Great places to stay in Paris should all be close to a traditional french food market, a cute high-street shopping street and the apartment itself should have the charm that will make and Godard film jealous. Well rightfully it should be a Haussmanian designed building with lots of history and French charm. And as I hate (but secretly love to be spoiled and then gloat about it) hahaha, Cobblestone Paris had such an apartment that I'd like to share with you guys today. It?s hard sometimes to k[...]
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January in Paris always catches me a bit off guard. ?I'll admit it, and before you even ask "why so?" I'll chalk it up to the fact that most people - including this here Paris blogger, goes through a cosy "hivernal"?winter mood in December and January. A part of me wants to detach from social media and the digital world to take in all the glory of the season, enjoy the family time and stuff myself silly. And another part of me want to just get out there! To the streets, cafes, museums and shops[...]
A little bit off the beaten track and really for locals in the know is wine bar En Vrac. Our Paris blog is one that frequents this spot so much, it's weird we haven't?reviewed this spot to get a drink close to Marx Dormoy before! Let's make up for that shall we? With its cosy casual bench seating out front close to Marche D'Olive (or Marche de La Chapelle as it's officially called), the wine bar is a meeting place just at the corner of a side street that faces an old "charming" french bistro[...]
If you were to ask an art lover which city they would run to before the world ended, chances are most would already be on their way to Paris. It is the culture capital of Europe and home to some of world?s greatest museums and galleries. From the gigantic Louvre to galleries hidden away in luxury department stores Paris, it bleeds art like no other city. In this post we will skim the surface of what is on offer with 5 galleries you must see in Paris. The Louvre You can?t talk about[...]