France Travel Guide You Need At Every Step

Palais Garnier was once the hotspot of Parisian cultural life…this grand 2000 people seater opera took 14 years to be built. Previously referred to as Salle des Capucines because of its position on Boulevard des Capucines… it later earned the title Palais Garnier because of its extravagant beauty and glamour… and its famous architect Charles… Read the full article

The Arc de Triomphe is indeed a triumph of Parisian history and it stands triumphantly on the right bank of river Siene at the junction of 12 radiating avenues on a ring shaped plaza. An ode to the glory of Napoleon, various phases of the marvelous arch were completed during different periods of achievements of… Read the full article

The Versailles Palace is a certified world heritage site for the past 30 years and it’s called one of the major achievements of 17th century French art. The palace is spread over 63,154 sq. and there are more than 2,300 rooms inside. The sheer number of rooms and the parts of the estate are bewildering… Read the full article

Many find it difficult to believe that the beautiful Tuileries garden was actually a site of a factory that manufactured tiles. The luscious and proportioned garden lies in the first arrondissement of Paris… a Parisian green lung sandwiched between Rue de Rivoli, Louvre and the Place de la Concorde. The garden runs from Place du… Read the full article

Louvre; one of the most famous art museums of the world holds a stunning variety of art through every century….of course the jewel in its crown is Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa. The history of Louvre dates back to 1546 when Francis I who was a renowned art collector had his old castle destroyed to build… Read the full article

What To Expect The 324m high Eiffel tower is a symbol of the heritage of Europe and is one of the top attractions of the world. Designed by Gustave Eiffel in 1889 the Eiffel was not always this popular…in fact at one point it was considered to be a temporary part of the Parisian landscape.… Read the full article

Style & Character As with many Parisian boutique hotels, design is one of the strongest points of hotel Exquis that’s conveniently located in the 11th arrondisment of Paris. The retro décor and artwork displays that conform to the Exquisite Corpse concept are sure to send your mind buzzing. Words that best describe the look of… Read the full article

Style & Character It’s easy to miss the red brick building hosting MOB…it looks like a factory and not a hotel but once you are in you will be surprised. There are Buddhist bells overhead the orange entrance door that’s bedecked with a dragons head. There is an undercurrent of carefreeness and planned chaos flowing… Read the full article

Style & Character Henriette Rive Gauche is a stylish boutique hotel designed in country house chic style by the designer Vanessa Scoffier. It has been featured in many magazines including Wallpaper, Vogue etc. and will impress guests the moment they spot its unobtrusive and elegant French outer façade. There is charming French décor with an… Read the full article

Style & Character The Relais Montmartre hotel is tucked away in a nice residential area and you cannot miss the elegant white exteriors with wrought iron balconies. This is a boutique establishment stat spells refinement and sophistication. No loud obtrusive colors and no gilt; the furnishings and accents are all expensive and muted and colors… Read the full article