Your Guide to Parc Monceau: Paris’s Most Elegant Garden
Discover Parc Monceau in the 8th arrondissement, where ornamental follies, rolling lawns, and Belle Époque charm create Paris’s most aristocratic park experience.
Your Guide to the Paris Metro: Navigating Like a Local
Master the Paris Metro with insider tips on tickets, line strategies, safety, and hidden shortcuts that will have you moving through the city like a Parisian.
Your Guide to the Latin Quarter: Paris’s Student Heart
From Shakespeare and Company to the Sorbonne’s ancient streets, discover the Latin Quarter’s bookshops, bistros, and centuries of intellectual life in the heart of the Left Bank.
Your Guide to Fontainebleau: Royal Escape from Paris
Just 55 kilometers from Paris, the Château de Fontainebleau offers 800 years of royal history, vast forests, and fewer crowds than Versailles. Here’s how to plan the perfect day trip.
The Love Paris Guide № 007: Parisian Street Music & Buskers
Photo by Prateek Saxena on Unsplash Walk through a long metro corridor at Châtelet and you may hear a cellist,
Your Guide to the Musée de Cluny: Medieval Paris Revealed
Tucked into the Latin Quarter, the Musée de Cluny houses medieval treasures including The Lady and the Unicorn tapestries, Roman baths, and forgotten fragments of Notre-Dame in a fifteenth-century mansion.
Dutch Paris: Van Gogh’s Rue Lepic, Fondation Custodia and the Collège Néerlandais
Follow a Dutch thread through Paris: the Montmartre apartment Vincent van Gogh shared with his brother Theo, Van Gogh at the Musée d’Orsay, Frits Lugt’s Fondation Custodia on rue de Lille and Dudok’s Collège néerlandais.
Your Guide to the Arc de Triomphe: Napoleon’s Monument
From the viewing platform at the top to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier beneath, the Arc de Triomphe commands the most famous intersection in Paris. Here’s how to visit Napoleon’s triumphal arch.
Your Guide to Café de Flore: Saint-Germain Legend
The story, atmosphere, and insider tips for visiting Paris’s most literary café, where Sartre wrote and Camus argued over coffee.
Your Guide to Parisian Boulangers: Beyond the Baguette
Paris’s best bakeries offer far more than the perfect baguette. Discover the neighborhood boulangers where locals line up for croissants, pain au chocolat, and traditional breads that define the city’s daily rhythm.