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  • Created over 60 years ago, in a <br />
seventeenth century's building , it bears the name of the gypsy girl who illuminates with her grace, the novel by Victor Hugo.<br />
Contrary to what one might think, it is not the oldest hotel in Paris, but it is inside one of the oldest house of the capital.<br />
Several rooms offer stunning views of the towers of Notre Dame and the Seine. In this setting of old stone with exposed beams and tiled floors, artists like Hugo Pratt, Béjart or  Gainsbourg often stopped here... Decorated with antiques collected at the flea market, each room has its personality.<br />
Sometimes, the shadow of Quasimodo glides over the towers.<br />
<br />
Créé il y a une soixantaine d'années dans un bâtiment du XVIIe siècle, cet hotel porte le nom de la gitane qui illumine de sa grâce le roman de Victor Hugo.<br />
Contrairement à ce qu'on pourrait penser, ce n'est pas le plus vieil hôtel de Paris, mais il est dans l'une des plus anciennes maisons de la capitale.<br />
<br />
Plusieurs chambres offrent une vue imprenable sur les tours de Notre-Dame et la Seine. Dans ce cadre de vieilles pierres avec poutres apparentes et carrelage au sol, des artistes comme Hugo Pratt, Béjart ou Gainsbourg s'arrêtait souvent ici ... Décoré avec des antiquités recueillies au marché aux puces, chaque chambre a sa propre personnalité.<br />
Parfois, l'ombre de Quasimodo glisse sur les tours.
    esme-1.jpg
  • Created over 60 years ago, in a <br />
seventeenth century's building , it bears the name of the gypsy girl who illuminates with her grace, the novel by Victor Hugo.<br />
Contrary to what one might think, it is not the oldest hotel in Paris, but it is inside one of the oldest house of the capital.<br />
Several rooms offer stunning views of the towers of Notre Dame and the Seine. In this setting of old stone with exposed beams and tiled floors, artists like Hugo Pratt, Béjart or  Gainsbourg often stopped here... Decorated with antiques collected at the flea market, each room has its personality.<br />
Sometimes, the shadow of Quasimodo glides over the towers.<br />
<br />
Créé il y a une soixantaine d'années dans un bâtiment du XVIIe siècle, cet hotel porte le nom de la gitane qui illumine de sa grâce le roman de Victor Hugo.<br />
Contrairement à ce qu'on pourrait penser, ce n'est pas le plus vieil hôtel de Paris, mais il est dans l'une des plus anciennes maisons de la capitale.<br />
<br />
Plusieurs chambres offrent une vue imprenable sur les tours de Notre-Dame et la Seine. Dans ce cadre de vieilles pierres avec poutres apparentes et carrelage au sol, des artistes comme Hugo Pratt, Béjart ou Gainsbourg s'arrêtait souvent ici ... Décoré avec des antiquités recueillies au marché aux puces, chaque chambre a sa propre personnalité.<br />
Parfois, l'ombre de Quasimodo glisse sur les tours.
    Hotel Esmeralda-13.jpg
  • Created over 60 years ago, in a <br />
seventeenth century's building , it bears the name of the gypsy girl who illuminates with her grace, the novel by Victor Hugo.<br />
Contrary to what one might think, it is not the oldest hotel in Paris, but it is inside one of the oldest house of the capital.<br />
Several rooms offer stunning views of the towers of Notre Dame and the Seine. In this setting of old stone with exposed beams and tiled floors, artists like Hugo Pratt, Béjart or  Gainsbourg often stopped here... Decorated with antiques collected at the flea market, each room has its personality.<br />
Sometimes, the shadow of Quasimodo glides over the towers.<br />
<br />
Créé il y a une soixantaine d'années dans un bâtiment du XVIIe siècle, cet hotel porte le nom de la gitane qui illumine de sa grâce le roman de Victor Hugo.<br />
Contrairement à ce qu'on pourrait penser, ce n'est pas le plus vieil hôtel de Paris, mais il est dans l'une des plus anciennes maisons de la capitale.<br />
<br />
Plusieurs chambres offrent une vue imprenable sur les tours de Notre-Dame et la Seine. Dans ce cadre de vieilles pierres avec poutres apparentes et carrelage au sol, des artistes comme Hugo Pratt, Béjart ou Gainsbourg s'arrêtait souvent ici ... Décoré avec des antiquités recueillies au marché aux puces, chaque chambre a sa propre personnalité.<br />
Parfois, l'ombre de Quasimodo glisse sur les tours.
    Hotel Esmeralda-12.jpg
  • Created over 60 years ago, in a <br />
seventeenth century's building , it bears the name of the gypsy girl who illuminates with her grace, the novel by Victor Hugo.<br />
Contrary to what one might think, it is not the oldest hotel in Paris, but it is inside one of the oldest house of the capital.<br />
Several rooms offer stunning views of the towers of Notre Dame and the Seine. In this setting of old stone with exposed beams and tiled floors, artists like Hugo Pratt, Béjart or  Gainsbourg often stopped here... Decorated with antiques collected at the flea market, each room has its personality.<br />
Sometimes, the shadow of Quasimodo glides over the towers.<br />
<br />
Créé il y a une soixantaine d'années dans un bâtiment du XVIIe siècle, cet hotel porte le nom de la gitane qui illumine de sa grâce le roman de Victor Hugo.<br />
Contrairement à ce qu'on pourrait penser, ce n'est pas le plus vieil hôtel de Paris, mais il est dans l'une des plus anciennes maisons de la capitale.<br />
<br />
Plusieurs chambres offrent une vue imprenable sur les tours de Notre-Dame et la Seine. Dans ce cadre de vieilles pierres avec poutres apparentes et carrelage au sol, des artistes comme Hugo Pratt, Béjart ou Gainsbourg s'arrêtait souvent ici ... Décoré avec des antiquités recueillies au marché aux puces, chaque chambre a sa propre personnalité.<br />
Parfois, l'ombre de Quasimodo glisse sur les tours.
