Though Bastille Day was the main reason I traveled to Paris that weekend, experiencing Versailles was one of my favorite moments.
PARIS
It is 11:50 p.m. and I am back after a busy and excellent day in Paris.
Club Silencio is where all forms of art melt intermittently. From movies, design, architecture, to fashion. It’s a space where all forms of art cross paths.
From Picasso to Calder to Le Corbusier to the contents of the UNESCO Works of Art Collection, the headquarters boasts the United Nation’s largest artistic heritage collection.
One of the smallest and most famous hole-in-the-wall restaurants in a city full of small, famous restaurants!
What began in 1982 as an attraction park where hot air balloons used to take off, the original property at St. James Hotel also entailed a foundation in the memory of a former French President, Adolphe Thiers.
It’s one thing to stroll through one of Paris’ many cathedrals, neck craned to see jewel-colored light streaming in, feet shuffling quietly with the crowd in and out of the niches and alcoves.
There is one solution that can save you from all of your worries: the Metro.
Opened in 1919, Musée Rodin in Paris houses 6,600 sculptures, 8,000 drawings, 8,000 photos and 7,000 art objects that were personally created by one of the greatest artists in art history.
Rose Bakery was certainly a rare culinary delight and an excellent welcome to Paris.