* This tour is for those who want to visit an ordinary, non-tourist quarter of Paris and immerse themselves in the daily life of Parisians. The tour takes place in the Batignolles quarter, a former village that was annexed to Paris in 1860 during the great reconstruction of the city by Baron Haussmann. But until now, this neighborhood has retained its old rustic charm, where once everyone was familiar with each other. Batignolles was one of the favorite places of artists and writers of the second half of the 19th century, the famous cafe Gerbois was located here, where new trends in 19th-century painting, including impressionism, originated. During our visit, we will walk through the streets of the quarter, see typical cafes and restaurants on the central square of the city hall, where there are always a lot of local regulars over a cup of coffee or a glass of wine, look at the market, visit the main square of the quarter, take a walk in the magnificent park where only Parisians relax, walk along the picturesque flower street, where Impressionists lived and worked, and we can fully feel the atmosphere of this wonderful place. And to your great surprise, we will end our visit in the new, modern eco-quarter of Batignolles-Epinet, where once there was a railway depot, and now ultramodern Paris with the famous tribunal skyscraper built by Renzo Piano and the adjacent eco park.