Vancouver's Pop-Up Parisian Patio Will Transport You To France This Summer

We're going to France, y'all.
New Patio In Vancouver: Parisian Pop-Up Transports You To France This Summer
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No passport is required to pop over to Paris for the afternoon thanks to a cute new patio in Vancouver.

The patio at Ladurée is in the heart of downtown Vancouver on Robson Street — and we actually mean on Robson because it's taken over part of the road with its adorable umbrella-filled space.

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We know many people won’t be traveling abroad this year, but what we can do is bring a touch of France to Vancouver


Olesya Krakhmalyova, Ladurée

Few things feel as sophisticated as eating macarons and croissants, and they even have ice cream macarons if the temperature rises too high to bear this summer.

If all of the ten new seats on the patio are taken you can take your treats on the road because on Bastille Day (July 14) they're kicking off Parisian picnic sets.

Plus, the macarons are "flown directly from Europe" so you're literally getting a taste of travel even if you're stuck in the city.

Via Ladurée Canada

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