Posted: 09 Oct 2014 David Lebovitz
The word trésorerie in French means “treasury.” But in
spite of its vaguely unpleasant connotation with the place that receives your
taxes, it can also mean “treasure trove,” such as in this case, to describe La Trésorerie.
One of the nice things about living
in an international city like Paris, is that you can visit “another country” by
just taking a métro, bike, or a short walk, and find yourself in the middle of
another culture. Behind the Gare du Nord are streets lined with Indian and Sri
Lankan restaurants and épiceries
(food shops), and the Gout d’Or
has a few lively markets, such as the one at Barbès,
that caters to the African community.
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