    Hotel Esmeralda-11.jpg
  • Created over 60 years ago, in a <br />
seventeenth century's building , it bears the name of the gypsy girl who illuminates with her grace, the novel by Victor Hugo.<br />
Contrary to what one might think, it is not the oldest hotel in Paris, but it is inside one of the oldest house of the capital.<br />
Several rooms offer stunning views of the towers of Notre Dame and the Seine. In this setting of old stone with exposed beams and tiled floors, artists like Hugo Pratt, Béjart or  Gainsbourg often stopped here... Decorated with antiques collected at the flea market, each room has its personality.<br />
Sometimes, the shadow of Quasimodo glides over the towers.<br />
<br />
Créé il y a une soixantaine d'années dans un bâtiment du XVIIe siècle, cet hotel porte le nom de la gitane qui illumine de sa grâce le roman de Victor Hugo.<br />
Contrairement à ce qu'on pourrait penser, ce n'est pas le plus vieil hôtel de Paris, mais il est dans l'une des plus anciennes maisons de la capitale.<br />
<br />
Plusieurs chambres offrent une vue imprenable sur les tours de Notre-Dame et la Seine. Dans ce cadre de vieilles pierres avec poutres apparentes et carrelage au sol, des artistes comme Hugo Pratt, Béjart ou Gainsbourg s'arrêtait souvent ici ... Décoré avec des antiquités recueillies au marché aux puces, chaque chambre a sa propre personnalité.<br />
Parfois, l'ombre de Quasimodo glisse sur les tours.
    Hotel Esmeralda-17.jpg
  • Created over 60 years ago, in a <br />
seventeenth century's building , it bears the name of the gypsy girl who illuminates with her grace, the novel by Victor Hugo.<br />
Contrary to what one might think, it is not the oldest hotel in Paris, but it is inside one of the oldest house of the capital.<br />
Several rooms offer stunning views of the towers of Notre Dame and the Seine. In this setting of old stone with exposed beams and tiled floors, artists like Hugo Pratt, Béjart or  Gainsbourg often stopped here... Decorated with antiques collected at the flea market, each room has its personality.<br />
Sometimes, the shadow of Quasimodo glides over the towers.<br />
<br />
Créé il y a une soixantaine d'années dans un bâtiment du XVIIe siècle, cet hotel porte le nom de la gitane qui illumine de sa grâce le roman de Victor Hugo.<br />
Contrairement à ce qu'on pourrait penser, ce n'est pas le plus vieil hôtel de Paris, mais il est dans l'une des plus anciennes maisons de la capitale.<br />
<br />
Plusieurs chambres offrent une vue imprenable sur les tours de Notre-Dame et la Seine. Dans ce cadre de vieilles pierres avec poutres apparentes et carrelage au sol, des artistes comme Hugo Pratt, Béjart ou Gainsbourg s'arrêtait souvent ici ... Décoré avec des antiquités recueillies au marché aux puces, chaque chambre a sa propre personnalité.<br />
Parfois, l'ombre de Quasimodo glisse sur les tours.
    Hotel Esmeralda-16.jpg
  • Created over 60 years ago, in a <br />
seventeenth century's building , it bears the name of the gypsy girl who illuminates with her grace, the novel by Victor Hugo.<br />
Contrary to what one might think, it is not the oldest hotel in Paris, but it is inside one of the oldest house of the capital.<br />
Several rooms offer stunning views of the towers of Notre Dame and the Seine. In this setting of old stone with exposed beams and tiled floors, artists like Hugo Pratt, Béjart or  Gainsbourg often stopped here... Decorated with antiques collected at the flea market, each room has its personality.<br />
Sometimes, the shadow of Quasimodo glides over the towers.<br />
<br />
Créé il y a une soixantaine d'années dans un bâtiment du XVIIe siècle, cet hotel porte le nom de la gitane qui illumine de sa grâce le roman de Victor Hugo.<br />
Contrairement à ce qu'on pourrait penser, ce n'est pas le plus vieil hôtel de Paris, mais il est dans l'une des plus anciennes maisons de la capitale.<br />
<br />
Plusieurs chambres offrent une vue imprenable sur les tours de Notre-Dame et la Seine. Dans ce cadre de vieilles pierres avec poutres apparentes et carrelage au sol, des artistes comme Hugo Pratt, Béjart ou Gainsbourg s'arrêtait souvent ici ... Décoré avec des antiquités recueillies au marché aux puces, chaque chambre a sa propre personnalité.<br />
Parfois, l'ombre de Quasimodo glisse sur les tours.
    Hotel Esmeralda-15.jpg
  • Created over 60 years ago, in a <br />
seventeenth century's building , it bears the name of the gypsy girl who illuminates with her grace, the novel by Victor Hugo.<br />
Contrary to what one might think, it is not the oldest hotel in Paris, but it is inside one of the oldest house of the capital.<br />
Several rooms offer stunning views of the towers of Notre Dame and the Seine. In this setting of old stone with exposed beams and tiled floors, artists like Hugo Pratt, Béjart or  Gainsbourg often stopped here... Decorated with antiques collected at the flea market, each room has its personality.<br />
Sometimes, the shadow of Quasimodo glides over the towers.<br />
<br />
Créé il y a une soixantaine d'années dans un bâtiment du XVIIe siècle, cet hotel porte le nom de la gitane qui illumine de sa grâce le roman de Victor Hugo.<br />
Contrairement à ce qu'on pourrait penser, ce n'est pas le plus vieil hôtel de Paris, mais il est dans l'une des plus anciennes maisons de la capitale.<br />
<br />
Plusieurs chambres offrent une vue imprenable sur les tours de Notre-Dame et la Seine. Dans ce cadre de vieilles pierres avec poutres apparentes et carrelage au sol, des artistes comme Hugo Pratt, Béjart ou Gainsbourg s'arrêtait souvent ici ... Décoré avec des antiquités recueillies au marché aux puces, chaque chambre a sa propre personnalité.<br />
Parfois, l'ombre de Quasimodo glisse sur les tours.
    Hotel Esmeralda-14.jpg
  • Created over 60 years ago, in a <br />
seventeenth century's building , it bears the name of the gypsy girl who illuminates with her grace, the novel by Victor Hugo.<br />
Contrary to what one might think, it is not the oldest hotel in Paris, but it is inside one of the oldest house of the capital.<br />
Several rooms offer stunning views of the towers of Notre Dame and the Seine. In this setting of old stone with exposed beams and tiled floors, artists like Hugo Pratt, Béjart or  Gainsbourg often stopped here... Decorated with antiques collected at the flea market, each room has its personality.<br />
Sometimes, the shadow of Quasimodo glides over the towers.<br />
<br />
Créé il y a une soixantaine d'années dans un bâtiment du XVIIe siècle, cet hotel porte le nom de la gitane qui illumine de sa grâce le roman de Victor Hugo.<br />
Contrairement à ce qu'on pourrait penser, ce n'est pas le plus vieil hôtel de Paris, mais il est dans l'une des plus anciennes maisons de la capitale.<br />
<br />
Plusieurs chambres offrent une vue imprenable sur les tours de Notre-Dame et la Seine. Dans ce cadre de vieilles pierres avec poutres apparentes et carrelage au sol, des artistes comme Hugo Pratt, Béjart ou Gainsbourg s'arrêtait souvent ici ... Décoré avec des antiquités recueillies au marché aux puces, chaque chambre a sa propre personnalité.<br />
Parfois, l'ombre de Quasimodo glisse sur les tours.
