5 Reasons to be Excited for a Summer in Paris
Earlier this month, French President Emmanuel Macron declared that the “summer of 2020 will be a summer unlike any other”. Personally, I think that may
James Baldwin and the Paris of the 1950s
Last weekend, I found myself on the Pont Neuf in the centre of Paris. It was around 10AM on a Saturday morning in June. Normally,
Supporting Black Businesses in Paris
I, like so many others, have had to re-evaluate the way I look at the world these past few weeks. I’ve only just begun the
The New Paris is Officially Re-Opening
My last post was published on March 10th. It talked about the new exhibitions that I was excited to see during the spring museum season
Top 5 Exhibitions to See in Paris this Spring
With the fall and winter expositions coming to an end, it’s time to look forward to the spring season of museum exhibitions. From classic artists
FIND ME – The Salvador Dali Sundial
If you will recall, last year, the oldest clock in Paris was a featured FIND ME. This year, we’re changing it up and looking for
Uncomfortable Oxford – An Entirely Different Type of Tour
I have a theory that tour guiding is all about storytelling. If you come on one of my tours, I’m going to tell you a
FIND ME – Les Deux Plateaux of the Palais Royal
Paris has always had an uneasy relationship with new additions to the city. People hated the Eiffel Tower when it was first built. The Tour
Visit the Musée Jacquemart-André and Step Back in Time
Do you ever imagine what it would be like to go back in time? I do. I love reading about history and then travelling to
FIND ME – The Statue of Liberty in Paris
How many statues of liberty are there in Paris? Yes, yes, I know. The Statue of Liberty is in New York, right? While it is