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Quote: Musee d'Orsay was the first place we toured in Paris and frankly I wasn't prepared for the immensity of the collection. Stumbling over the French signage, I led my friend in a counter-clockwise tour. I don't… Read More
Quote: Background. In 1893, two cousins Théophile Bader and Alphonse Kahn decided to open a novelty - a big store on the corner of Lafayette and Highways - D'Antin in a busy commercial district of the Opera, where a… Read More
Quote: This museum has just reopened and it was stunning. A modern decor and a very small hallway led to an oval room with Monet's water lilies on all walls. The effect was spectacular! There are other works… Read More
Quote: This sprawling flea market will satisfy casual browsers and serious shoppers. Spread over 100s of stalls in a pedestrian area, visitors can find anything ranging from the valuable to the amusing. Business-minded… Read More
Quote: Shakespeare & Company was recommended to me and the friends I was traveling with by a man we met in the Barcelona airport who is getting his masters in Paris. He said compared it to City Lights in San Francisco,… Read More
Quote: The Rue Mouffetard (called "la Mouff" to the locals) is one of Paris's great market streets. We found this while following the directions of a walking tour book. This is a pedestrian street with one great… Read More
Quote: The gorgeous, painted bright-blue façade first drew me in, and then I saw the bright jumble of kitsch arrayed in the window. The contents of that wonderful store nearly tumble out onto the sidewalk, its… Read More
Quote: The marché rue Cler is one of the most vibrant neighborhood markets in Paris. It's a terrific place to observe and participate in an everyday part of French life. Everything from fresh produce, meats, cheese,… Read More
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Quote: Dehillerin has been equipping Paris chefs since 1820. You will find thing you never imagined. Unfortunately, the gorgeous pots are too large, too heavy (and too expensive) to be good souvenirs, but there are… Read More
Quote: Yes I have been there before. Actually, name has changed to TAKARAI found their website: www.takara-france.comtheir shops are worth seeingit seems they are receiving products all the time… Read More