    Hotel Esmeralda-10.jpg
  • Created over 60 years ago, in a <br />
seventeenth century's building , it bears the name of the gypsy girl who illuminates with her grace, the novel by Victor Hugo.<br />
Contrary to what one might think, it is not the oldest hotel in Paris, but it is inside one of the oldest house of the capital.<br />
Several rooms offer stunning views of the towers of Notre Dame and the Seine. In this setting of old stone with exposed beams and tiled floors, artists like Hugo Pratt, Béjart or  Gainsbourg often stopped here... Decorated with antiques collected at the flea market, each room has its personality.<br />
Sometimes, the shadow of Quasimodo glides over the towers.<br />
<br />
Créé il y a une soixantaine d'années dans un bâtiment du XVIIe siècle, cet hotel porte le nom de la gitane qui illumine de sa grâce le roman de Victor Hugo.<br />
Contrairement à ce qu'on pourrait penser, ce n'est pas le plus vieil hôtel de Paris, mais il est dans l'une des plus anciennes maisons de la capitale.<br />
<br />
Plusieurs chambres offrent une vue imprenable sur les tours de Notre-Dame et la Seine. Dans ce cadre de vieilles pierres avec poutres apparentes et carrelage au sol, des artistes comme Hugo Pratt, Béjart ou Gainsbourg s'arrêtait souvent ici ... Décoré avec des antiquités recueillies au marché aux puces, chaque chambre a sa propre personnalité.<br />
Parfois, l'ombre de Quasimodo glisse sur les tours.
    Hotel Esmeralda-9.jpg
  • Created over 60 years ago, in a <br />
seventeenth century's building , it bears the name of the gypsy girl who illuminates with her grace, the novel by Victor Hugo.<br />
Contrary to what one might think, it is not the oldest hotel in Paris, but it is inside one of the oldest house of the capital.<br />
Several rooms offer stunning views of the towers of Notre Dame and the Seine. In this setting of old stone with exposed beams and tiled floors, artists like Hugo Pratt, Béjart or  Gainsbourg often stopped here... Decorated with antiques collected at the flea market, each room has its personality.<br />
Sometimes, the shadow of Quasimodo glides over the towers.<br />
<br />
Créé il y a une soixantaine d'années dans un bâtiment du XVIIe siècle, cet hotel porte le nom de la gitane qui illumine de sa grâce le roman de Victor Hugo.<br />
Contrairement à ce qu'on pourrait penser, ce n'est pas le plus vieil hôtel de Paris, mais il est dans l'une des plus anciennes maisons de la capitale.<br />
<br />
Plusieurs chambres offrent une vue imprenable sur les tours de Notre-Dame et la Seine. Dans ce cadre de vieilles pierres avec poutres apparentes et carrelage au sol, des artistes comme Hugo Pratt, Béjart ou Gainsbourg s'arrêtait souvent ici ... Décoré avec des antiquités recueillies au marché aux puces, chaque chambre a sa propre personnalité.<br />
Parfois, l'ombre de Quasimodo glisse sur les tours.
    Hotel Esmeralda-8.jpg
  • Created over 60 years ago, in a <br />
seventeenth century's building , it bears the name of the gypsy girl who illuminates with her grace, the novel by Victor Hugo.<br />
Contrary to what one might think, it is not the oldest hotel in Paris, but it is inside one of the oldest house of the capital.<br />
Several rooms offer stunning views of the towers of Notre Dame and the Seine. In this setting of old stone with exposed beams and tiled floors, artists like Hugo Pratt, Béjart or  Gainsbourg often stopped here... Decorated with antiques collected at the flea market, each room has its personality.<br />
Sometimes, the shadow of Quasimodo glides over the towers.<br />
<br />
Créé il y a une soixantaine d'années dans un bâtiment du XVIIe siècle, cet hotel porte le nom de la gitane qui illumine de sa grâce le roman de Victor Hugo.<br />
Contrairement à ce qu'on pourrait penser, ce n'est pas le plus vieil hôtel de Paris, mais il est dans l'une des plus anciennes maisons de la capitale.<br />
<br />
Plusieurs chambres offrent une vue imprenable sur les tours de Notre-Dame et la Seine. Dans ce cadre de vieilles pierres avec poutres apparentes et carrelage au sol, des artistes comme Hugo Pratt, Béjart ou Gainsbourg s'arrêtait souvent ici ... Décoré avec des antiquités recueillies au marché aux puces, chaque chambre a sa propre personnalité.<br />
Parfois, l'ombre de Quasimodo glisse sur les tours.
    Hotel Esmeralda-7.jpg
  • Created over 60 years ago, in a <br />
seventeenth century's building , it bears the name of the gypsy girl who illuminates with her grace, the novel by Victor Hugo.<br />
Contrary to what one might think, it is not the oldest hotel in Paris, but it is inside one of the oldest house of the capital.<br />
Several rooms offer stunning views of the towers of Notre Dame and the Seine. In this setting of old stone with exposed beams and tiled floors, artists like Hugo Pratt, Béjart or  Gainsbourg often stopped here... Decorated with antiques collected at the flea market, each room has its personality.<br />
Sometimes, the shadow of Quasimodo glides over the towers.<br />
<br />
Créé il y a une soixantaine d'années dans un bâtiment du XVIIe siècle, cet hotel porte le nom de la gitane qui illumine de sa grâce le roman de Victor Hugo.<br />
Contrairement à ce qu'on pourrait penser, ce n'est pas le plus vieil hôtel de Paris, mais il est dans l'une des plus anciennes maisons de la capitale.<br />
<br />
Plusieurs chambres offrent une vue imprenable sur les tours de Notre-Dame et la Seine. Dans ce cadre de vieilles pierres avec poutres apparentes et carrelage au sol, des artistes comme Hugo Pratt, Béjart ou Gainsbourg s'arrêtait souvent ici ... Décoré avec des antiquités recueillies au marché aux puces, chaque chambre a sa propre personnalité.<br />
Parfois, l'ombre de Quasimodo glisse sur les tours.
