In order to protect the capital city During World War I, the French people built a fake replica of Paris. The main reason of this project was to foolish German troops and to avoid bombs over the real capital city. The second Paris was very realistic with the main streets and the most famous landmarks … Read moreA Fake Copy of Paris
Sunset cruise ride on the River Seine If you really want to see just how romantic Paris can be, you should see it in the golden hour. It’s during this time that you’ll experience memories that will say with you for a lifetime. So take your loved one for a cruise on the Seine River, … Read moreParis: The Perfect Getaway for Couples Part 2
When it comes to a romantic trip for two, it’s hard to beat Paris. The city possesses endless romantic sights with fairy tale-like beauty. If you and your significant other are looking to get away from your normal existence and celebrate your more romantic side, this particular French city could help you achieve just that. … Read moreParis: The Perfect Getaway for Couples Part 1
The Eiffel Tower is France’s most famous building. In fact, it just might be the most famous building in Europe, having attracted more than 200 million visitors. The intention wasn’t for it to be permanent, however, but thanks to an openness to new technology, it still stands tall today. The tower’s starts with The Universal … Read moreThe History of the Eiffel Tower
Square and Théâtre Edouard VII Built to honour Edward the 7th from England, known for his passion for Paris (as well as French women), the venue has welcomed them all: Meryl Streep, Picasso, Eartha Kitt, and Orson Welles. Its purpose was to celebrate Anglo-Franco relationships and show off Anglo-Saxon theatre and cinema. It makes some … Read moreA Look at Paris’ Theatre District – Part 2
A section of Paris that is popular and yet somewhat difficult to define is attracting a greater number of visitors, both locals and travellers. In fact, Paris’ thriving theatre scene is one of the best, and most overlooked, entertainment sources for visitors and expats alike. While the area hasn’t been officially defined, it unofficially stretches … Read moreA Look at Paris’ Theatre District – Part 1
Whether historic or just fantastic, France offers some truly wonderful festivals throughout the calendar year. Cinema is one area where France excels, with Cannes being possibly the biggest festival in the world of cinema. But then it isn’t all about Cannes. Let’s look at the top five film festivals in France, beginning with the aforementioned … Read moreFrance’s Top 5 Film Festivals
Visitors coming to Paris as a family can enjoy Paris, not for just the romance but also to relive childhood favorite entertainment shows. Disneyland in Paris is truly a magic kingdom which is unlike any of the other Disney-themed parks around the world. The Disneyland in Paris is bigger than most of the other Disney … Read moreThe Magic of Paris to A Child – Disneyland Paris
If you a fan of loud music, food and culture, then the Techno Parade is for you. The Techno Parade was created in 1998 by Jack Lang, for all electronic music lovers living in or visiting Paris. The one-day festival attracts more than 350,000 fans who come to participate in the events throughout the streets … Read moreThe Best Electronic Music Parade in Paris Is Mind Blowing
The Parisians are very welcome to teaching anyone the art of theatre and plays. It does not matter if you are visiting or a local, or even if you speak the language or not, the theatre classes are for everyone. With an air of fun to blend in with the active teaching methods, there is … Read moreTheatre Arts – How the Parisians Teach Theatre