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Every time I pass by La Cure Gourmande on l’Avenue de l’Opera, it is always full of customers and it’s not hard to see why. When you walk through their bright mustard yellow doors you can’t help but be taken…
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It is often said that you can tell a person by their shoes; trainers, stilletos, brogues, boots, sandals….all give a very different impression of their owners. However, if there is one thing even MORE telling than footwear, it must be…
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On any given day it can be a catwalk, a location for a photo shoot of Chanel models, a magical meeting place, a spot that takes your breath away and, oh yeah…a bridge. The Pont Alexandre III is the most…
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As any foodie worth their sea salt will know, Pierre Hermé is a big star in the patisserie firmament. Formerly top dog at Ladurée, he ran away from their constraining rules (apparently) to found his own company, and now has…
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The annual Pavillon des Arts et du Design has landed in the Jardin des Tuileries. This art and design exposition presents new pieces engineered by the biggest names in painting, sculpture, photography, drawing, tapestries, jewelry, antiques, and furniture to at…
Read MoreSpring is here! Let’s go to the Movies?! The National Federation of French Cinemas and BNP Paribas have decided to celebrate the beginning of the warm weather and jacketless days with an irresistible offer. Marking its 11th year, Le Printemps du…
Read MoreSaturday 20 March 2010 14.30 & 15.30Irish dancing workshops€3, reservation necessary (places limited) Sarah Clark, former lead dancer in the “Lord of the Danceâ€, will run two introductory workshops for children who would like to try out traditional Irish dancing. A…
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Just outside of Paris on the Ile de Chatou of the Seine, this brocante and antiquités festival is the largest and best antique/brocante exhibition. It also happens to feature a rich collection of hams, grilled meats, artisinal cheeses and other delicacies…
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Since 1836, Au Nain Bleu has been serving little Parisian princes and princesses with the finest (and most expensive) toys in the city. The store, in the posh Madeleine neighborhood, has all kinds of interesting toys and playthings that will delight…
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