Paul Wright

Paris
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Spotter since 2015

My spots (31)

Rue du Pelican Paris
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Rue du Pelican – An architectural patchwork

"Rue du Pelican" in Paris has an isolated space that feels like a time capsule. One can build tall stories of what shady goings-on must've gone on here...

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Relaxing

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Paul

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Refuge BD Paris
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Refuge BD – Click & collect

"Refuge BD" in Paris is a local comic book or BD shop where I've been doing 'click & collect' during the lockdown...

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Art & culture
shopping
Shopping

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Wright

Chez Antoine Paris
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Chez Antoine – An on-the-go eating experience

"Chez Antoine" in Paris is great any time of day! It's the kind of place they always remember my order - a Pizza Sicilienne usually...

restaurants
Restaurants

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Paul

Wright

La Kabane Paris
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La Kabane – Doggies and cookies

"La Kabane" in Paris is a go-to place of mine for citron, coconut, triple chocolate and granola cookies! I love their dog...

coffee&tea
Coffee & tea

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Paul

Wright

Maison POS Paris
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Maison POS – A pleasure pantry

"Maison POS" in Paris is a fruit & veg seller is focused on organic fresh produce. It's a pleasure pantry where you can discover local tastes!

snacks
Snacks

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Paul

Wright

Les Copains du Faubourg Paris
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Les Copains du Faubourg – Egg & bacon roll bliss

"Les Copains du Faubourg" with its English bulldog mascot makes a perfect egg & bacon roll that never fails to draw me in...

snacks
Snacks

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Paul

Wright

Paris Jazz Corner Paris
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Paris Jazz Corner – A corner of jazz history

Paris Jazz Corner is your place to go for getting hold of archive & rare music, as long as it's jazz. The knowledge of the associate owner is also mint...

shopping
Shopping

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Paul

Wright

Nomade Paris
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Nomade – Beyond just great coffee

Cafe "Nomade" is based in an ex-tapissier. It's a perfect morning stop-off ofr a combo of filter coffee, pressed juice and a croissant or pain du chocolat.

coffee&tea
Coffee & tea
snacks
Snacks

By

Paul

Wright

About me

About me
I studied Visual Communications and also Design Writing & Criticism to masters degree level. And my career pathways have spanned the advertising sector and design education. Apart from Paris, it's London, Birmingham and Brussels that have also been places I've called home.

I'm currently working as a transcriber for Arte Reportage, continue to make typographic artwork and produce a bi-weekly radio show on World Radio Paris called #urbanstates which gives portraits of city projects which I think make the city a better place to be.

Why Paris?
Paris is where neighbourhoods are connected by long-stretches of Boulevards. They're like the arteries of the city. Each neighbourhood is a beating heart, each pumping at its own tempo. Busy, lazy, colourful, classy, loud, calm, gritty, charming.

Paris is more than a romantic postcard city heard about in famous novels, it's a living metropolis which is great for walking and cycling in to discover the hidden and lesser-trodden nor seen places.

I'm passionate about city living and engage with the city through writing about it. I'm what they call a 'trailing spouse'. You know, basically going with the flow and going wherever your partner's job takes them. Thankfully we're settled in Paris for a long time yet.

Where can you find me online?
World Radio Paris Urban states
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