Guide N°02 — The digital collection
Paris
Bistros with regulars, passages under glass, gardens where the light lingers.
Map
The city locals keep to themselves.
Paris rewards the traveler who skips the line. One street behind the monuments there are bistros that still write the menu by hand, passages where daylight falls through glass roofs, and gardens where the whole city slows down by a notch.
This guide is a map of that Paris — the one made of mornings and corners, arranged so you can walk into it on your first day.
Inside the guide
Marble tables, morning light, a café crème without hurry.
A glimpse inside
paris
A courtyard café
Saved to your phone
Representative pages. The full Paris edition — every place, written out — arrives the moment you buy it.
Read the night before. Follow on the day.
The guide and the map are two halves of one thing. The guide is where the city takes shape — places written out, with the why and the when. The map is how it travels with you: every recommendation pinned in Google Maps, sorted by category, working the way your phone already works.
No printouts, no retyping, no thirty open tabs at the hotel.
Why this guide is different
Chosen, not aggregated
No scraping, no reposted top-tens. Every place is selected one by one, for a reason we can name — and the reason is in the guide.
The city locals keep
The edit leans toward neighborhoods, rituals and rooms with regulars — not the postcard you've already seen.
Made to be used
A guide you read the night before and a map you follow on the day. Designed for the trip, not for the feed.
It’s for you if
You'd rather find one perfect bistro than queue for three landmarks.
You plan trips from saved posts, screenshots and a note called “Paris???”.
You care what a place feels like — the room, the light, the street outside.
You'd happily trade the top-10 list for one long hour on a quiet quai.
The digital collection
Paris
- curated places
- 50
- city guide
- Digital
- included
- Google map
- one-time
- €15.99
Questions
Anything else — about the studio or by email.
Instantly. After checkout you get an email with your guide and instructions for opening the map — usually within a minute.
You receive a link to a curated Google Maps list. Open it once and every place is saved on your own map, organised by category.
Yes — the guide is designed to be read on a phone, and the map lives in the Google Maps app you already use.
The guide does once downloaded. For the map, Google Maps lets you download an offline area of Paris before you go.
English.
The guide is for personal use — yours to keep, across all your devices.