Printable tour · 3 places

Saint-Germain

1924–1928: publishers, the hotels of rue de Tournon, the oldest table in Paris.

On foot · about 1 h 15 · 1.5 km

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Hôtel Foyot and Hôtel Royal Condé33, rue de Tournon et 10, rue de Condé, 75006 Paris · Metro Odéon (4, 10)GoneLodging1927–1928
From late 1927 to May 1928 he lives in room 21 of the Hôtel Foyot, facing the Senate: Gerald Yorke comes to see him here, Kasimira Bass arrives on 5 March, and on 22 March he recovers the rights to The Diary of a Drug Fiend. He spends the summer of 1928 at the nearby Hôtel Royal Condé. The Foyot was demolished in the late 1930s.
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Shakespeare and Company (1921-1941)12, rue de l'Odéon, 75006 Paris · Metro Odéon (4, 10)GoneHaunt1924
On 7 January 1924 he met Sylvia Beach, publisher of Ulysses, to offer her his Confessions. Her bookshop was at this address.
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La Petite Chaise36, rue de Grenelle, 75007 Paris · Metro Rue du Bac (12)Still openHaunt1928
He dines here on 12 November 1928, then notes a kiss at 10:45 pm in his diary. Opened in 1680, it is one of the oldest restaurants in Paris, and it is still serving.
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