    Hotel Esmeralda-6.jpg
  • Created over 60 years ago, in a <br />
seventeenth century's building , it bears the name of the gypsy girl who illuminates with her grace, the novel by Victor Hugo.<br />
Contrary to what one might think, it is not the oldest hotel in Paris, but it is inside one of the oldest house of the capital.<br />
Several rooms offer stunning views of the towers of Notre Dame and the Seine. In this setting of old stone with exposed beams and tiled floors, artists like Hugo Pratt, Béjart or  Gainsbourg often stopped here... Decorated with antiques collected at the flea market, each room has its personality.<br />
Sometimes, the shadow of Quasimodo glides over the towers.<br />
<br />
Créé il y a une soixantaine d'années dans un bâtiment du XVIIe siècle, cet hotel porte le nom de la gitane qui illumine de sa grâce le roman de Victor Hugo.<br />
Contrairement à ce qu'on pourrait penser, ce n'est pas le plus vieil hôtel de Paris, mais il est dans l'une des plus anciennes maisons de la capitale.<br />
<br />
Plusieurs chambres offrent une vue imprenable sur les tours de Notre-Dame et la Seine. Dans ce cadre de vieilles pierres avec poutres apparentes et carrelage au sol, des artistes comme Hugo Pratt, Béjart ou Gainsbourg s'arrêtait souvent ici ... Décoré avec des antiquités recueillies au marché aux puces, chaque chambre a sa propre personnalité.<br />
Parfois, l'ombre de Quasimodo glisse sur les tours.
    Hotel Esmeralda-5.jpg
  • Created over 60 years ago, in a <br />
seventeenth century's building , it bears the name of the gypsy girl who illuminates with her grace, the novel by Victor Hugo.<br />
Contrary to what one might think, it is not the oldest hotel in Paris, but it is inside one of the oldest house of the capital.<br />
Several rooms offer stunning views of the towers of Notre Dame and the Seine. In this setting of old stone with exposed beams and tiled floors, artists like Hugo Pratt, Béjart or  Gainsbourg often stopped here... Decorated with antiques collected at the flea market, each room has its personality.<br />
Sometimes, the shadow of Quasimodo glides over the towers.<br />
<br />
Créé il y a une soixantaine d'années dans un bâtiment du XVIIe siècle, cet hotel porte le nom de la gitane qui illumine de sa grâce le roman de Victor Hugo.<br />
Contrairement à ce qu'on pourrait penser, ce n'est pas le plus vieil hôtel de Paris, mais il est dans l'une des plus anciennes maisons de la capitale.<br />
<br />
Plusieurs chambres offrent une vue imprenable sur les tours de Notre-Dame et la Seine. Dans ce cadre de vieilles pierres avec poutres apparentes et carrelage au sol, des artistes comme Hugo Pratt, Béjart ou Gainsbourg s'arrêtait souvent ici ... Décoré avec des antiquités recueillies au marché aux puces, chaque chambre a sa propre personnalité.<br />
Parfois, l'ombre de Quasimodo glisse sur les tours.
    Hotel Esmeralda-4.jpg
  • Created over 60 years ago, in a <br />
seventeenth century's building , it bears the name of the gypsy girl who illuminates with her grace, the novel by Victor Hugo.<br />
Contrary to what one might think, it is not the oldest hotel in Paris, but it is inside one of the oldest house of the capital.<br />
Several rooms offer stunning views of the towers of Notre Dame and the Seine. In this setting of old stone with exposed beams and tiled floors, artists like Hugo Pratt, Béjart or  Gainsbourg often stopped here... Decorated with antiques collected at the flea market, each room has its personality.<br />
Sometimes, the shadow of Quasimodo glides over the towers.<br />
<br />
Créé il y a une soixantaine d'années dans un bâtiment du XVIIe siècle, cet hotel porte le nom de la gitane qui illumine de sa grâce le roman de Victor Hugo.<br />
Contrairement à ce qu'on pourrait penser, ce n'est pas le plus vieil hôtel de Paris, mais il est dans l'une des plus anciennes maisons de la capitale.<br />
<br />
Plusieurs chambres offrent une vue imprenable sur les tours de Notre-Dame et la Seine. Dans ce cadre de vieilles pierres avec poutres apparentes et carrelage au sol, des artistes comme Hugo Pratt, Béjart ou Gainsbourg s'arrêtait souvent ici ... Décoré avec des antiquités recueillies au marché aux puces, chaque chambre a sa propre personnalité.<br />
Parfois, l'ombre de Quasimodo glisse sur les tours.
    Hotel Esmeralda-3.jpg
  • Created over 60 years ago, in a <br />
seventeenth century's building , it bears the name of the gypsy girl who illuminates with her grace, the novel by Victor Hugo.<br />
Contrary to what one might think, it is not the oldest hotel in Paris, but it is inside one of the oldest house of the capital.<br />
Several rooms offer stunning views of the towers of Notre Dame and the Seine. In this setting of old stone with exposed beams and tiled floors, artists like Hugo Pratt, Béjart or  Gainsbourg often stopped here... Decorated with antiques collected at the flea market, each room has its personality.<br />
Sometimes, the shadow of Quasimodo glides over the towers.<br />
<br />
Créé il y a une soixantaine d'années dans un bâtiment du XVIIe siècle, cet hotel porte le nom de la gitane qui illumine de sa grâce le roman de Victor Hugo.<br />
Contrairement à ce qu'on pourrait penser, ce n'est pas le plus vieil hôtel de Paris, mais il est dans l'une des plus anciennes maisons de la capitale.<br />
<br />
Plusieurs chambres offrent une vue imprenable sur les tours de Notre-Dame et la Seine. Dans ce cadre de vieilles pierres avec poutres apparentes et carrelage au sol, des artistes comme Hugo Pratt, Béjart ou Gainsbourg s'arrêtait souvent ici ... Décoré avec des antiquités recueillies au marché aux puces, chaque chambre a sa propre personnalité.<br />
Parfois, l'ombre de Quasimodo glisse sur les tours.
    Hotel Esmeralda-2.jpg
  • Created over 60 years ago, in a <br />
seventeenth century's building , it bears the name of the gypsy girl who illuminates with her grace, the novel by Victor Hugo.<br />
Contrary to what one might think, it is not the oldest hotel in Paris, but it is inside one of the oldest house of the capital.<br />
Several rooms offer stunning views of the towers of Notre Dame and the Seine. In this setting of old stone with exposed beams and tiled floors, artists like Hugo Pratt, Béjart or  Gainsbourg often stopped here... Decorated with antiques collected at the flea market, each room has its personality.<br />
Sometimes, the shadow of Quasimodo glides over the towers.<br />
<br />
Créé il y a une soixantaine d'années dans un bâtiment du XVIIe siècle, cet hotel porte le nom de la gitane qui illumine de sa grâce le roman de Victor Hugo.<br />
Contrairement à ce qu'on pourrait penser, ce n'est pas le plus vieil hôtel de Paris, mais il est dans l'une des plus anciennes maisons de la capitale.<br />
<br />
Plusieurs chambres offrent une vue imprenable sur les tours de Notre-Dame et la Seine. Dans ce cadre de vieilles pierres avec poutres apparentes et carrelage au sol, des artistes comme Hugo Pratt, Béjart ou Gainsbourg s'arrêtait souvent ici ... Décoré avec des antiquités recueillies au marché aux puces, chaque chambre a sa propre personnalité.<br />
Parfois, l'ombre de Quasimodo glisse sur les tours.
