Here are some pictures from a very short 2 day visit to Paris. We stayed on the outskirts of town and really enjoyed walking down the market street, Levis which was near our hotel. We also went to what is supposed to be the world's largest flea market. We had a lot of fun and picked up a few paintings along the way.
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<p><b>Rue du Cardinal Lemoine</b> 25/02/2026 11h50<br />
Rue du Cardinal Lemoine as seen from the junction with the Rue Clovis. Looking downhill towards the Université de Sorbonne, the intersection with the Rue Monge and Rue des Écoles en Rue des Fosses Saint-Bernard. This all in the 5ème arrondissement of Paris. In the distance the highrise buildings in the 19ème arrondissement (Place des Fêtes and surroundings). <br />
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<u>Rue du Cardinal Lemoine</u><br />
Rue du Cardinal Lemoine is a street in the 5ème arrondissement of Paris in the quartier Saint-Victor. It extends from the Seine to the Place de la Contrescarpe. Length of 680 meters and it's width varies from 12 to 20 meters. <br />
It is served by métro line 10 at the station <i>Cardinal Lemoine</i>. <br />
It is named after the French cardinal Jean Lemoine (1250-1313), cardinal-legate of Pope Boniface VIII, because this street was opened on the land which formerly formed the enclosure of the college of that name founded in 1302.<br />
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