Chaumet – Joséphine & Napoléon: An (Extra)Ordinary Story
I used to think that it was possible to know about everything that there is to experience in Paris. However, I have long since given
The Extraordinary Life of Philippe I, Duke of Orléans
Much like everything else in 2020, Paris Pride was cancelled last June. This year, however, the city has re-opened, and let’s just say that people
Grand Powers Hotel – A Stay in the Golden Triangle
Last October, I had the opportunity to have a staycation in Paris. I had never taken a staycation before, as I usually prefer to actually
An Exploration of Black History with Entrée to Black Paris
Paris may have re-opened last month, but France’s borders remained closed. However, that’s all about to change. Starting tomorrow, travel will be allowed for fully
The Great Cygnet Theatre Treasure Hunt
When you hear the name Shakespeare, a lot of places come to mind. London. Stratford-upon-Avon. Fair Verona. However, one city that doesn’t tend to spring
The Paris Commune – 150 Years Since the Bloody Week
The mood in Paris this past week has been nothing short of joyful. Terraces are packed, musicians are playing in the streets, and not even
The Museums of Paris are Finally Re-Opening!
I realize that the title of this article may seem a bit overly enthusiastic, but I can’t help it. The museums of Paris, along with
The Grand Mosque of Paris – A Beautiful Sea of Mosaic
This past weekend, I finally visited the Grand Mosque of Paris. I have walked past this building many times in the past, but for one
10 Things You (May Not) Know About Napoleon
Napoleon Bonaparte, born Napoleone di Buonaparte, is one of the most famous figures in French history. A military and political leader, Napoleon first rose to
What’s in a Name? Part III. The Story of Montmartre
I recently found myself out for a walk with a friend, and we decided to take a stroll through the neighbourhood of Montmartre. Today, this