    Hotel Esmeralda-1.jpg
  • Parisian Woman. In the stair
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  • Parisian Woman. In the stair
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  • Parisian Woman. In the stair
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  • Two generations, Nazare beach. Extremadura, Portugal.
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  • Paris, Notre Dame, during a filming. June 2010.
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  • During my collaboration with an UNESCO program, I went several times in Africa, including Rwanda<br />
Here are some photos of these different missions, mostly with regard to orphans of Rwanda and the mission with Marie Jose Perrec and Marie Jose Lallart (UNESCO)<br />
A classroom of an orphanage, Kigali
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  • LYON, FRANCE - MARS 01: The World of casinos is opening up. Gone is the closed circle of slot machines, and no longer are Blackjack and poker tables almost exlusively frequented by men. From now on women can also be part of the action. They are many to animate tables, gather bets and explain the rules.<br />
The world of casinos does not comprise only men. On the contrary. Stéphanie Tarzi is a 25 years young woman and a croupier for two years in a casino of Geneva. After working as a beautician (typically a woman's job) for seven years, she turned towards the world of gambling rooms.<br />
"It's a trip to Las Vegas that inspired me to enter this magic world that I didn't know at all "is explaining this brown-headed girl with unshakable enthusiasm that rapidly adds she is actually "getting a real kick" out of what she is doing. As to know if it was difficult for her to be integrated to this a priori male environment, her answer is straight : "I've never asked myself this kind of question, especially because many girls are part of my team".<br />
Woman in the same way than men, are now part of casino's staff, which confirms Sonia Goulet, her roommate and friend, with specifying that "mentalities changed a lot within the years and that it is not a man's job anymore". For this 22 years old young girl, that works as a croupier in the same gambling room than her friend, the acquaintance with the profession was more direct. Sonia never was in a casino before taking on the decision to become a croupier, she just knew she wanted to work at night. Within two years experience, she could say without any hesitation that she adores her job : "It is so beautiful in the casino !"
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  • LYON, FRANCE - MARS 01: The World of casinos is opening up. Gone is the closed circle of slot machines, and no longer are Blackjack and poker tables almost exlusively frequented by men. From now on women can also be part of the action. They are many to animate tables, gather bets and explain the rules.<br />
The world of casinos does not comprise only men. On the contrary. Stéphanie Tarzi is a 25 years young woman and a croupier for two years in a casino of Geneva. After working as a beautician (typically a woman's job) for seven years, she turned towards the world of gambling rooms.<br />
"It's a trip to Las Vegas that inspired me to enter this magic world that I didn't know at all "is explaining this brown-headed girl with unshakable enthusiasm that rapidly adds she is actually "getting a real kick" out of what she is doing. As to know if it was difficult for her to be integrated to this a priori male environment, her answer is straight : "I've never asked myself this kind of question, especially because many girls are part of my team".<br />
Woman in the same way than men, are now part of casino's staff, which confirms Sonia Goulet, her roommate and friend, with specifying that "mentalities changed a lot within the years and that it is not a man's job anymore". For this 22 years old young girl, that works as a croupier in the same gambling room than her friend, the acquaintance with the profession was more direct. Sonia never was in a casino before taking on the decision to become a croupier, she just knew she wanted to work at night. Within two years experience, she could say without any hesitation that she adores her job : "It is so beautiful in the casino !"
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  • LYON, FRANCE - MARS 01: The World of casinos is opening up. Gone is the closed circle of slot machines, and no longer are Blackjack and poker tables almost exlusively frequented by men. From now on women can also be part of the action. They are many to animate tables, gather bets and explain the rules.<br />
The world of casinos does not comprise only men. On the contrary. Stéphanie Tarzi is a 25 years young woman and a croupier for two years in a casino of Geneva. After working as a beautician (typically a woman's job) for seven years, she turned towards the world of gambling rooms.<br />
"It's a trip to Las Vegas that inspired me to enter this magic world that I didn't know at all "is explaining this brown-headed girl with unshakable enthusiasm that rapidly adds she is actually "getting a real kick" out of what she is doing. As to know if it was difficult for her to be integrated to this a priori male environment, her answer is straight : "I've never asked myself this kind of question, especially because many girls are part of my team".<br />
Woman in the same way than men, are now part of casino's staff, which confirms Sonia Goulet, her roommate and friend, with specifying that "mentalities changed a lot within the years and that it is not a man's job anymore". For this 22 years old young girl, that works as a croupier in the same gambling room than her friend, the acquaintance with the profession was more direct. Sonia never was in a casino before taking on the decision to become a croupier, she just knew she wanted to work at night. Within two years experience, she could say without any hesitation that she adores her job : "It is so beautiful in the casino !"
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  • LYON, FRANCE - MARS 01: The World of casinos is opening up. Gone is the closed circle of slot machines, and no longer are Blackjack and poker tables almost exlusively frequented by men. From now on women can also be part of the action. They are many to animate tables, gather bets and explain the rules.<br />
The world of casinos does not comprise only men. On the contrary. Stéphanie Tarzi is a 25 years young woman and a croupier for two years in a casino of Geneva. After working as a beautician (typically a woman's job) for seven years, she turned towards the world of gambling rooms.<br />
"It's a trip to Las Vegas that inspired me to enter this magic world that I didn't know at all "is explaining this brown-headed girl with unshakable enthusiasm that rapidly adds she is actually "getting a real kick" out of what she is doing. As to know if it was difficult for her to be integrated to this a priori male environment, her answer is straight : "I've never asked myself this kind of question, especially because many girls are part of my team".<br />
Woman in the same way than men, are now part of casino's staff, which confirms Sonia Goulet, her roommate and friend, with specifying that "mentalities changed a lot within the years and that it is not a man's job anymore". For this 22 years old young girl, that works as a croupier in the same gambling room than her friend, the acquaintance with the profession was more direct. Sonia never was in a casino before taking on the decision to become a croupier, she just knew she wanted to work at night. Within two years experience, she could say without any hesitation that she adores her job : "It is so beautiful in the casino !"
