I assume it was a temporary addition that has since been removed. Cool that they bring those places to life with temporary additions, I must say. I don't think you'd have missed it if it was still there when you visited. Which one did you miss, by the way?
I mostly know Hemingway through your podcast and Midnight in Paris. And the family couldn’t care less. So I didn’t go out of my way to find his former dwellings.
I am glad I got 5 out of 6. I did not see the mirror in the Pantheon. Am I blind, or has it been removed?
I assume it was a temporary addition that has since been removed. Cool that they bring those places to life with temporary additions, I must say. I don't think you'd have missed it if it was still there when you visited. Which one did you miss, by the way?
I mostly know Hemingway through your podcast and Midnight in Paris. And the family couldn’t care less. So I didn’t go out of my way to find his former dwellings.
Thank you for the list!
A hidden jewel is just around the corner from Shakespeare & Co: l’église St. Julien le Pauvre. It’s from the 12th Century (!) and claims to be the oldest active parish in Paris. Paula and I had the pleasure of attending a wonderful concert there last December.
Love seeing all of your wonderful books stacked in Shakespeare & Co. I'm sure you will have to restock soon!! In awe, Cate