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September in Paris means La Rentree; Back to School. It's a big deal as in France is very similar to the feel of the start of a New Year we have in the USA - except there's no ball drop on a Parisian version of Times Square. It's an important new start, so much so that many of the day planners and calendars actually start in September! Here it's not just for the kids but many companies will have a major yearly focus and you see it all over the news and in talks with your friends about goals[...]
A guide to Montmartre - The town on the hill in Paris is here! A jam-packed round-up of the history, people, and places that make MONTMARTRE so fascinating. You won't want to miss it on your next trip to Paris! The neighborhood is a must to get a taste of untouched Paris and also if you love the movie, Amelie.As a local tour guide and a resident of the neighborhood for over 7 years - I got you covered with all the no tourist traps my loves. Here's what you get inside the over 40 pag[...]
There are tons of places to eat around the Sacre Coeur church in Montmartre. As this is my neighborhood and one of the places I often share with folks visiting Paris for tours here are my top places as a local and foodie. Let’s get into it loves! Brasseries Barbes has typical french food in a trendy bistro-style setting close to the busting Barbes metro. A great place to experience the real everyday Montmartre; and watch from the second-floor glass windows the trains passing[...]
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PARIS CITY GUIDE: La Chapelle, Sri Lankan + Indian Food spots
There are many places to eat Indian food in Paris, but one of the best neighborhoods will be in La Chapelle! An area more to the north of Paris that sits between both Gare du Nord and La Chapelle metros.The history of the arrondissement is one where many Tamil settlers came fleeing civil war in the 1980s, and the numbers are said to be highest in Paris. This Saturday my son and I went for lunch at one of our favorite spots Dishney Restuarant - I always get the vegetarian Thali (11 euros) and he[...]
Somehow, Paris becomes even more magical during the month of February. Whether you're visiting for a day with the girls (galentines day anyone!) or on a romantic Valentine's day trip, there are plenty of ways this month to fall in love with the city of love. The weather is lighter than in January but you'll still need a coat. We have the strikes over - so the public transportation is back to 100% Remember you can also book a Trip Planning itinerary with us email [email protected][...]