Paris Travel Guide
A Cote de Boeuf Recipe Courtesy of Chef Pierre Gagnaire in Paris
A Cote de Boeuf recipe – or more correctly, Côte de Bœuf recipe – from superstar French Chef Pierre Gagnaire became one of our most memorable souvenirs of our stay in Paris. But when we ...
Breaking Bread: Baguette Tasting in Paris
As much a part of the French ‘look’ as a striped sailor’s shirt or foulard (scarf), the baguette is something of a fashion accessory in Paris, tucked under an arm, poking out of a shopping ...
Playlist: Fanfan and Marco’s Paris Chanson Playlist
Some of us love songs for the lyrics, but sometimes, even when the language is our own, the lyrics are unintelligible yet still we’re smitten with the music – and, in the case of Fanfan ...
Local Knowledge: Marie Theres from Montmartre
Our latest insider we're profiling for the Paris edition of our Local Knowledge series is Parisian artist and art historian Marie Theres from Montmartre. It’s a beautiful spring evening when Marie Theres Berger takes us to ...
Paris Take-Homes: Kitsch Kitchen Souvenirs
No matter where you walk in Paris, it’s hard to escape the tacky souvenir stands and shops overflowing with tourist tat that you’ll probably end up buying but will probably never use. Sure, there’s no ...
Paris Walks — An Amble Around Arty Montmartre
Arty Montmartre may have been depicted in countless paintings by artists like Toulouse-Lautrec and Utrillo, and starred in movies such as Moulin-Rouge and Amélie, but still it must be one of the most misunderstood and ...