Chez Gladines - cuisine Basque à Paris
Chez Gladines This charming bistrot serves reasonably-priced Basque cuisine. I first "discovered" Chez Gladines, the original res...
Chez Gladines - cuisine Basque à Paris
Chez Gladines This charming bistrot serves reasonably-priced Basque cuisine. I first "discovered" Chez Gladines, the original res...
rue des Carmes - une cour
A small courtyard several steps below the street level still boasts an assortment of dried hydrangea blooms. Originally a church or cloiste...
La Seine et des Bateaux
The Seine and Boats In warm, sunny weather living on a boat moored on the Seine seems like paradise. I will have to remember to check out ...
Petit Musée de la Table de la Tour d'Argent
Little Museum of the Table ...of the Table? Why, a most famous table, that of La Tour d'Argent. The little museum has a display of c...
La tentation
Temptation Can you get so close to your screen that you can almost taste these? At least there is fruit so it must be healthy! Miam-miam Ru...
the little boy and his ticket Strapped in to ride on an imaginary creature in the fanciful carrousel Dodo Manège Jardin des Plantes has som...
Église Saint-Nicholas du Chardonnet
Église Saint-Nicholas du Chardonnet In the early winter years of visiting this church I found it dark and uninteresting. A bright warm day s...
Eric Kayser
Eric Kayser There are so many amazing pastries in Paris, but this boulangerie/pâtisserie is a favorite. For many years my daughter and I st...
petits chocolates de Pâques
All the chocolate shops, bakeries, and pâtisseries have their "designs of the season" In addition to rabbits and chocolate eggs ...
Marché Maubert - des légumes
Marché Maubert Paris is not just about the baguettes, the pain de mie, the croissants, the tarts, the gâteaux... Just stroll through one of...
Église Saint-Nicholas du Chardonnet
Église Saint-Nicholas du Chardonnet "The Choir Organ" Did you know that most of the churches in Paris have at least two organs? T...
La porte et les fleurs
The window boxes in Paris bloom most of the year. The shadows and reflection add a softness to the many details of this one doorway, one a...
Rue Saint Julien le Pauvre
Rue Saint Julien le Pauvre When you turn a corner in Paris you never know what you will discover... a pedestrian street, one of the oldest ...
Moulins Burgeois - un camion de livraison
Moulins Bourgeois "A miller, and much more" Coming out of Eric Kayser one morning we found these friendly delivery men bringing in...
Les choristes de Noël
The Carolers Each December 8th the churches of the Left Bank gather in the 5ième to sing the French Christmas carols carrying candles thro...
Église Saint Nicholas du Chardonnet
Église Saint Nicholas du Chardonnet Like many of the churches in Paris (and France and all of Europe), this early 18th century church has a...
Église Saint-Nicholas du Chardonnet
Église Saint-Nicholas du Chardonnet On a quiet Monday morning the church was vacant with rows and row of chairs, and an abundance of shado...
Shakespeare and Company
Shakespeare and Company This charming, storied bookstore serves as a regular bookstore, as second-hand bookstore, and as a reading library....
Square René-Viviani
Square René-Viviani In the midst of this square is this odd sculpture known as the Saint Julien fountain. It was constructed by Frenchman...
Église Saint-Étienne du Mont
Églies Saint-Étienne du Mont This side entrance of Saint-Étienne are closed but the ornate doorway is stunning. Many will recognize it fr...