Americans who love Paris often arrive with a chocolate checklist already in mind. La Maison du Chocolat, Debauve & Gallais, perhaps Jean-Paul Hévin—iconic names, elegant boutiques, and a sense of history that feels unmistakably French.
But Paris’s chocolate scene doesn’t end with the grand ...
The Paris Postcard: The Winter Calendar Decoded
le 23 Janvier, 2026
Each week, the Paris Postcard shares what’s new, noteworthy, and utterly enchanting in the City of Light. Paris in late January has a particular charm—quieter streets, a wintry light, and a calendar filled with cultural pleasures for those who know where to look. This week, ...
How My Name Sparked My Love for France
My last name, Bergeron, has deep roots in France. It comes from the Old French word berger, meaning “shepherd,” and over time it came to mean “the son of the shepherd.” A name that traveled from the quiet French countryside to bustling towns—and eventually all the way across the Atlantic with my ...
The Paris Postcard: Inspiration, Art, and Cozy Vibes
le 16 Janvier, 2026
Your weekly Paris Postcard is here—bringing you the city’s latest delights, secret spots, and little moments of magic, all wrapped up in Parisian style.
With a wealth of special events and attractions throughout the city, colder days are doing nothing to slow anyone down. ...
How to Find the Best Brocantes and Vide-Greniers
There's something truly magical about the Parisian tradition of brocantes and vide-greniers – those enchanting second-hand markets where elegant vintage treasures await discovery. Imagine a delicate Limoges porcelain dish gracing your table, an ashtray from the legendary Ritz Paris as a ...
The Paris Postcard: Sales, Exhibitions, Décor, and So Much More
le 9 Janvier 2026
Bienvenue to the Paris Postcard — your weekly roundup of the latest happenings in Paris. The holiday crowds have gone, cafés feel cozier than ever, and Paris is settling into one of its most intimate seasons — made even more magical this week by the rare snowfall that has ...
