Dessert – Crepes in Paris

There’s no better way I can’t think of than stopping at one of the many crepe stands after dinner in Paris. The aroma of freshly made crepes fills the air, and as you bite into the warm, buttery goodness, you can’t help but smile. Whether you go for Nutella, sugar, or something more decadent, a late-night crepe on Rue Mouffetard is the perfect way to savor the essence of Paris.

Rue Mouffetard is one of the oldest streets in Paris. This street was also a great inspiration for Victor Hugo when he wrote Les Miserables thanks to its atmosphere and good looks, reminiscent still of the middle ages.

How to get there: Take Metro Line 7, exit at Censier-Daubenton Station, and walk southwest along Rue Daubenton to Rue Mouffetard.