovative touches. Each garment is made by a master tailor and is the result of technical prowess, combining new-generation materials with traditional know-how. Get yours at the Éclectic boutique in the Haut-Marais. 8 RUE CHARLOT, E-ECLECTIC.COM

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Vintage clothes don’t have to be expensive, even in Paris. At Kilo Shop,

which has stores in both Le Marais and St Germain, items are paid for per kilo and prices are low enough that you’ll probably haul away several. With more than 200,000 accessories and second-hand clothes in stock, it’s hard not to. Just be careful not to overstuff your suitcase. 69 RUE DE LA VERRERIE, 125 BLD SAINT GERMAIN, KILO-SHOP.FR

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