Paris Bouquinistes thought they could take advantage of the influx of tourists during the Olympics, but they will have to leave… Continue reading Paris bouquinistes : Their anger in the face of the Olympics
The Mosque of Paris, built in homage to soldiers of the Muslim faith, is an invitation to travel to the heart of Paris. Continue reading The Mosque of Paris, a change of scenery guaranteed
European Heritage days are taking place this weekend, an opportunity to discover certain places usually closed to the public. Continue reading European Heritage days this weekend
In the setting of the Hotel de Vendome in Paris hides one of the most beautiful collections of minerals in the world ! Continue reading Minerals museum : one of the finest collections
The Seine is arguably one of the most famous rivers in the world, and it is closely linked to the history of Paris. Continue reading The hidden secrets of the Seine.
Franck Horvat, the famous photographer who died recently will be honored at the Jeu de Paume gallery in Paris with a fantastic exhibition.. Continue reading Frank Horvat : fashion reporter
The Parisian signs are an evocation of the atmosphere of the streets of Paris, some of them are exhibited at the Carnavalet museum. Continue reading The Parisian signs of the Carnavalet Museum
Au Petit Versailles du Marais is a superb old-fashioned bakery dating from 1860, protected by the Historic Monuments. Continue reading Au Petit Versailles du Marais, a superb bakery
La Butte Montmartre, its painters, its musicians, its writers… and its martyrs, is indeed an often overlooked part of its history. Continue reading The Butte Montmartre : symbol of the martyrs
Gertrude Stein and Pablo Picasso were bound by an extraordinary friendship to which the Luxembourg Museum pays tribute. Continue reading Gertrude Stein and Picasso in Paris
