This amazing guide to the great ancient city was written by a great expert of France and Paris Boris Mikhailovich Nosik (1931-2015). A thin writer, a chronicler of the Russian emigration in France, the author of the life stories of the Russian émigré, the translator of English and American classics, Boris Mikhailovich, lived in Paris for a dozen years, fell in love with this city, its incomparable spirit, studied its history. The reader will see Paris d'artagnan and Commissioner Maigret, Ernest Hemingway and Honore de Balzac, Georges Brassens, Franz Liszt, great artists and poets, the city, which became the second home for several generations of Russian immigrants, and together with Boris Nosik trace its history from the time of the Roman legionaries to the present day.Inspired by the author's praise for walking, we will start the walk from the island of Cité, Notre Dame Cathedral, the quiet island of Saint-Louis, in the footsteps of Roman Legionnaires, will be in the Latin quarter, walk along the street of the Cat-angler, see Paris D'artagnan, Luxembourg garden, Saint-Germain, Dauphine street, the left Bank of Balzac, Prince condé street ,' big cafes' on the left Bank, where it is nice to drink tea, talk... We will circle the streets around Montparnasse, look into the fanned legends 'Beehive', where the Paris school of painting was born. Down fun street Mouffetard, go to the places Hemingway in Paris attics and small rooms. Next - to the house of disabled people, the Orsay Museum, and in the end - a walk along the banks of the Seine, which, according to prevera, 'flows into Paris'.