Beautiful peacock dance in Bagatelle park.
Marseille and Cassis, one perfect day!
Paris is not always sunshine, flowers and pink poodles – the city has its fair share of dreary rainy days.Embrace It!
Instead of running away from the rain, walk out into it. Grab an umbrella and head out for a romantic stroll; the streets will be empty and the city’s gilded sculptures will gleam all the more brightly in the wet. Experiencing Paris in its full loneliness and nakedness is the arguably the best way to do it, like a real flâneur.
French King Francis I invited Leonardo da Vinci to Amboise in 1516. The artist crossed the Alps on the back of a mule and brought tree of his greatest works with him, including Mona Lisa.
When he arrived in France, Leonardo da Vinci was made "chief painter, engineer and architect to the King". Francis I let him use the Chateau du Clos Lucé and gave him a pension of 1000 gold coins.
Nothing new. Just informing that in Versailles palace set out to explore the fountains and groves with their water features spouting to the rhythm of music. Several circuits are available to enable you to enjoy the numerous masterpieces of the Gardens or lead you to their most secret spots.
On Saturdays and Sundays from 31 March to 28 October 2018, on Tuesdays from 22 May to 26 June 2018 as well as on some additional dates (Friday 30 March, Tuesday 8 May, Thursday 10 May, Wednesday 15 August).
Cabaret Lido in Paris
It's showtime in Paris! On Champs Elysées, LIDO in PARIS - I could see the sparkles in people’s eyes at the end of the show. "Paris Merveilles”- spectacular and intimate, nostalgic and ultra modern, sensual and extravagant…
Christmas in châteaux Vaux-le-Vicomte- it is sugarplum world, lighting effects and a real magical Christmas moment for the whole family! Carriage Museum is transformed for the festive colors of Christmas, under the watchfull eye of an Angel! Children under the age of 8 will receive asurprise gift at the end of their enchanting stroll through the château.
The best weekend getaways from Paris!
A visit to the Château de Rambouillet is to step back in time and see how some of the greatest men in history lived.
After the death of Francis I of France within the castle walls on 1547, Château de Rambouillet saw some of French history's greatest figures take up residence there: the Count of Toulouse, Louis XVI, Napoleon I and, from the late 19th century, France's Presidents transformed the grounds into a prestigious hunting estate.
Nestling in the Chevreuse valley on the edge of the Rambouillet forest, the former Cistercian abbey of Vaux-de-Cernay, that today houses a hotel and restaurant combines charm and elegance. Surrounding it is a romantic park that is home to a tranquil lake, the remains of the 12th-century abbey, a Monks Room with a fantastic rib-vaulted ceiling, St Thibault fountain and a dovecote. Our day tour starts from Rambouillet and then lunch in the former abbey.
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2 years ago I did for the same private group from Jackson, Mississipi, special Paris city tour- hidden corners of Paris- and Normandy D-day beaches. Now they came for castles-Vaux le Vicomte, Fontainebleau and Loire Valley. Next year will be art tour in Parisian museum. The best thing is if your guests are coming to Paris again and again... and want to travel and experience France only with you. I am blessed for having possibility living my life by doing what I love. I strongly believe that if the people are working with a smile it makes everybody happier. Have a nice Sunday!
Nice . Massena square. Fountain of the sun. Harbour. Wonderful Villefranche and always full on people Pomenade des Anglais. Great moments to share.
