MartavTaurus
It depends what you're looking for in Paris. If you want pretty, pretty untroubled countryside I'd suggest you head far afield to Brittany where even the natives have an inherent dislike of France's capital city. The Loire region is also beautifully majestic, and Alsace offers up special treats too.
However, Paris has a charmingly haunting sort of character, all of its own It's meant to be grimy and sinister, as shown in the works of Zola like L'Assommoir, and of course those of Victor Hugo. The human condition is meant to be raw and brutal, c'est la vie. If you find all that unpalatable, try Baudelaire's poetry in Les Fleurs du Mal where he turns the ugly, decaying realities of Paris into beauty.
It's all in the eyes of the discerning beholder. I wouldn't have it any other way.
Here endeth the lecture for today.
Looks like they aren’t very loyal to Victor Hugo. In fact they all look like migrants that have created all that trouble.


