Just some random thoughts from someone who lives and works in Paris and is out on the streets all the time. This is in response to a few queries from visitors planning a trip to Paris asking about safety. Keep in mind I'm a local tour guide and event planner not an official news source. Here we go: Protests in Paris happen once a week, just about and legally they have to let us know which day ahead of time. For the most part, the major disruption is not on the street but with pu[...]
April in Paris list of what to do is up! Here are my top 10 list - but to see the full article that also includes weather, and what to pack go HERE (link) 1/ Day trip to the Champagne Region Did you know that if you visit Paris, you're only 1 hour away from Reims and Champagne country?! Well, ouuuiiiii! so why not do a day trip out? Here is one of my faves This day trip from Paris takes you to Reims and Épernay to explore vineyards and prestigious champagne houses. Y[...]
Looking for the best places to eat in Paris for your upcoming trip? You've come to the right Paris blog, I’ve just curated a list of the top paris restaurants, wine bars, coffee shops and more. It’s a chunky little list that has no tourist traps. What do I mean by a non-tourist trap? Well you see as a local tour guide and event planner this list is up to date and already answers a lot of the frequently asked questions I get from my clients like; Traditional restaurants and E[...]
The list of what to do in Paris for March is up. It's looking pretty like a cherry blossom. Go see it here Bisous and see you on youtube
Bonjour loves, August in Paris is pretty empty of locals, but there are still lots of things to do, wonderful places to see and yummy French food to be eaten at some of my fave spots Here’s my august to-do list just in case you missed the page. https://myparisianlife.com/paris-august-things-to-do/ Use it to know about the weather, local holidays, and what's going on, and get some of my coolest things to do. We just got back from 2 weeks in the northern part of Picardie[...]
Here's what all my french gal pals are wearing or always have over the years in their closets. To be honest, I feel these staples are universal and can be adopted or even are already in your closet, but I guess it's the way of also putting them together for that French Je ne sais qoui I for one like to mix it up way more than the French do but I've also started to see many of the younger women leaning toward a mix of vintage, high street and luxury. Over the years I have gott[...]