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SPOTLIGHT ON the 19th century in Paris, the birth of a new world

Step into another world : the 19th century was a fascinating time in Paris

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  • "Le Flâneur" - Paul Gavarni 1842

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    "Le Flâneur" - Paul Gavarni 1842

  • An old boutique in a covered passage

    An old boutique in a covered passage

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    An old boutique in a covered passage

  • Walking in a Paris covered passage

    Walking in a Paris covered passage

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    Walking in a Paris covered passage

  • A charming teashop

    A charming teashop

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    A charming teashop

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The Sainte Chapelle, a Gothic gem

The Sainte Chapelle is among the top best sites to visit when you come to Paris... It is a magical gem of Gothic style (13th century) located in the heart of Paris. It is renowned for its stunning stain-glass windows.

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MONTMARTRE at NIGHT

3 VIDEOS filmed in MONTMARTRE at NIGHT : Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 To watch this 4 videos, please CLICK on the IMAGE Follow me in Montmartre village !

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Montparnasse cemetery

After the heyday of Montmartre, Montparnasse, was the home and favorite haunt of many writers and artists. In Montparnasse cemetery, many of the neighborhood’s most illustrious residents rest here. You'll find many graves of foreigners who have made France their home.

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The “other” Latin Quarter

THE SOUTH EAST OF THE LATIN QUARTER : the Latin Quarter OFF THE BEATEN TRACK…where Parisians love to go, where visitors rarely go… “We did the hidden Latin Quarter tour....

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DALIDA, a French icon

Dalida, a diva and a fashion icon. A major exhibition is dedicated to Dalida at Palais Galliera. One of the main squares in Montmartre has been named after her. For many, Dalida is a myth, a legend, a diva. She sold more than 170 million albums worldwide. However her private life has often been tragic.

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Palais Galliera, fashion and elegance

By 2019, the Palais Galliera will be the first France's permanent fashion museum Discover Galliera, an amazing building and museum in the Eiffel Tower neighborhood

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What’s new, Paris ? (April 2017)

"What's new, Paris ?" is my new rubric :-) Every now and then, I'll pick up a few new things in Paris and will give you a few details about them... and my feedback ! Today... ? Please read my article :-)

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My tips for your trip to Versailles

Let me help you to find out the way which suits you the best to get to the Chateau de Versailles and to make the most of your trip to Versailles. The Palace of Versailles dates back to the seventeenth century. It's a museum since the 19th century. Versailles it's : the Chateau, the Park and gardens, the Petit Trianon, the Grand Trianon and their gardens, and the Queen's hamlet;

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Le Louvre

Le Louvre : a wonderful building, once a fortress, then a royal residence and now a museum, with an impressive art collection  Coming to Paris without visiting Le Louvre ? Before designing  « A...

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College des Bernardins, a Medieval gem in Paris

Would you enjoy discovering a real Medieval gem located in the Latin Quarter, and even having a meal in the only Cistercian building in Paris… ? …and it’s open to the public...

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Marie Curie, the most famous female scientist of all time

The most famous female scientist of all time Marie Curie was a French-Polish physicist, chemist: pioneer in radioactivity. She spent most of her live in France. “Not only did she do...

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Crêpes day : authentic crêpes explained by a French-Parisian-Breton girl ! – My family recipe included

Crêpes day ?! What is it about ? Yes, we, the French are obsessed with food !! After January, the month of the « Galette des Rois » (King’s cake’s month),  February is « crêpe...

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