Paris streets are full of les sapins de noël... in the street markets such as this one on Rue Cler, à la marché alimentaire, and in front of...
Dans les yeux d'un enfant... noël
To date, this is my favorite year of les vitrines animées de noël, but I will be reporting shortly on the 2010 impressions in Paris. The wi...
Paris, city of light
At the corner of Rue Rambuteau and Rue du Temple, near Centre Georges Pompidou, the streets are decked with lights
Eglise de la Sainte-Trinité
This church is known simply as La Trinité or Sainte-Trinité, built between 1861 and 1867 as part of the beautification and reorganization o...
Une couronne
How lovely this wreath would look on my front door, but I like the whole set including the box and the price tag. Crazy? Perhaps, but it ...
Riding toys -- Reflection
On a side street in the 5ième, these riding toys made a tantalizing reflection on the rain-slick sidewalk. During the holiday season, child...
Le Poissonnier
I am thankful for an abundance of food, for friends and family, for an ability to travel to faraway places, for a job I love, for blogger fr...
La Maison du Miel
La Maison du Miel , founded in 1898 by Charles Galland, has been in this shop on Rue Vignon since 1905. Even the floor tiles pay homage to ...
Père Lachaise V
Rainy day in Jardin des Tuileries
This photo was taken on a gray December day in Jardin des Tuileries near l'Orangerie, and there was no need to present it in black and w...
Église Saint-Germain l'Auxerrois
When the Louvre was still a royal palace (Palais du Louvre), Église Saint-Germain l'Auxerrois was its church, the former parish of the k...
Saturday market
The usual crowd shopping in Place Maubert includes pets and acquaintances, exchanging pleasantries. This pup and his family are regulars in...
Printemps - Vitrines Animées de Noël Réflexions
The animated windows of Printemps (2006) featured "color concentration" for its vitrines de noël with interesting music for each: ...
Un, deux, trois...
Oh Paris, how do I love you? Let me count the ways... Well, this would be a start: La Tour Eiffel, Obelisque, and lamps in Place de la Con...
Le Cochon à l'Oreille
Holly and I stepped into this historic bistrot after a little shopping at Mora next door. The outside has the original 1919 façade with a ti...
Tower of Macarons
These macarons are guaranteed to have NO calories and will not cause weight gain! Aren't they lovely... spied in the holiday windows on...
Galeries Lafayette
Taken in December 2009, the neo-Byzantine stained glass cupola of Galeries Lafayette becomes the "theatre of the holiday season" w...
La Madeleine III
Above the altar of l'Église Sainte-Marie-Madeleine, or simply... La Madeleine. I have brought you here before to see this beautiful chu...
Petit Pont et Notre Dame
Art Deco Reflection
The intricate ironwork door at 29 Boulevard de Courcelles is only one section of this beautiful building with its curved balconies and floor...
Une tarte aux fruits
Does this just make your mouth water? Oh, I just snapped a photo of this deliciously-adorned tart... but I ate the chocolate pâtisserie.... ...
Salon de Thé en bleu
I am not sure about the food here but the appearance from the street was charming and inviting... A facade of blue and a row of Velib.... Th...
Marché aux Puces St Ouen-- tapestries
Look what we found in Paul Bert Market at Marché aux Puces, St-Ouen! Paul Bert Market 96, rue des Rosiers Les Puces de Paris - Saint-Ouen
Petit Palais II
The beautiful Petit Palais is a treasure trove of incredible wrought iron created by the building's architect designer Charles Girault...
Notre Dame illuminated....
Taking another look at Notre Dame and the iron lamposts facing this reknown cathedral Bon dimanche
Paris -- La Ville-Lumière
Late afternoon on a cloudy December day, the clouds parted and a beam of light illuminated the distant buildings of the Marais. All I can sa...
Reflect on these! Oh la la!
Do you know these fine shoes? Louboutin ! One could say that they are "all the rage" in NYC (and elsewhere) but they are so pricey...
Must be a french girl III
This little miss was out for a stroll in Parc de Monceau... Definitely a French girl... Parc de Monceau Boulevard de Courcelles
Marché rue Cler -- des legumes
Fresh fall vegetables on Rue Cler.... After a week (eating) in San Diego followed up with a week (eating) in New Orleans, I thought it would...
One-way path....
Père Lachaise is so large that I cannot imagine ever seeing all of its narrow paths, marble cherubs, forlorn flowers on tombstones, and memo...