Even though nearly a century has passed since Hemingway lived and wrote in the streets of Paris, his unique version of the city remains: stroll through the windy avenues of the Left Bank, visit the Jardin Luxembourg or sit down at one of his favorite cafés to make Hemingway’s Paris your own.
A Guide to Hemingway’s Paris, via @SmithsonianMag
Even though nearly a century has passed since Hemingway lived and wrote in the streets of Paris, his unique version of the city remains: stroll through the windy avenues of the Left Bank, visit the Jardin Luxembourg or sit down at one of his favorite cafés to make Hemingway’s Paris your own.
This post is part of The Hemingway Collection, an archive of essays, images, and hyperlinks to interesting articles about the great American author.
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