Tourism in Paris
byThe main tourist attractions of Paris During my first visit to Paris, I was dazzled by the richness of its tourist attractions. The city…
Culture in Paris
The best activities for couple in Paris
byIntroduction to Paris – The city of lights Paris, nicknamed the City of Lights, is a dream destination. From my first step in this…
Romantic restaurants in Paris
byThe importance of a romantic evening in Paris Paris, the city of love and light, offers a thousand and one ways to live unforgettable…
The most beautiful concerts in paris
byThe 10 best romantic concerts in Paris for couples Introduction: Romance in Paris Paris, nicknamed the City of Love, is the epitome of romance….
Mini moon in Paris
byThe Mini-lune of Paris: A Romantic Getaway in the City of Light For couples looking for an unforgettable romantic experience, the “Mini-lune de Paris”…
Best places to stay in Paris in couple
byBest Places to Stay as a Couple in Paris Paris, the city of love and romance, offers a multitude of options for an unforgettable…
Tour packages for couple in Paris
byRomantic Tourist Packages in Paris: Live Love in the City of Light Paris, the capital of love, is the perfect setting for an unforgettable…
The 10 romantic museums in Paris
byParis, the city of love, has more than 200 museums. To make your choice, we offer you a list of the 10 most romantic…
Paris, a city of light, why? Culture Minute G’
byWe all know that Paris is a very beautiful city. A city of the most original one can say it. It is a cheerful,…
Place des Vosges
byWhat is Place des Vosges? Place des Vosges, located in the historic Marais district of Paris, is one of the oldest squares in the…
Bazar de l’hôtel de ville
byIntroduction to the Bazar de l’Hôtel de Ville in Paris The Bazar de l’Hôtel de Ville in Paris, often abbreviated as BHV, is an…
Hotel Carnavalet
byThis is one of the oldest and most special hotels in the Marais, and it also boasts some of the rarest examples of renaissance…
Quartier du temple
byIntroduction to the Temple District in Paris The Temple District in Paris is a hidden gem in the heart of the French capital. Nestled…
Conservatoire des Arts et Métiers
byWhat is the Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers in Paris? The Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers (CNAM) in Paris is a prestigious…
Place de la République
byWhat is Place de la République? Place de la République, located in the heart of Paris, is much more than just an urban crossroads….
Place du Châtelet
byAt the end of the 19th Century, Charles the Hairless judged that it would be prudent to reinforce the defences of the wooden bridges…
Sainte Chapelle
byIn 1239, Louis IX (also known as St. Louis) had allegedly purchased Christ’s crown of thorns from the Venetians. Two years later, from Baudouin…
Pont Royal
byAt this location, people used to cross the Seine River on a ferry – the Rue du Bac on the Rive Gauche took its…
Pont Neuf
byIn spite of its name, it is actually the oldest bridge in Paris. It is certain that the Capital used to have others that…
Place Vendôme
byIf the Place Vendôme remains as one of the leading tourist sites in Paris, it owes this achievement to its enticing and appealing window…
La conciergerie
byThis is a part of the City Palace, a royal residence of the Middle Ages, and it has kept its name from its original…
Palais Royal
byThe original palace was called the Cardinal Palace. The crafty Richelieu oversaw its construction in 1628 right next to The Louvre, under the eyes…
Paris Stock exchange
bySince the 13th Century, this has been the location of the Hôtel de Soissons, part of the estate of the royal family. In 1572,…
Eglise Sainte Eustache
byIntroduction to Saint-Eustache Church in Paris Saint-Eustache Church in Paris is a true architectural and historical marvel nestled in the heart of the French…
Les Halles
byThe arrival and the exchange of merchandise had already been taking place on the Ile de la Cité for 1000 years when Louis VIII…
Les Tuileries
byAfter the death of her spouse Henry II, Catherine de Medici decided to have a new palace built. She chose untouched ground that had…
The Louvre
byThe fortress that was built by Phillip Auguste in 1190 only occupied a quarter of the courtyard to the west of the original palace…
The ‘Arrondissements’ of Paris.
byIn 1795, the city directorate separated the sectors of Paris into 12 ‘arrondissements.’ The capital city stretched all the way out to the surrounding…
