When I got onto the Ferris wheel, I knew I’d have vertigo—not just from the height, but also from the 360° view. Geography : [France-Paris]
Wednesday, January 25 2012
Parisian Monuments from the Ferris Wheel at the Tuileries Garden
When I got onto the Ferris wheel, I knew I’d have vertigo—not just from the height, but also from the 360° view. 
Wednesday, January 11 2012
A Very Parisian Farmer’s Market–On the President Wilson Avenue
One of the most Parisian outdoor markets in the capital can be found on an avenue that honors the United States: Avenue du Président Wilson.
Sunday, January 1 2012
The Eiffel Tower: Over the Top
It was Maurice Koechlin, an engineer in Gustave Eiffel’s atelier, who first dreamed up the Eiffel Tower.
Saturday, October 15 2011
The Chocolate Show: Ethical Cacao and “Green” Flavors
The Chocolate Show 2011 will take place from Oct 20th to 24th. Last year, the Chocolate Show 2010 dressed in green. Ethical cacao and ecological thinking went into 2010’s edition, which highlights fair trade and sustainable development.
Saturday, September 24 2011
"Exquisite pieces" at the EDF Foundation: The human body in the form of letters and objects
"Exquisite pieces" is the right name for this exhibit, that so finely depicts the human body, both as a whole, as well as piece by piece through texts and common expressions, proverbs and colorful phrases, objects and sculptures, illustrations and photos.
Thursday, September 22 2011
Nuit Blanche, An Artistic and Eclectic All-Nighter
Paris’ Nuit Blanche, a nocturnal artistic tour through the city, never ceases to astound with its extraordinary variety and quality of work. It’s enough to keep you awake all night.
Wednesday, September 21 2011
Visit the Covered Passages in Paris’ 9th Arrondissement
A visit of the 19th-century covered passages with M. de K., an auction enthusiast and member of e romantic hotel’s selection committee. 
Monday, August 15 2011
The City of Lights Seen from the Seine - Hop On, Hop Off
A day on the water floating down the Seine, or, Visiting Another Paris
Monday, May 9 2011
Seeing another side of Paris on board the Arduinna
On board the Arduinna with Laurence D.: “I like simple materials, wood, organic materials. Stone, too.
Friday, October 1 2010
Laurence M-A Passion for Chinese and Tibetan furniture
Laurence has always loved Asia. After a childhood on the Ile de la Cité in Paris, at 19 she converted to Buddhism.
Monday, May 24 2010
Nature Capitale on the Champs Elysées
No cars on the Champs Elysées, at 7 o’clock this morning, just a few of us were ready with our cameras…
Monday, May 10 2010
Takeshi Kitano at the Fondation Cartier: 'Gosse de Peintre' (Kid Painter)
Takeshi Kitano’s exhibit “Gosse de Peintre” at the Fondation Cartier (until September 12, 2010) is for children and adults of all ages.
Friday, April 2 2010
Sturtevant at the Museum of Modern Art of the City of Lights through April 25, 2010
On a Sunday morning, you hear English and Japanese on the métro, especially when you are getting off at the Iéna station and going to the Museum of Modern Art to see Sturtevant’s performance.