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  • LYON, FRANCE - MARS 01: The World of casinos is opening up. Gone is the closed circle of slot machines, and no longer are Blackjack and poker tables almost exlusively frequented by men. From now on women can also be part of the action. They are many to animate tables, gather bets and explain the rules.<br />
The world of casinos does not comprise only men. On the contrary. Stéphanie Tarzi is a 25 years young woman and a croupier for two years in a casino of Geneva. After working as a beautician (typically a woman's job) for seven years, she turned towards the world of gambling rooms.<br />
"It's a trip to Las Vegas that inspired me to enter this magic world that I didn't know at all "is explaining this brown-headed girl with unshakable enthusiasm that rapidly adds she is actually "getting a real kick" out of what she is doing. As to know if it was difficult for her to be integrated to this a priori male environment, her answer is straight : "I've never asked myself this kind of question, especially because many girls are part of my team".<br />
Woman in the same way than men, are now part of casino's staff, which confirms Sonia Goulet, her roommate and friend, with specifying that "mentalities changed a lot within the years and that it is not a man's job anymore". For this 22 years old young girl, that works as a croupier in the same gambling room than her friend, the acquaintance with the profession was more direct. Sonia never was in a casino before taking on the decision to become a croupier, she just knew she wanted to work at night. Within two years experience, she could say without any hesitation that she adores her job : "It is so beautiful in the casino !"
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  • LYON, FRANCE - MARS 01: The World of casinos is opening up. Gone is the closed circle of slot machines, and no longer are Blackjack and poker tables almost exlusively frequented by men. From now on women can also be part of the action. They are many to animate tables, gather bets and explain the rules.<br />
The world of casinos does not comprise only men. On the contrary. Stéphanie Tarzi is a 25 years young woman and a croupier for two years in a casino of Geneva. After working as a beautician (typically a woman's job) for seven years, she turned towards the world of gambling rooms.<br />
"It's a trip to Las Vegas that inspired me to enter this magic world that I didn't know at all "is explaining this brown-headed girl with unshakable enthusiasm that rapidly adds she is actually "getting a real kick" out of what she is doing. As to know if it was difficult for her to be integrated to this a priori male environment, her answer is straight : "I've never asked myself this kind of question, especially because many girls are part of my team".<br />
Woman in the same way than men, are now part of casino's staff, which confirms Sonia Goulet, her roommate and friend, with specifying that "mentalities changed a lot within the years and that it is not a man's job anymore". For this 22 years old young girl, that works as a croupier in the same gambling room than her friend, the acquaintance with the profession was more direct. Sonia never was in a casino before taking on the decision to become a croupier, she just knew she wanted to work at night. Within two years experience, she could say without any hesitation that she adores her job : "It is so beautiful in the casino !"
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  • LYON, FRANCE - MARS 01: The World of casinos is opening up. Gone is the closed circle of slot machines, and no longer are Blackjack and poker tables almost exlusively frequented by men. From now on women can also be part of the action. They are many to animate tables, gather bets and explain the rules.<br />
The world of casinos does not comprise only men. On the contrary. Stéphanie Tarzi is a 25 years young woman and a croupier for two years in a casino of Geneva. After working as a beautician (typically a woman's job) for seven years, she turned towards the world of gambling rooms.<br />
"It's a trip to Las Vegas that inspired me to enter this magic world that I didn't know at all "is explaining this brown-headed girl with unshakable enthusiasm that rapidly adds she is actually "getting a real kick" out of what she is doing. As to know if it was difficult for her to be integrated to this a priori male environment, her answer is straight : "I've never asked myself this kind of question, especially because many girls are part of my team".<br />
Woman in the same way than men, are now part of casino's staff, which confirms Sonia Goulet, her roommate and friend, with specifying that "mentalities changed a lot within the years and that it is not a man's job anymore". For this 22 years old young girl, that works as a croupier in the same gambling room than her friend, the acquaintance with the profession was more direct. Sonia never was in a casino before taking on the decision to become a croupier, she just knew she wanted to work at night. Within two years experience, she could say without any hesitation that she adores her job : "It is so beautiful in the casino !"
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  • LYON, FRANCE - MARS 01: The World of casinos is opening up. Gone is the closed circle of slot machines, and no longer are Blackjack and poker tables almost exlusively frequented by men. From now on women can also be part of the action. They are many to animate tables, gather bets and explain the rules.<br />
The world of casinos does not comprise only men. On the contrary. Stéphanie Tarzi is a 25 years young woman and a croupier for two years in a casino of Geneva. After working as a beautician (typically a woman's job) for seven years, she turned towards the world of gambling rooms.<br />
"It's a trip to Las Vegas that inspired me to enter this magic world that I didn't know at all "is explaining this brown-headed girl with unshakable enthusiasm that rapidly adds she is actually "getting a real kick" out of what she is doing. As to know if it was difficult for her to be integrated to this a priori male environment, her answer is straight : "I've never asked myself this kind of question, especially because many girls are part of my team".<br />
Woman in the same way than men, are now part of casino's staff, which confirms Sonia Goulet, her roommate and friend, with specifying that "mentalities changed a lot within the years and that it is not a man's job anymore". For this 22 years old young girl, that works as a croupier in the same gambling room than her friend, the acquaintance with the profession was more direct. Sonia never was in a casino before taking on the decision to become a croupier, she just knew she wanted to work at night. Within two years experience, she could say without any hesitation that she adores her job : "It is so beautiful in the casino !"
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  • LYON, FRANCE - MARS 01: The World of casinos is opening up. Gone is the closed circle of slot machines, and no longer are Blackjack and poker tables almost exlusively frequented by men. From now on women can also be part of the action. They are many to animate tables, gather bets and explain the rules.<br />
The world of casinos does not comprise only men. On the contrary. Stéphanie Tarzi is a 25 years young woman and a croupier for two years in a casino of Geneva. After working as a beautician (typically a woman's job) for seven years, she turned towards the world of gambling rooms.<br />
"It's a trip to Las Vegas that inspired me to enter this magic world that I didn't know at all "is explaining this brown-headed girl with unshakable enthusiasm that rapidly adds she is actually "getting a real kick" out of what she is doing. As to know if it was difficult for her to be integrated to this a priori male environment, her answer is straight : "I've never asked myself this kind of question, especially because many girls are part of my team".<br />
Woman in the same way than men, are now part of casino's staff, which confirms Sonia Goulet, her roommate and friend, with specifying that "mentalities changed a lot within the years and that it is not a man's job anymore". For this 22 years old young girl, that works as a croupier in the same gambling room than her friend, the acquaintance with the profession was more direct. Sonia never was in a casino before taking on the decision to become a croupier, she just knew she wanted to work at night. Within two years experience, she could say without any hesitation that she adores her job : "It is so beautiful in the casino !"
