Classic Paris Restaurants: L’Escargot Montorgeuil
When it first opened in 1832, porters from Les Halles market would come here to feast on snails. The market’s closure changed the profile of Rue Montorgueil and it was converted into a pedestrian road lined with elegant food stores. The restaurant still stands, however,...
Grands Boulevards Throughout the Centuries
Who hasn't strolled through the Grands Boulevards and enjoyed this vibrant area of Paris? Numerous theatres, boutiques, and restaurants have lined this great avenue and brought life to this neighborhood for many years. Thanks to Paris En Images, we can take a glimpse into the...
The Most Beautiful Works of Art in the Paris Metro
Do you like contemporary art but you are too broke to go to the Centre Pompidou? Is it too cold to console yourself with open air artwork? We have a solution! In Paris, multiple metro stations delight the attentive passer-by with small artistic treasures, accessible for...
Midnight In Paris
I know folks have very strong opinions about Woody Allen and his films, and I’m in no way trying to influence sentiments for or against, but there is simply no denying that Midnight in Paris, particularly the introduction scene, truly captures the City of Light...
Take A Break At The Fun Lezard Cafe
One of the chief joys of Paris is simply relaxing in one of the city’s cafes. And while a cafe terrace is a perfect spot for a bit of solitude or people watching if you’re on your own, it can be particularly fun on a...