Here is our local guide to the best Hotels in Paris! Before booking museum tickets or making restaurant reservations, you have to know where you’re spending the night. There are so many hotels in Paris that it can often be difficult to know where to start your search. If you’re looking for a guaranteed safe, comfortable, and stylish room to relax in after a long day on the streets of Paris, this is the place for you. After all my years planning weddings at some of these insitutons or[...]
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October marks the beginning of autumn in Paris. There’s a chill in the air and the leaves are justbeginning to change colors, so make sure to pack your most fashionable jacket, some comfyboots, and an umbrella before exploring the long list of activities in Paris this month. Why visit in October?Peak season slows in September but has entirely ended by October. That means less tourists, soyou won’t have to fight the crowds in and around your favorite attractions. Instead, expectshort line[...]
photo from top of L’Arc de triomphe, Wrapped by Christo and Jeanne-Claude. taken by Yanique Francis If you are coming to Paris to see L'Arc de Triomphe, Wrapped (Project for Paris, Place de l'Étoile - Charles de Gaulle), a temporary work of art from Saturday, September 18 to Sunday, October 3, 2021. Here's what you need to know and my first impressions from yesterday's Press viewing. In the presence of the Ministry of culture, Roselyne Bachelot[...]
Paris in August is a great, calmer time to visit Paris as many locals are out of town. But be aware to check opening hours and times as many places also close for vacation in August too! Some old hotels are yet to reopen, but we have a few new ones in town. There are plenty of visitors coming to Paris from european cities, but I am yet to see a strong return of anglophone visitors. Let's talk about the weather, what to pack and some of the best things to do in Paris; Here’s the summary of wha[...]
July in Paris and it's going to be a spectacular month because this is your first official full summer month post-Covid. The borders are open and almost everything is open again like before. Here's the summary of what this article is about, we're going to be talking about: The Weather in Paris? What to pack for Paris? Best activities for the month of July in Paris? What local hotspot should I see in Paris? WEATHER IN PARIS from google Typically July[...]
As I sit and write this from my apartment in Montmartre its raining and i just put on a fresh pot of water to make some chicoree ( Im cutting back on coffee and i swear someone needs to make this old drink alternative sexy! ) Alas I digress… If you have been reading the blog for some time and find value in the content I create here, in the newsletter, youtube and instagram, plus make a monthly donation. They start as low as 3 euros a month - that'sthats less thantan a cup of coffee[...]