The most recommended cafe in the world-- Le Procope

The Le Procope Cafe, located at 13 Rue Saint-Germain on the left bank, opened in 1686 and was the originator of the Paris Cafe. Many high-end figures were associated with the Prokop Cafe, where Rousseau, Volt and Diderot drank coffee in the 18th century, wooden chairs in Zola, Hugo and Balzac in the 19th century, and Camus and Hemingway in the 20th century. These restless characters, holding a cup of coffee, talking or meditating alone, turned Prokop Cafe into a dream workshop for writing books. In the corner near the window on the second floor, there is still a chair with Hemingway's name engraved on the back of the chair, called Hemingway's chair.

The La Coupole Cafe at 102 Monpachnas Boulevard is the largest coffee shop in Europe, covering an area of 1000 square meters. The architecture of the Dome Cafe is like an opera house with a box and a large gallery. The dome cafe's ceilings, walls and seats made of lemon wood look yellowish and elegant. There are 33 pillars and pilasters in the hall, each of which is decorated with oil paintings. it is strange that only one of these paintings is signed by the author, and the rest are painted by John Doe. According to experts, most of these paintings were made by the prot é g é of Matisse, the master of the Fauvism. Great masters such as Cezanne, Camus and Aragon all loved the black coffee here. In 1998, the Dome Cafe was included in the National Cultural Heritage Protection list by the French government.