BEAUTIFUL PARIS

LOUVRE
Here are some tips. 1)Give yourself two half days to visit 2)Get There Early go straight to Mona Lisa before the hordes then see the rest at your leisure 3)Use Metro entrance not street 4)It is Free first Sunday of month 6)Use map and audio guide
LES DEUX MAGOTS
Located in front of Eglise St Gemain les Deux Magots was established in 1885 & became a popular haunt for writers Rimbaud and Mallarmé. In 1933 the Café started a Literature prize. Famous patrons include Picasso Léger Prévert Hemingway Sartre ...

MUSÉE D ‘ORSAY
This beautiful Glass roof museum is a must see while in Paris. The building itself is a piece of Art. Built as a Train station for the 1900 World's Fair, it was converted to a museum in 1986.It houses first rate artworks from the 2nd half XIX cent

RUE MOUFFETARD
Rue Mouffetard is a remnant of an old Roman road with buildings dating back to the XII century. There is a market in the mornings (not Monday) that bristles with Parisian life. Experience “La Mouff”. It is located in the 5th Arrondissement ask anyone

CENTRE POMPIDOU
This avant-garde modern art museum caused a stir with it’s modern style. Way ahead of it's time in 1977, Parisians were not sure it could coexist with its surroundings. Large pipes, exposed ducts, and glass house an incredible array of Modern Art.

ANDRE JACQUEMART
Come discover the beautiful 1875 Haussman mansion that was home to a pair of avid travelers who devoted their entire lives to building their artwork collection. Banker Edouard Andre and well-known society painter, Nélie Jacquemart. Visit the tea room

ARENE DE LUTECE
Lutetia was the Roman name for Paris. The Arena was built in the first century AD and could hold 15,000 people. It was rediscovered in 1869. These are some of the last vestiges of the Roman occupation along with Thermal baths of Cluny. 5th Arr

SEINE BOAT RIDE
Yes it is touristy but it is a great way to view the seine (once the center of navigation) and it’s banks. Relax and rest your feet and let the captain do the work. Bateaux Mouches as they are called are stationed near the Champs de Mars & Eiffel

QUARTIERS POPULAIRES
The people's neighborhood, were middle class Parisians eat sleep live love sing cry live & die. This is were the populous meets and enjoys what we call living. Walk the little nooks & crannies, have a meal, a drink, a flirt 19,20,21,14,13 Arr

SACRE COEUR + MONTMATRE
Built on the Hill Of Montmatre "Mount of Martyrs" The Sacre Coeur is relatively modern. Parliament approved its construction in 1879 & it was concencrated in 1919. The view is fabulous and the neighborhood famous for its Bohemian Artist flair.