As the epicenter of Parisian entertainment since the late 19th century, the stage at L' Olympia has become a home for many iconic performers such as The Beatles, Édith Piaf, Aretha Franklin, The…

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!

Paris in the 1800s was a time of grand historical figures, disputes of religion, the call of revolution, and, of course, extravagant architecture. As many Parisians believed during this time, “there…

The Café de la Paix, translated from French as the Cafe of Peace, is a historical Parisian institution that sits in the ninth arrondissement of Paris. It was a favorite location of many notable…

Located in the Marais neighborhood in Paris, France, the Hôtel de Soubise is a massive hôtel that now houses the Museum of National Archives, but once served a very different purpose. In the late…

Around every corner you turn in the Paris, a new adventure awaits. This adventure starts in the 9th arrondissement, at the Palais Garnier: one of the most influential opera houses in Parisian history…

Upon entering the courtyard of the Musee d’art et d’histoire du Judaisme, right in the center, you encounter a figural sculpture of a man. That man was known as Alfred Dreyfus and he divided the…

In 1913 the completion and inauguration of the Théâtre des Champs-Elyées represented a new age in architectural style, construction, and the arts. It was poised at a crucial point between the…

Café de Flore: one of the oldest surviving literary cafés. Its hallowed walls are a testament to over one hundred years of knowledge, and creativity. Intelligent dreamers, banded together under the…