Hôtel de la Marine – A Magnificently Restored Piece of History
Place de la Concorde has a storied history in Paris. It was built between 1757 and 1772 in honour of King Louis XV. However, it
Author: Laura Moore
Musée National Gustave Moreau – Paris’ Most Crowded Museum
I read a lot of books during the first COVID lockdown in France. They were mostly fiction, as I often needed a break from reality
Parc Astérix – France’s Other Theme Park
I have written before about my love of Disney. Specifically, I have written about my love of Disney theme parks, and how fittingly, the first
17e Arrondissement of Paris – Batignolles-Monceau
Our tour of the arrondissements continues to make its way across the upper borders of the right bank with a look at the 17e arrondissement.
16e Arrondissement of Paris – Passy
Our tour of the arrondissements has returned to the right bank for the final stretch. And today we’re looking at the luxurious 16e district. The
The 2023 Rugby World Cup Comes to France
Full disclosure. I know next to nothing about rugby. I tried to watch a game once. But I couldn’t stop laughing at the sight of
What’s to Love about September in Paris?
There are many ways to celebrate a new year. For example, at midnight every December 31st, billions of people around the world ring in the
La Petite Ceinture – The Hidden Path Around Paris
Earlier this month, I talked about the Paris Métro and its grand expansion plans that are currently underway. I also talked about the history of
15e Arrondissement of Paris – Vaugirard
Our tour of the arrondissements continues with one last stop on the left bank and a look at the 15e arrondissement of Paris. The 15e
14e Arrondissement of Paris – Observatoire
Our tour of the arrondissements continues this week as we make our way across the left bank and into the 14e. This lively district was