Moulin Rouge, Chat noir and the cabaret of the Assassins
Sacre coeur church and artists’ square – icon of Bohemian Paris
The extravagant home of eccentric pop singer Dalida – and what it means to French pop culture
Windmills, vineyards and Paris’ most celebrated 180° view
The haunts of Renoir, Picasso and Amélie – and how they matter to the rest of the world
The best view of Sacre Coeur – and why no one ever goes there
Refined town-houses of the French aristocracy. And tales of their escapades and their lifestyles
Places des Vosges and secluded parks and gardens where Parisians like to stroll
Hotel de Sully: the stunning gem you do not see coming
Food trends : what hip Parisians eat today
The ever-changing Jewish pletzl
The fashion stores that set the trend one year ahead – and how to stay ahead of them
The gargoyles and the flying buttresses
Best overall photo spots, and residents’ access to the island
Info about the re-build, and on-the-spot details about the fire –see where it started and how it spread
Learn the secrets behind Paris’s most visited site, and how Victor Hugo’s Hunchback saved Notre Dame in 1831
Barring construction site restrictions, may also include: Palais de Justice and Sainte Chapelle – Notre-Dame’s “younger sister”. Also Conciergerie, the palace of the French Kings and Marie Antoinette’s last home
Photo ops: Arc de Triomphe, Eiffel Tower, Champs Elysées and Montmartre 3 of the the world’s greatest museums: Louvre, Orsay and the Orangerie The haunts of Coco Chanel, Hemingway and Princess Diana Place Vendôme and Napoleon’s great column Some of the world’s most exclusive hotels: Crillon, Meurice, Ritz and now Mandarin Oriental Your guide: a born-and-raised Parisian who will bring Paris to life
Notre Dame: Gothic, gargoyles, flying buttresses and the great fire of 2019
Sorbonne university – ideas and revolutions
The Pantheon and great Frenchmen – Victor Hugo, Voltaire and Emile Zola
Student life in the Latin Quarter – artsy movie houses and cool cafés
Latin Quarter heroes: the Unicorn, Cyrano de Bergerac, Hemingway, Picasso and Gertrude Stein
A guide with fluent English, but who is also a Latin Quarter local. Complete with stories and insider’s recommendations
bundles of surprises, secret venues and hidden gems
photo spots and exclusive shops not listed in the standard guide-books
free-flowing conversation with an engaging and enthusiastic, born-and-raised local
90 minutes, in English, along a short and comfortable route
Café Procope, Shakespeare and Company, Café Flore and Deux Magots: the cafés where coffee and literature bond
Paris history: books to resist the nazis, WW II, freedom through jazz, and the original burial place of the Kings of France
The studios of Picasso and Delacroix, and the birth-place of Guernica: Picasso’s greatest work?
Valuable insider’s tips: what to do, where to go. Hot clubs, fun cafés, and authentic restaurants
El Moulin Rouge y el cabaret de los Asesinos
La pintoresca pero real escenografia de la pelicula Amélie
El Moulin de la Galette, fuente de inspiración de tantos artistas como Van Gogh o Renoir
La mejor vista de la Basílica de Sacre Coeur!
La plaza de los pintores
El único viñedo de Paris
Picasso y el atelier Bateau Lavoir
y la más espectacular vista panoramica de Paris!
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