24h in Paris
Every year, in the mid -October, the Grand Palais Ephémère in Paris receives another edition of Art Basel .
The Contemporary Art Fair curated by the best international art galleries had space this last weekend in Paris, with galleries from around the world, including Los Angeles, Vienna and Hong Kong.
In addition to the curatorship of large and consolidated galleries, there is also always a space reserved for emerging galleries and artists, displaying recent creations that reflect current trends and clippings of the art world in 2023.
The weekend's cultural scene led us to a quick 24 -hour visit by Paris, which we could not fail to register with a Paris Guide and share with you.
Between restaurants and some of our favorite art spots, we created a guide of what we didn't give up on 24 hours in the French capital.
Where to Stay
We did not give up staying in Rive Gauche, breathing the best part of Saint-Germain-de-Prés, 6éme, in Relais Christine.
Where to Eat
A classic French Bistrot that is no longer new to many, But Feels Like Home to miss Paris: The classic and timeless La Fontaine de Mars
Basel Hot List
Our artists and favorite discoveries in this year's edition:
The research and work of Brazilian Antonio Tarsis
The works on perfect wires at the hands of Niedzióka Natasa
Czech art and weaving by Anna Zemánková
Timeline
The day begins with breakfast at Relais Christine.
Let's go by bicycle towards Marais, have a coffee close to Place des Vosges and live some of the typical Sunday scene of a Sunday in Paris, the day Marais is all open, from there we follow our pedaling through the St. Martin.
Our next stop is the Grand Palais Éphémère, where the annual edition of Art Basel de Paris last weekend takes place.
Still on foot, walking less than 5 minutes through Champs de Mars, we left for lunch at La Fontaine de Mars.
It's time to walk to the Rue de Sèvres, to bring our favorite teas and spices from the Bon Marché Grand Epicerie Curator.
On the way out, we passed Conran da Rue du Bac, always with impeccable curatorship of design and décor.
At Conran's door, a Paris day would not be the same, without a special entrance to the Chapelle of La Médaille Miraculeuse, still at Rue Du Bac.
We went to a drink at La Palette, a classic French institution, to see the movement of the street sitting on the sidewalk.
At dinner, our table is reserved on Yen, still in Saint-Germain-de-Prés, in the best Japanese cuisine hidden in Rue Saint-Benoît.
To Bientôt, we see each other next!
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