Consuming alcohol in public is allowed in France, which means drinkers overflow onto the sidewalk, especially on the Montmartre stretch. But it rarely gets out of control.
In France, public alcohol consumption is permitted, leading to lively scenes as drinkers often spill onto sidewalks, particularly in the Montmartre area. This culture of open drinking contributes to a vibrant atmosphere, with people enjoying their beverages in a social setting.
Despite the presence of drinkers on the streets, alcohol consumption in this context typically remains manageable and doesn't lead to chaos or disturbances. This balance highlights a cultural norm in France where social drinking is integrated into daily life without escalating into disorderly behavior.
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