A journey to the city of love can be a dream for many people, full of scenes of bulldozers such as the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre Museum, or the Notremam, but it was one scene warned me of that
50 million amazing people make the trip to Paris every year, and while Eurostar from ST Pancras went to Gare du nord, I also added to this year's characters after taking the weekend there a few weeks ago.
After not on its foot on the Parisian soil before, I might have had a packed version of the French capital, partly of a childhood fed by Pixar's propaganda caused by the love of RATOTouille.
The city is unique in its place in the world, as it is one of the few cities that have a global reputation for history, culture and the employment of cooking, partly due to millions of tourists and certainly a contributing factor for my decisions on the trip.
After it was well separated in a tourist box for the first time and visiting many prominent landmarks in the city – in Versailles, Eiffel and Arc de Triomphe, a list of bulldozers was marked.
But although their architect's miracle, it is not expected much more than weeks after returning home, a vision that no one really warns you.
Although the widespread choice of demand and polyphergeans still remain proud of my memory, it is the creatures lurking in the streets under which they shocked me more than others – mice.
I was living in London, I saw the mice wandering at night, moving from Ben to Ben, but the Crimea wandering in the streets of Paris on another level.
During my visit, I did not expect those scenes in my head from Ratatouille to be very literal. It was something that local Parisians used to become aspect of “Le Quotidien” (daily life). Local media in the capital is a joke that animals are simply “vague Parisian decor.”
But on my visit and pressure on the third pain that I saw in the greatest of what I saw at all as he wandered around, it seems that it is not marked by any passers -by or the chaos organizing the Parisian life that revolves around them.
The city was closed in a centuries -old battle with creatures, as it has on multiple occasions throughout its history with radical attempts to treat the blade.
But it seems that something is given in their arduous battle, as mayor Ann Hidalo has changed the tactics that are now changing what the city can do for peaceful coexistence with rodents.
In 2023, Politico stated that Ann Sawiris, Vice -President of the Medina of Public Health, said: “Under the guidance of the mayor, we decided to form a committee on the issue of coexistence.”
Instead, the city aims to be “mice mode” “effective” and “unbearable”. Although before the Olympics last year, a new campaign came to this event, it was not enough to deter my experience. Therefore, anyone who plans for a trip may need Paris, who suffers from musk phobia.