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  • LYON, FRANCE - MARS 01: The World of casinos is opening up. Gone is the closed circle of slot machines, and no longer are Blackjack and poker tables almost exlusively frequented by men. From now on women can also be part of the action. They are many to animate tables, gather bets and explain the rules.<br />
The world of casinos does not comprise only men. On the contrary. Stéphanie Tarzi is a 25 years young woman and a croupier for two years in a casino of Geneva. After working as a beautician (typically a woman's job) for seven years, she turned towards the world of gambling rooms.<br />
"It's a trip to Las Vegas that inspired me to enter this magic world that I didn't know at all "is explaining this brown-headed girl with unshakable enthusiasm that rapidly adds she is actually "getting a real kick" out of what she is doing. As to know if it was difficult for her to be integrated to this a priori male environment, her answer is straight : "I've never asked myself this kind of question, especially because many girls are part of my team".<br />
Woman in the same way than men, are now part of casino's staff, which confirms Sonia Goulet, her roommate and friend, with specifying that "mentalities changed a lot within the years and that it is not a man's job anymore". For this 22 years old young girl, that works as a croupier in the same gambling room than her friend, the acquaintance with the profession was more direct. Sonia never was in a casino before taking on the decision to become a croupier, she just knew she wanted to work at night. Within two years experience, she could say without any hesitation that she adores her job : "It is so beautiful in the casino !"
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  • LYON, FRANCE - MARS 01: The World of casinos is opening up. Gone is the closed circle of slot machines, and no longer are Blackjack and poker tables almost exlusively frequented by men. From now on women can also be part of the action. They are many to animate tables, gather bets and explain the rules.<br />
The world of casinos does not comprise only men. On the contrary. Stéphanie Tarzi is a 25 years young woman and a croupier for two years in a casino of Geneva. After working as a beautician (typically a woman's job) for seven years, she turned towards the world of gambling rooms.<br />
"It's a trip to Las Vegas that inspired me to enter this magic world that I didn't know at all "is explaining this brown-headed girl with unshakable enthusiasm that rapidly adds she is actually "getting a real kick" out of what she is doing. As to know if it was difficult for her to be integrated to this a priori male environment, her answer is straight : "I've never asked myself this kind of question, especially because many girls are part of my team".<br />
Woman in the same way than men, are now part of casino's staff, which confirms Sonia Goulet, her roommate and friend, with specifying that "mentalities changed a lot within the years and that it is not a man's job anymore". For this 22 years old young girl, that works as a croupier in the same gambling room than her friend, the acquaintance with the profession was more direct. Sonia never was in a casino before taking on the decision to become a croupier, she just knew she wanted to work at night. Within two years experience, she could say without any hesitation that she adores her job : "It is so beautiful in the casino !"
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  • LYON, FRANCE - MARS 01: The World of casinos is opening up. Gone is the closed circle of slot machines, and no longer are Blackjack and poker tables almost exlusively frequented by men. From now on women can also be part of the action. They are many to animate tables, gather bets and explain the rules.<br />
The world of casinos does not comprise only men. On the contrary. Stéphanie Tarzi is a 25 years young woman and a croupier for two years in a casino of Geneva. After working as a beautician (typically a woman's job) for seven years, she turned towards the world of gambling rooms.<br />
"It's a trip to Las Vegas that inspired me to enter this magic world that I didn't know at all "is explaining this brown-headed girl with unshakable enthusiasm that rapidly adds she is actually "getting a real kick" out of what she is doing. As to know if it was difficult for her to be integrated to this a priori male environment, her answer is straight : "I've never asked myself this kind of question, especially because many girls are part of my team".<br />
Woman in the same way than men, are now part of casino's staff, which confirms Sonia Goulet, her roommate and friend, with specifying that "mentalities changed a lot within the years and that it is not a man's job anymore". For this 22 years old young girl, that works as a croupier in the same gambling room than her friend, the acquaintance with the profession was more direct. Sonia never was in a casino before taking on the decision to become a croupier, she just knew she wanted to work at night. Within two years experience, she could say without any hesitation that she adores her job : "It is so beautiful in the casino !"
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  • LYON, FRANCE - MARS 01: The World of casinos is opening up. Gone is the closed circle of slot machines, and no longer are Blackjack and poker tables almost exlusively frequented by men. From now on women can also be part of the action. They are many to animate tables, gather bets and explain the rules.<br />
The world of casinos does not comprise only men. On the contrary. Stéphanie Tarzi is a 25 years young woman and a croupier for two years in a casino of Geneva. After working as a beautician (typically a woman's job) for seven years, she turned towards the world of gambling rooms.<br />
"It's a trip to Las Vegas that inspired me to enter this magic world that I didn't know at all "is explaining this brown-headed girl with unshakable enthusiasm that rapidly adds she is actually "getting a real kick" out of what she is doing. As to know if it was difficult for her to be integrated to this a priori male environment, her answer is straight : "I've never asked myself this kind of question, especially because many girls are part of my team".<br />
Woman in the same way than men, are now part of casino's staff, which confirms Sonia Goulet, her roommate and friend, with specifying that "mentalities changed a lot within the years and that it is not a man's job anymore". For this 22 years old young girl, that works as a croupier in the same gambling room than her friend, the acquaintance with the profession was more direct. Sonia never was in a casino before taking on the decision to become a croupier, she just knew she wanted to work at night. Within two years experience, she could say without any hesitation that she adores her job : "It is so beautiful in the casino !"
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  • LYON, FRANCE - MARS 01: The World of casinos is opening up. Gone is the closed circle of slot machines, and no longer are Blackjack and poker tables almost exlusively frequented by men. From now on women can also be part of the action. They are many to animate tables, gather bets and explain the rules.<br />
The world of casinos does not comprise only men. On the contrary. Stéphanie Tarzi is a 25 years young woman and a croupier for two years in a casino of Geneva. After working as a beautician (typically a woman's job) for seven years, she turned towards the world of gambling rooms.<br />
"It's a trip to Las Vegas that inspired me to enter this magic world that I didn't know at all "is explaining this brown-headed girl with unshakable enthusiasm that rapidly adds she is actually "getting a real kick" out of what she is doing. As to know if it was difficult for her to be integrated to this a priori male environment, her answer is straight : "I've never asked myself this kind of question, especially because many girls are part of my team".<br />
Woman in the same way than men, are now part of casino's staff, which confirms Sonia Goulet, her roommate and friend, with specifying that "mentalities changed a lot within the years and that it is not a man's job anymore". For this 22 years old young girl, that works as a croupier in the same gambling room than her friend, the acquaintance with the profession was more direct. Sonia never was in a casino before taking on the decision to become a croupier, she just knew she wanted to work at night. Within two years experience, she could say without any hesitation that she adores her job : "It is so beautiful in the casino !"
