Musée Marmottan Monet – An Impressionist Paradise
Paris and Impressionism go hand in hand. After all, Paris was the birthplace of this revolutionary art movement. In April of 1874, a group of
Paris and Impressionism go hand in hand. After all, Paris was the birthplace of this revolutionary art movement. In April of 1874, a group of
It’s a new year here in Paris, which means the doldrums of January have officially arrived. That’s right. I said it. The doldrums. As you’ve
December can be a miserable month to be in Paris. It’s cold. You don’t see the sun for days on end. And the whole city
The weather is officially getting colder here in Paris. Winter is just on the horizon, which means Christmas markets, mulled wine, and tartiflette are all
I was raised on a steady diet of animated Disney movies. Which meant that as a child, I had a very specific idea of what
Dozens of exhibitions across Paris closed earlier this month, bringing the summer season to a close. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t anything to see
The Marais is home to many museums. The Musée Carnavalet. Musée d’Art et d’Histoire du Judaïsme. And course, the world famous Centre Pompidou. But there
I have loved stories for as long as I can remember. It’s why I named my company Story of a City. I wanted to create
Wait! I know what you’re probably thinking. A cemetery? We’re taking a break from museums to talk about a cemetery? I admit it is a
The Marais district of Paris used to be the heart of luxury in the city. For over four centuries, the aristocracy of France built their