The Seventh Arrondissement of Paris (le Septième) is home to some of the most famous landmarks of Paris, including the Eiffel Tower and Les Invalides. A few words ... Read more!
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What to see in the Sixth Arrondissement of Paris?
Welcome to the Sixth Arrondissement, arguably the most popular with tourists! Situated on the Left Blank, “le Sixième” includes the upmarket neighbourhood of Saint-Germain-des-Prés and the Luxembourg Garden, ... Read more!
What to see in the Fifth Arrondissement of Paris?
The Fifth arrondissement is home to one of the most famous monuments in Paris: the Panthéon. Located on the Left bank of River Seine, it is known as the Latin Quarter. ... Read more!
What to see in the Fourth Arrondissement of Paris?
The Fourth arrondissement is home to one of the most famous monuments in Paris: the cathedral of Notre-Dame. Mostly located on the Right bank of River Seine, it includes the two islands ... Read more!
What to see in the Third Arrondissement of Paris?
The Third arrondissement of Paris partly covers the historic district of Le Marais. It stretches from the Place des Vosges to the Place de la République and from Boulevard de ... Read more!
What to see in the Second Arrondissement of Paris?
Although situated in the heart of Paris, the Second Arrondissement is arguably one of the least visited districts of the French capital. The reason for this is that ... Read more!
What to see in the First Arrondissement of Paris?
The First arrondissement is home to one of the most famous monuments in Paris: the Louvre. Mainly located on the Right bank of River Seine, it includes the ... Read more!
Discover the romantic gardens of Parc de Bagatelle
The well-maintained gardens of the Parc de Bagatelle are located in the heart of the Bois de Boulogne, a vast woodland to the west of Paris, not far from Neuilly-sur-Seine ... Read more!
Parc Monceau, Paris’ Romantic English Garden
Parc Monceau is one of the Parisians’ favourite public parks, situated in the wealthy 8th arrondissement of Paris. A bit of history Parc Monceau was created in ... Read more!
Parc de Saint-Cloud in black and white
These are random photos we took this Saturday in the Parc de Saint-Cloud on a bright summer morning. Many consider the Parc de Saint-Cloud one of the most ... Read more!
Explore Parc de Saint-Cloud to the West of Paris
The Parc de Saint-Cloud is often considered as one of the most beautiful gardens of the Île de France region. It commands stunning views over the city of ... Read more!
Discovering the Trocadéro in Paris
The glorious open view of the Eiffel Tower from the wide esplanade of the Trocadero leaves no one indifferent. We wanted to rediscover this place armed with our photo camera! ... Read more!
A Captivating Promenade across the Tuileries Garden in Paris
As we wondered where to stroll in Paris this past Sunday, the Tuileries Garden was a good choice… Here is a short account of our 3 km promenade ... Read more!
Promenade along River Seine between Saint-Cloud and Suresnes
On a pleasant day in early September, we discovered this part of Île de France, West of Paris. Quickly reached either from Sèvres, Boulogne-Billancourt or La Défense, the ... Read more!
Summer Flowers in France
Here is a photo selection of 20 Summer flowers we took during the warm months in France just for the pleasure of your eyes! In French cities, parks ... Read more!
Corniche Roads of the French Riviera
The Corniche Roads of the French Riviera consist of three routes following the mountainous stretch from Nice to Menton. The Corniche offers dramatic coastal views, which you can ... Read more!
Facts and Figures about Monaco
The Principality of Monaco looks like nothing else on the French Riviera. With its cluster of towers, the massive Rocher on which stretches the old town and the ... Read more!
Principality of Monaco: A Discovery Guide
Enjoying over 300 days of sunshine a year, the most glamorous destination on the Mediterranean looks like nowhere else on the French Riviera. The Principality of Monaco is ... Read more!
Rocher de Monaco: Discover the Rock of Monaco
The oldest part of the Principality of Monaco is Le Rocher de Monaco (aka the Rock of Monaco), a rocky promontory between Port Hercule and the Fontvieille district. ... Read more!
Monte-Carlo: Discover Monaco’s Famous District
Two names stand out in the glamorous and exclusive world of the French Riviera: Monaco and Monte Carlo. These two destinations are often used interchangeably, but are they ... Read more!
