COFFEE, CHEESE, FRENCH ONION SOUP, ESCARGOT, ETC It’s safe to say that Paris turned me into a coffee lover.

Well, let’s be honest, it’s a chronic coffee.

I'll have my way to a latte, cappuccino or Americano!

Everywhere you look in Paris there's a cafe, and when you smell the coffee a block away, it's hard not to go in.

One thing I love is that they all have their own unique touches in flavour, garnish, mix, flavor and atmosphere; cheese, lots and lots!

France has some great cheese shops!

There’s even a cheese gourmet tour!

One thing we noticed is that they offer cheese boards at every restaurant we go to.

I have never had so much cheese before and as a cheese lover absolutely loved every minute of it; French Onion Soup.

If you like onions and cheese, you need to try this!

It is a French dish that can be found everywhere.

It's called "French" onion soup for a reason; the French know their soup; escargot is probably one of the most popular dishes in the world.

This is French escargot!

It's cooked snails with a flavor of butter and garlic.

This is a delicious French dish that you must try when you arrive.

Paris is located in the center of the Paris Basin in northern France, straddling both sides of the Seine River. The city center coordinates are 48°52′ north latitude and 2°25′ east longitude.

Paris in a broad sense can be divided into Little Paris and Grand Paris.

Little Paris refers to the city of Paris within the Grand Ring Road, with an area of ??105.4 square kilometers and a population of 2.24 million; Greater Paris includes the Hautes-Seine, Val-de-Marne, Seine-Saint-Denis, and Yvelines surrounding the city.

The seven departments of Paris, Val d'Oise, Seine-et-Marne and Essonne together form the Paris Region. This area was already known as "Ile-de-France" in ancient times.

), the metropolitan area has a population of approximately 11 million, accounting for one-sixth of the country's population.