Parisian Rooftops: A Panoramic View, Expertise, and Top Spots
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In the heart of Paris, nestled among the city's iconic rooftops, lies a unique establishment that has become a beacon for both locals and tourists alike. "The Perch," the first rooftop bar opened in the city in 2013, offers a vacation-like setting that is reminiscent of a special place for taking photos and celebrating events.
The roofs of Paris have long served as an inspiration for photographers, musicians, and filmmakers. The unique angles and perspectives provide a canvas for captivating images that have graced the screens of films such as Belmondo's cascades, Amélie Poulain's daydreams, and last year's Olympic ceremony backdrop.
Adrien Boissaye, co-founder of "The Perch," describes the bar as a unique space that offers a sense of freedom, much like being a cat or a bird soaring above the city. The venue, adorned with wood, vegetation, large sofas, and a dance floor, provides a serene escape from the bustling city below.
The craftsmanship of the roofers and zinc workers who preserve these Parisian rooftops is inscribed on UNESCO's heritage list. On this site alone, roofers have made 800 unique pieces, each one a testament to the rich history and heritage of the city.
One such roofer, Pascal Leroi, finds joy in discovering and studying the old methods used in roofing, such as the use of newspaper for insulation. His work, along with that of his fellow craftsmen, ensures that the rooftops of Paris continue to inspire and captivate for generations to come.
The unique shots taken from Parisian rooftops have never been seen before, providing photographers like Paul Second with a wealth of opportunities. Paul's passion for photography has become his profession due to his social media fame. He and his partner, Ludovic, take risks weekly to capture the cityscape from these lofty vantage points.
On the day a 1973 newspaper copy was found under the roofs of Paris, the person involved is not explicitly named in the available sources. However, the founding members of the newspaper "Libération," first published in 1973 in Paris, included Jean-Paul Sartre. This might be contextually related to that year and place.
Prices at "The Perch" are 20 euros for two pints, a small price to admire the Parisian heritage while enjoying beautiful views. A client of the establishment shared that they were there to celebrate their civil union and enjoy the breathtaking vistas.
"The Perch" has become a reference for both Parisians and tourists, a place where the city's rich history and vibrant culture intertwine to create a truly unforgettable experience. Whether you're there to take in the sights, celebrate a special occasion, or simply unwind, "The Perch" offers a unique and captivating escape from the city below.
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