A table with a view draws itineraries in the city for exploring it and revealing features that become invisible by the everyday hastiness. Rediscovering the ability to take time to pay attention to the surroundings is a first step. Drawing the itinerary is a way to grasp the city space on a map, then mapping this itinerary and narrating the stories and discoveries along the way establishes a personal, almost intimate link between us and the city.

There are no beautiful and ugly spaces, no iconic and must visit buildings, there is a city, lying with a story, a history on each corner. Residents and visitors are welcome on this peripatetic discovery.