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The Tuileries Gardens, heart of the Axe historique
I can’t always write about fashion and food so I’ll bore you with a little history today: Paris’s Historical Axis. The Palace of Tuileries was commissioned by Catherine de Medici in 1564 on the site...
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A visit to Paris’s “Sinister Way”
From the pages of the No Worries Paris guidebook: “The restaurants and bistros amplify on Rue de la Roquette. But in the 17C, Roquette was but a rural road leading to the large domain of a convent of...
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Paris: all in a row at Bagatelle
Although blooms are now fading, a walk through the Bagatelle is still inspiring – a time travel jaunt through a jangle of rose ropes and cone shaped conifers. It’s always quiet and there are plenty of...
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The Paris boutique hotel list: hip vs charm
Wrap up in a soft white monogrammed robe, pop the champagne and unwind in your cozy boutique hotel room after the long flight to Paris. The following are all well located with chez this chez that...
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Gare de Lyon – take time to dine
One of Paris’s Belle Époque dazzling restaurants is located in none other than a train station. A great suggestion for an afternoon is visiting the Jardin des Plantes and finishing it up with a late...
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Paris: walking the walk
Look inside our book, No Worries Paris: A little self promotion: Illustrated by more than 300 color photographs, No Worries Paris takes readers on a visually luscious journey to the city s striking...
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