“Perfect companion book for those planning a trip to Paris. Armchair travelers will delight in the histories and may find further inspiration in the bibliography.”──《圖書館期刊》
“Susan Cahill guides us to places and neighborhoods where celebrated, creative Parisians lived from the twelfth century (Héloise and Abelard) to the twentieth (Edith Piaf). Witty, colorful and always enlightening, The Streets of Paris is essential, whether you’re visiting for the first or fiftieth time.”──Donald Spoto, bestselling author of The Redgraves: A Family Epic
“This elegantly written book is absolutely essential reading for all travelers bound for Paris and anyone who loves the city, because it’s a history of the city that renders the city’s streets as historically vivid as they are beautiful. It’s a lovely read, too, because it’s history at its best, or as a series of intriguing, well-crafted and authoritative anecdotes that are a delight to read and will stay in mind as a quiet guide that will deepen one’s appreciation of the city forever.”──Alexander Lobrano, author of Hungry for Paris and Hungry for France