If your work is over at IFTM Top Resa, take the time to visit some top exhibitions this autumn. There
Category: Where To Go In Paris
Art in its monumentality
It is not only the home to Paris Chinatown; monumental frescoes in the 13th arrondissement turn it into a home
The discreet charm of the bourgeoisie
With its wealthy buildings and its parks, the 16th arrondissement is a world apart in Paris. Its discreet opulence is
Green Paris
Due to global warming concerns, we take a look at some of the parks and gardens that make up Paris’
Tips from a native Parisian
Saadia is a 28-year-old Paris “native”. Living in the 15th arrondissement and working in a top-end restaurant on the Champs Elysées, she knows some of the more “trendy” places to go in the French capital.
From La Bastille to Bercy-Village
For our third walk in Paris this year, we have an appointment with William, who proposes to explore the south-east of Paris.
The sweet life of the Latin Quarter
In our saga of discovery of Paris, after the district of Belleville and the Buttes Chaumont (read our Preview edition), today, we have an appointment with Agnès Webster, Chairman of the famous perfumer Maison Fragonard. We find her at the mythical Café de Flore in the heart of Saint-Germain- des-Près, one of the high places of artistic and literary creation since the end of the 19th century. “After years of weekly round trips between Grasse and the capital, I have lived in Paris for two years.
Diving in a cosmopolitan suburb
For our last day with a Parisian purebred, we have a rendezvous with Emma to the east of Paris, in the heart of the Belleville district.
We meet for lunch at Buono Sans Bello, a small Italian restaurant, “which has become the HQ of our family”, explains Emma. “Homemade fresh pasta is to die for, as are desserts, and the atmosphere is great!”. We look at the chalkboard (because the menu changes every day, fresh products oblige) and let ourselves be tempted by Casarecce Pugliese followed by a succulent tiramisu.
Tips From a Native Parisian
Saadia is a 28-year-old Paris “native”. Living in the 15th arrondissement and working in a top-end restaurant on the Champs
Experiencing Paris Like a Local
Chloe, 31 years old, has been in Paris for 14 years. “Even though I am very attached to the city