Street Scenes 10e
0 Comments Published by Cedric Benetti on Saturday, January 5, 2008 at 1/05/2008 04:46:00 PM.![](https://resources.blogblog.com/img/icon18_edit_allbkg.gif)
The borderline of the 10th arrondissement always fascinates me. Only a few steps away from my homey 2d arrondissement lies a whole new world of authenticity, multiculturalism and old city charm. And the obvious stuff you*d find in any Parisian street on an evening of garbage collecting.
But there is more to this world of weird Indian curiosity shops, Turkish late-night supermarkets and incredibly authentic Arab barber shops. It*s the feeling of a new beginning. Hope for immigrant communities to make a good start and become a part of Paris society.
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The Grand Rex always appeared to me as a beacon of light, marking the point where my arrondissement ends, and the adventure starts.
But there is more to this world of weird Indian curiosity shops, Turkish late-night supermarkets and incredibly authentic Arab barber shops. It*s the feeling of a new beginning. Hope for immigrant communities to make a good start and become a part of Paris society.
There is wifi to be found even in the smallest of cafés
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