Category: Paris

Le Fouquet’s brasserie was a tavern during the Belle Epoque – today the brasserie is still there, now a listed historic monument. Plus there’s a

Hôtel de la Marine sits on the corner of Place de la Concorde, the biggest square in Paris. Visitors have often passed by and admired

Place de la Concorde is the biggest square in Paris. Built between 1755 and 1775, it was commissioned by King Louis XV, intended to glorify

Paris is special. For many reasons. Its architecture spanning centuries. Cafés spilling out on to the street where you can watch the world go by.

Paris is a city where you’ll always find something new to fall in love with. But sometimes it’s good to get out of the city

For the best virtual visits to Paris, look no further than Google Arts and Culture says Melissa Barndon. Dedicated to bringing, well, arts and culture,

If you visit Paris, you can’t help but notice tall cylindrical dark green columns with advertisement posters plastered round their middle. Colonne Morris (Morris Columns)