The second installment of our excursion by Renault Twingo to Parisian landmarks is a driving tour of secret addresses of Parisians.

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Butte Caillou Area

The "Twingo" is a perfect fit for a classic cobblestone scene.

After lunch, we took a leisurely drive through the same 13th district.

Have you ever heard of Butte Caillou ,?　. This is an area that retains the old, folksy Parisian scenery. It is a retro area where you can enjoy the feeling of being in the countryside. It's a popular place for weekend strolls.

The area of Butte Caillou has a somewhat relaxed mood.

Butte Caillou, or Butte (hill), is a high point in the Paris basin; in the 19th century, stone was mined from the basement of this hill for Osmanian architecture, and the basement was filled with cavities.

And because of this, heavy Osmanian architecture was not built on the site, and as a result, the low-rise buildings remained, preserving the rural atmosphere of the city as we know it today.

, the "Renault Twingo" runs easily up the slope of a narrow alleyway.

The all-glass rear hatch and rear combination lights make even the rear view attractive!

Butte Caillou has many narrow streets. Cafes and small stores line such alleys.

. "The hilly part may be similar to the Montmartre hill, but unlike Montmartre, there are no tourists here. But unlike Montmartre, there are no tourists here, so I recommend it to those who want to see the real Paris."

. The vehicle is a European specification vehicle, so please note that the interior has a different coloring.

The Renault Twingo is the car of choice for Parisians who re-prioritize individuality and playfulness. . The functionality as well as the design quality are not to be overlooked.

. the interior creates an intimate and comfortable feeling of being in one's own room. . Its compact and minimalist size matches the consciousness of Parisians, who are highly concerned about the environment. (Minimalist CO2!) Moreover, this interior is equipped with the latest Easy Connect technology, which enhances the connection with your smartphone, so it really feels like a cute "second room"!

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Blanc Boulangerie

. It is a car that is picturesque just by pulling up quickly on the street.

. down the hill of Butte Caillou to the "Blanc Boulangerie".

Every spring, a baguette competition is held in Paris , and the winner of the competition is awarded a baguette for one year at the Elysée Palace. The winner keeps their baguette at the Elysée Palace (Presidential Palace) for a year, and this "Blanc Boulangerie" was the winner in 2017. The 13th arrondissement of Paris is the area with the most winning bakeries of all time!

This gem won the prize for the best baguette in Paris! Croissants and pain au chocolat made with fine butter are also recommended.

Eating an authentic baguette in Paris! If you're going to fulfill your bread lover's dream, you'll want to make it happen at a great restaurant. Get in line at the cash register with a Parisian and say, "Yeune baguette s'il vous plaît! (One baguette, please!). (One baguette, please!). . One baguette costs 1.20 euros.

From the Arc de Triomphe, a landmark of Paris, we will pass through the streets of Osmanian architecture to the Canal Saint-Martin, the area of Bobo and his friends. From there, cross the Seine and have lunch in the 13th arrondissement, which is friendly to the common people. After lunch, we wandered around the retro Butte Caillou...How was Orelian's Paris?

I will take you on another colorful "Renault Twingo" ride and take you on a stroll around Paris. So long, Avianto♪ (See you soon!)