Valentine’s Day is the perfect time to show love, and there’s no better way to do that than with a stunning bouquet of roses. But if you’re in Paris and want to really make an impression, you need to check out Lachaume Florist. This magical little shop has been around…
A glimpse into the courtyard of the Elysée Palace from the rue du Faubourg Saint Honoré. Designed by the architect Armand-Claude Mollet, this is the official residence of the President of France. The home was finished in 1722 and remains one of the finest examples of French classical architecture.
Every time I come to France, I learn something new about the traditions of this country. This plant is called la bruyère. It’s a variety of heather commonly found at the florist. One night, my girlfriend Cécile and I took the bus to dinner. We encountered two American couples on their way…
After six days of rain, the sun and warmer temperatures have finally arrived in Paris. Given the good weather, I was very content to walk home along the Seine and pass through the Tuileries gardens on the way.
Living in Paris is truly magical. I snapped this photo during my walk home tonight. Remarkable views, sweet surprises, and the sense that I am exactly where I should be is all part of everyday life in the city I love so much.
Sunday evening, my girlfriend Charlie and I headed over to the Théatre des Champs-Elysées for the 15th Annual International Dance Gala. The program consisted of a series of short pieces performed by some of the very best dancers in the world, including the American Ballet Théatre, the Ballet de l’Opera…
I began my blog in 2008 as a fun and creative outlet to share musings about my time in Paris, the things I love, making the most of your travels, and how to bring everyday France into your everyday life—no matter where you live.
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