Paris, the City of Lights, captivates everyone who walks along its enchanting streets. Known for its art, gastronomy, and culture, Paris is a treasure trove of world-famous sites and hidden gems waiting to be explored. For solo travelers, this city offers a unique experience, promising both adventure and a sense of independence. From iconic landmarks…
If you are a fan of beautiful historic interiors you will certainly enjoy a visit to Museum Nissim de Camondo in Paris. The house-museum was created in a mansion built back in 1911 by order of a Parisian banker who received the title of count – Moses de Camondo. The Camondo dynasty is of a…
In the Parisian suburb of Port-Marly you can find the Château de Monte Cristo, the house belonging to the famous writer Alexandre Duma. It was created by the architect Hippolytus Duran and built in 1847. The castle became the embodiment of the fantasy of the famous French novelist. “The Three Musketeers” and “The Count of…
In the middle of the XII century on the outskirts of Paris was built a royal hunting house in the Vincennes forest. Its first owner was Louis VII. Over the next century, this house was used for royal hunting, and it was expanded several times. By the end of the 13th century, the hunting lodge…
Do you like flea markets, like I do? If you are reading this article, I think the answer is yes. Going to Paris, be sure to find some time to go to a flea market. I can assure you that you won’t leave with empty hands, as well as will find some inspiration, aesthetic pleasure,…
Montmartre is one of the most well-known areas of Paris. Famous artists, actors, musicians, writers lived and continue to live here. Recently we spent one full day to visit this district, as well as its main attraction, Sacré-Coeur cathedral. In this post we will share some interesting facts that we have learned about this symbol…
The main attraction of the Ninth District, the Opera is also called the Palais Garnier or Opera Garnier. To find it, you need to go to the very end of Opera Avenue. The building was called Paris Opera for a long time, but after the Opera Bastille opened in 1989, it began to be called…
As summer it’s around the corner, visitors gather to the City of Light for numerous reasons and one of them that lasted for near a century it’s world-famous Roland Garros tennis tournament. But, apart from assisting to the matches, what else we can do in Paris during Roland Garros? On this Paris guide, we will…
During my recent trip to France I spent several days in Paris, which this time opened to me from a totally new perspective: Apart from visiting its main tourist attractions, like the Louvre Museum, I also took some time to explore its modern architecture: Look inside its hidden courtyards and little streets: and also chill…