If you walk through the Les Halles district, past the modern glass canopy of the Châtelet station and the bustling cafés, you will find a corner at 18 Rue Coquillière that seems to have defied the laws of time. The storefront is a deep, forest green. The gold lettering above the door reads simply: E. Dehillerin. Continue reading Exploring E. Dehillerin: A Culinary Time Capsule in Paris
Are you dreaming of a Parisian dinner that feels like a scene from a vintage movie ? Bouillon Chartier Grands Boulevards is more than just a restaurant; it is a historical landmark offering a glimpse into the Belle Époque. From its eccentric “tablecloth receipts” to its secret connections with the world’s most famous artists, here is why this iconic brass-clad eatery is a must-visit. Continue reading Tips for Enjoying Your Visit to Bouillon Chartier
If you wander through the 12th Arrondissement of Paris, past the shouting fruit sellers of the Marché d’Aligre and the clinking glasses of the local bistros, you will stumble upon a storefront that feels less like a shop and more like a tear in the fabric of time. Continue reading Experience Old Paris at the Graineterie: A Hidden Gem in 12th Arrondissement
Beyond the Macarons and Museums lies a vibrating heartbeat of cheese, chaos, and community. Welcome to the Marché d’Aligre. Continue reading Discover the Heart of Paris : Marché d’Aligre
Here’s how to order in a Parisian bakery without panic, and even enjoy the experience. Continue reading How to Order in a Parisian Bakery Without Panic
On the prestigious Avenue des Champs-Élysées, Ladurée is entering a new era. After several months of renovation, the legendary Parisian patisserie unveils its refreshed and expanded setting. Now stretching across an impressive 1,000 m², the new Ladurée Champs-Élysées offers a richer, more immersive culinary experience that blends heritage with modernity. It is not just a boutique—it is a journey into the essence of French art de vivre. Continue reading Ladurée Reimagined : Discover the New Champs-Élysées Experience
Paris has never lacked extraordinary chocolatiers, but when Cédric Grolet decides to open a chocolate boutique of his own, the entire pastry world pays attention. Known for his ultra-realistic fruit pastries, sculptural viennoiseries, and long queues outside his Paris shops, Grolet is now taking his signature style into the world of chocolate—and the result is already creating a buzz. Continue reading Cédric Grolet’s Chocolate Wonderland: A Parisian Delight
When you live between two cultures , or simply love observing them , you quickly notice that the little everyday habits say so much more than big historical dates ever could.
France and the US share some values, but if you look closer, our daily rituals couldn’t be more different. Here are a few I see (and love) every time I switch from Parisian cafés to American diners. Continue reading French vs. American Habits : The Charming (and Surprising) Differences
In Paris, café culture is an art of living. But some terraces do more than offer a good espresso—they burst into bloom, transforming sidewalks into secret gardens. From pastel façades to cascading wisteria and floral archways, these cafés are as photogenic as they are relaxing.
Here’s a bouquet of the most beautiful flower-filled terraces in Paris—perfect for a slow coffee, a sweet bite, or a dreamy Instagram moment. Continue reading Top 5 Flower-Filled Cafés in Paris for a Perfect Escape
France is a land of cathedrals, but two stand out like majestic sentinels of history and faith: Notre-Dame de Paris, nestled in the heart of the capital, and Notre-Dame de Reims, the jewel of Champagne. Though they share a name and a Gothic soul, these two cathedrals each tell a different story—one of kings, the other of revolution. Continue reading Notre-Dame de Paris vs. Reims: History and Architecture Explored