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  • LYON, FRANCE - MARS 01: The World of casinos is opening up. Gone is the closed circle of slot machines, and no longer are Blackjack and poker tables almost exlusively frequented by men. From now on women can also be part of the action. They are many to animate tables, gather bets and explain the rules.<br />
The world of casinos does not comprise only men. On the contrary. Stéphanie Tarzi is a 25 years young woman and a croupier for two years in a casino of Geneva. After working as a beautician (typically a woman's job) for seven years, she turned towards the world of gambling rooms.<br />
"It's a trip to Las Vegas that inspired me to enter this magic world that I didn't know at all "is explaining this brown-headed girl with unshakable enthusiasm that rapidly adds she is actually "getting a real kick" out of what she is doing. As to know if it was difficult for her to be integrated to this a priori male environment, her answer is straight : "I've never asked myself this kind of question, especially because many girls are part of my team".<br />
Woman in the same way than men, are now part of casino's staff, which confirms Sonia Goulet, her roommate and friend, with specifying that "mentalities changed a lot within the years and that it is not a man's job anymore". For this 22 years old young girl, that works as a croupier in the same gambling room than her friend, the acquaintance with the profession was more direct. Sonia never was in a casino before taking on the decision to become a croupier, she just knew she wanted to work at night. Within two years experience, she could say without any hesitation that she adores her job : "It is so beautiful in the casino !"
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  • LYON, FRANCE - MARS 01: The World of casinos is opening up. Gone is the closed circle of slot machines, and no longer are Blackjack and poker tables almost exlusively frequented by men. From now on women can also be part of the action. They are many to animate tables, gather bets and explain the rules.<br />
The world of casinos does not comprise only men. On the contrary. Stéphanie Tarzi is a 25 years young woman and a croupier for two years in a casino of Geneva. After working as a beautician (typically a woman's job) for seven years, she turned towards the world of gambling rooms.<br />
"It's a trip to Las Vegas that inspired me to enter this magic world that I didn't know at all "is explaining this brown-headed girl with unshakable enthusiasm that rapidly adds she is actually "getting a real kick" out of what she is doing. As to know if it was difficult for her to be integrated to this a priori male environment, her answer is straight : "I've never asked myself this kind of question, especially because many girls are part of my team".<br />
Woman in the same way than men, are now part of casino's staff, which confirms Sonia Goulet, her roommate and friend, with specifying that "mentalities changed a lot within the years and that it is not a man's job anymore". For this 22 years old young girl, that works as a croupier in the same gambling room than her friend, the acquaintance with the profession was more direct. Sonia never was in a casino before taking on the decision to become a croupier, she just knew she wanted to work at night. Within two years experience, she could say without any hesitation that she adores her job : "It is so beautiful in the casino !"
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  • LYON, FRANCE - MARS 01: The World of casinos is opening up. Gone is the closed circle of slot machines, and no longer are Blackjack and poker tables almost exlusively frequented by men. From now on women can also be part of the action. They are many to animate tables, gather bets and explain the rules.<br />
The world of casinos does not comprise only men. On the contrary. Stéphanie Tarzi is a 25 years young woman and a croupier for two years in a casino of Geneva. After working as a beautician (typically a woman's job) for seven years, she turned towards the world of gambling rooms.<br />
"It's a trip to Las Vegas that inspired me to enter this magic world that I didn't know at all "is explaining this brown-headed girl with unshakable enthusiasm that rapidly adds she is actually "getting a real kick" out of what she is doing. As to know if it was difficult for her to be integrated to this a priori male environment, her answer is straight : "I've never asked myself this kind of question, especially because many girls are part of my team".<br />
Woman in the same way than men, are now part of casino's staff, which confirms Sonia Goulet, her roommate and friend, with specifying that "mentalities changed a lot within the years and that it is not a man's job anymore". For this 22 years old young girl, that works as a croupier in the same gambling room than her friend, the acquaintance with the profession was more direct. Sonia never was in a casino before taking on the decision to become a croupier, she just knew she wanted to work at night. Within two years experience, she could say without any hesitation that she adores her job : "It is so beautiful in the casino !"
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  • LYON, FRANCE - MARS 01: The World of casinos is opening up. Gone is the closed circle of slot machines, and no longer are Blackjack and poker tables almost exlusively frequented by men. From now on women can also be part of the action. They are many to animate tables, gather bets and explain the rules.<br />
The world of casinos does not comprise only men. On the contrary. Stéphanie Tarzi is a 25 years young woman and a croupier for two years in a casino of Geneva. After working as a beautician (typically a woman's job) for seven years, she turned towards the world of gambling rooms.<br />
"It's a trip to Las Vegas that inspired me to enter this magic world that I didn't know at all "is explaining this brown-headed girl with unshakable enthusiasm that rapidly adds she is actually "getting a real kick" out of what she is doing. As to know if it was difficult for her to be integrated to this a priori male environment, her answer is straight : "I've never asked myself this kind of question, especially because many girls are part of my team".<br />
Woman in the same way than men, are now part of casino's staff, which confirms Sonia Goulet, her roommate and friend, with specifying that "mentalities changed a lot within the years and that it is not a man's job anymore". For this 22 years old young girl, that works as a croupier in the same gambling room than her friend, the acquaintance with the profession was more direct. Sonia never was in a casino before taking on the decision to become a croupier, she just knew she wanted to work at night. Within two years experience, she could say without any hesitation that she adores her job : "It is so beautiful in the casino !"
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  • Ruhengeri, before a run. <br />
During my collaboration with an UNESCO program, I went several times in Africa, including Rwanda<br />
Here are some photos of these different missions, mostly with regard to orphans of Rwanda and the mission with Marie Jose Perrec and Marie Jose Lallart (UNESCO)<br />
Many orphanages are run by priests.<br />
The Catholic Church is very present in Rwanda. The nuns and priests shave the heads of young girls to avoid sexual attraction.
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  • Ruhengeri, before a run. <br />
During my collaboration with an UNESCO program, I went several times in Africa, including Rwanda<br />
Here are some photos of these different missions, mostly with regard to orphans of Rwanda and the mission with Marie Jose Perrec and Marie Jose Lallart (UNESCO)<br />
Many orphanages are run by priests.<br />
The Catholic Church is very present in Rwanda. The nuns and priests shave the heads of young girls to avoid sexual attraction.
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