I am a young hipster travelling to Paris, what magazines/websites/areas should I check out?

Question

Example:

Nylon and Paper Bag magazines cater to young hipsters, Urban Outfitters blog is helpful, etc etc.

Stuff like that but FRENCH.

Answer 1

i really hate your kind, your all just a bunch of insincere, self-entitled, overpriviledged rich people who wanna associate with us real proletariat in order to feel cool.

And you probably dont even speak french anyway.

Answer 2

You might like the Lonely Planet travel guides, and if you are planning to stay in hostels you should invest in a Hosteling International membership, and get a ISIC card (International Student Identity Card) for great discounts.  Globe Trekker is a great show on PBS, and many libraries have episodes available for checkout.

Answer 3

easy!  Hipsters like out-of-the-way places in Paris (and anywhere really) so finding the right spots is not easy - Champs Elysees is not the place to look.  

Here are top "hipster" hang-outs in Paris:

1. Oberkampf area; especially closer to Fils de Calvary.  There are a bunch of very cool clubs, bars, cafes, and restaurants here that cater to the youngish hipster scene in Paris.

2. Canal Saint Martin in the 10th and 19th arrondissements; line with very cool botiques, cafes, bars.  Start walking from the south end of the Canal (near Republic) and go north.  Here you'll come across a ton of very cool places secretly tucked away along the canal and its side-streets.  My fav is "Bar Ourcq" in the 19th.  But, go on a Friday evening or early evening/late evening on Saturday.  If the weather's nice it will be filled with youngish hipsters playing boule/petanque, drinking demis along the canal.  Another place that is very well hidden but very popular on Friday/Saturday/Sunday is the fire station area on Quai de Valmy near Jaures.  If you walk down the Quai you'll find a nice spot there very popular in this quarter.

4. The streets around Republique tend to be a good place to look as well.

There are a bunch of magazines to check out while you're here and too many to name.  The place at the firehouse on Quai de Valmy will have all of them in a stand near the door.