Paris could be known as the most romantic city in the world, with the Eiffel tower, cozy cafes, and perfect petite pastries for breakfast; it does seem like an excellent place for a romantic getaway, but the place does have some deep dark secrets of its own, long buried by the waters of time. The curious residents and tourists of Paris are gathered on the banks of the Saint-Martin canal, eagerly awaiting for the big reveal of what lies on the bottom of the dreary waters. It’s a rather cold and cloudy day in the capital city of France, but that doesn’t stop the eager on-lookers from standing around and waiting for the action to begin and end. Are they keen to see what the drained canal reveals to the city? They sure are in for some surprises, and some of Paris’ well-kept secrets are soon to be revealed.
ParisDarkest Secrets Revealed When A Canal Is Built On The Orders Of Napoleon
The River Seine
The edge of the water here is where you will most likely find the ‘bourgeois bohemians; of Paris, which are basically the young, trendy, financially well-to-do, young liberals. The area has a lot of old-world charm and is a picturesque scene, with the centuries-old Chestnut trees surrounding the canal on either side, making it a beautiful place to hang out. The Saint-Martin’s Canal is joined to the Seine River and is considered to be a UNESCO World Heritage Site from the year 1991. The canal has been linked to the river for over 150 years and can be found just behind the famous Notre Dame Cathedral. There are many bars and hangouts in the area, adding to its charm and making it an excellent chill-out zone.
The River Seine
