"A masterpiece of industrial architecture that is home to the largest collection of impressionist art!”

Catacombes de Paris is more than just a cemetery for the Parisian people, it is a labyrinth that contains walls of skulls decorated in a stylistic pattern.

What once started out as a building designed to house orange trees becomes a beautiful museum bringing light to modern artists.

Jean-Luc Godard is a French-Swiss filmmaker whose work spans from 1960 to the present. His work is varied from gangster pop art to politically charged cinema verite. Godard’s work has inspired…

Le Procope, also known as Café Procope, is the oldest and one of the most famous cafés in Paris. It was founded by Sicilian chef, Francesco Procopio dei Coltelli, in the year 1686. Aside from the fact…

In 1965, an excavation began on the plaza, or parvis in French, in front of Notre Dame to prepare for a subterranean parking lot. The excavation continued until 1972 and unearthed an area larger than…

During many of my Zoom induced daydreams, I find my mind wandering off to 2015 and the first time I visited Paris. The city was my last stop in a 6 week solo backpacking trip. The drain of travel and…

In a city where people come to live life to the fullest, a chilling reminder of mortality rests just beneath the surface.

Cimetiere du Montparnasse is the perfect forum to interact with some of the characterful deceased residents of Paris; don’t forget your metro ticket and lipstick!

The church of Saint-Paul-Saint-Louis is marked by drama. Its bold Baroque facade stands in stark contrast to the modest appearance of the many houses and apartments lining the busy avenue of Rue…