
Musée Marmottan Monet – An Impressionist Paradise
Paris and Impressionism go hand in hand. After all, Paris was the birthplace of this revolutionary art movement. In April of 1874, a group of
Wondering what to see and do in Paris? Story of a City has you covered. Join us as we explore all the exhibitions, historical sites, and off the beaten track attractions that this city has to offer.
Paris and Impressionism go hand in hand. After all, Paris was the birthplace of this revolutionary art movement. In April of 1874, a group of
It’s a new year here in Paris, which means the doldrums of January have officially arrived. That’s right. I said it. The doldrums. As you’ve
December can be a miserable month to be in Paris. It’s cold. You don’t see the sun for days on end. And the whole city
Get ready for a deep dive into the stories that make Paris one of the most fascinating cities in the world. From star-crossed lovers to political scandals that took down a Queen, all the stories of Paris are ready to be discovered.
February 14th is known worldwide as the day of love. It’s a day to show the one(s) you love just how much you care. A
We’re taking a break from our tour of the arrondissements, because today is a very special day. Back in September of 2018, I launched Story
I talk about museums a lot on this site. Probably more than I should. But I can’t help it. Spending a couple of hours in
The history of France is long and storied, so if you are a history buff, this is the country for you. Come learn about the monarchies, revolutions, and movements that have shaped the course of this country, and so much more.
For as long as I can remember, November 11th has been a day of solemn commemoration and reflection. In my home country, November 11th is
The life and legacy of Queen Elizabeth II has dominated the news since her passing earlier this month. The impact of her reign has been
When I was a child, I was subjected to a seemingly endless line of adults asking me what I wanted to be when I grew
Life in France is always an adventure. Whether it’s navigating the endless bureaucracy, learning the cultural norms (and taboos!), or integrating with the locals, life as an immigrant living in Paris is certainly never dull. And neither are the stories of my life in France.
I’ve received a lot of messages this past week asking if I’m all right. It would seem that the news out of France lately has
It’s hard to believe the difference a year makes. When I sat down to write my annual year in review this time last year, everything
French bureaucracy is legendary for how difficult it is to navigate. I’ve written before about the difficulties I’ve experienced simply trying to make an appointment.
Everyone knows about the Eiffel Tower. But what about the countless other sites of interest that this city has to offer? Find Me is an informal scavenger hunt across Paris, where any cobblestone, marker, or wall could be hiding something incredible, all just waiting to be discovered.
If you will recall, last year, the oldest clock in Paris was a featured FIND ME. This year, we’re changing it up and looking for
Paris has always had an uneasy relationship with new additions to the city. People hated the Eiffel Tower when it was first built. The Tour
How many statues of liberty are there in Paris? Yes, yes, I know. The Statue of Liberty is in New York, right? While it is
I love living in Paris. But I also love to travel, and sometimes those travels yield stories that are just meant to be shared. Travel Diary takes you to the places beyond Paris and the stories that make them worth the trip.
I talk about museums a lot on this site. Probably more than I should. But I can’t help it. Spending a couple of hours in
Our virtual road trip has come to an end. At least, for now that is. I fully intend on exploring more of this beautiful country
Wait, what? How many of you did a double take when you read that headline? Lyon? The gastronomic capital of the world? Not Paris? Now,
Whether it’s your first time visiting Paris or you’re a seasoned veteran, there’s always something new to discover about navigating this city. From using the Metro to knowing what to do in times of COVID, Visiting Paris has got you covered.
I was told a lot of things about what to expect from living in France before I moved here. For example, I was told that
Tourism is officially back in Paris! Every time I walk through the Latin Quarter or the Marais, I hear dozens of languages being spoken all
I love to talk. If you know me, have met me, been on one of my tours, or, heaven forbid, have received one of my