Recommended exhibitions in Paris museums you don't want to miss
Paris is the capital of French culture and some would even say it is also the capital of human culture. As such, it has dozens of museums...
A trip to Paris with kids: from a carousel in the park to an excellent crepe in Saint-Germain
The October 7th War caught my parents and me in Barcelona, from where we were supposed to return to Israel. Since the flight was canceled, I traveled with my parents to Paris,...
Recommended apartments in the 6th arrondissement of Paris (Saint-Germain and Luxembourg Gardens)
The 6th arrondissement of Paris, which includes the Saint-Germain-des-Prés area and the Luxembourg Gardens, is one of the most prestigious and sought-after areas...
48 Hours of Fashion in Paris – A Style Tour for Those Short on Time
Paris, the city of lights and the world's fashion capital. The entire history of fashion began in the wonderful Paris. Walking through its streets full of style and chic can be dizzying...
Saint-Sulpice – the mistress of the foreign minister, the famous painter and the brothel
What is not to be missed at the Saint-Sulpice Church? What did Talleyrand do while he was a priest in this church? Where was the brothel that served...
The Story of Von des Aers and the Collège de France or the Right to First Look at Paris
Yair Garbuz, in his immortal book “Paris Tel Aviv – Tel Aviv Paris”, deals with the question of what is the first thing that should be shown to a person...
The History of Saint-Germain-des-Prés – From an Ancient Monastery to the Church of Reason
Saint Germain des Prés is undoubtedly one of the most legendary neighborhoods in Paris. Let's find out how...
Signed with a Kiss: A Travel Itinerary Following Famous Kisses in Paris
Paris, the City of Kisses – A Brief Introduction by the Francophile Paris is undoubtedly the most romantic city in the world and for good reason. The combination of...
The Migdal Nell Affair: Acts of Adultery in the Royal Court
Nell Tower, was at the center of a scandal of royal treason and a terrible punishment. Dr. Orna Lieberman returns with us to 14th century Paris and brings...
Connection in Paris – What to do if you have 5 hours or more in the French capital?
A while ago, a good friend called me and said, "I'm going to Thailand and I have a 6-hour connection in Paris, what are you...
Attractions in the 6th arrondissement in Paris | Saint-Germain and the surrounding area
The 6th arrondissement is one of the most beloved districts of Paris and for good reason. It has everything that makes the French capital...
10 Must-See Churches in Paris – Tips for Beginners
Let me confess: I love churches! So if you're traveling to Paris, let me recommend 10 super churches...
Recommended hotels in the 6th arrondissement of Paris (Saint-Germain and Luxembourg Gardens)
Looking for accommodation in the most elegant and prestigious area of Paris? Hotels in the 6th arrondissement of Paris (Saint-Germain-des-Prés) offer the perfect blend of history...
Luxembourg Gardens – A walking tour of Paris’ most beloved garden by Yoel Tamanlis and Zvi Hazanov
The Luxembourg Gardens are one of the most beloved gardens in Paris. Joel Tamenlis and Zvi Hazanov take you on a journey through the gardens that will help you discover all...
Parisian Chic – How to Translate Parisian Fashion into Your Personal Wardrobe by Nathan Evergreen
As an Israeli stylist and fashion consultant living in Paris, and a self-proclaimed Francophile, I am very happy for the opportunity to share my thoughts on Zvi's charming site,...
Sophie and Jack's romantic Paris itinerary from the book Toy Boy
Sophie is a 35-year-old lawyer, single. When she was younger, she made a pact with her friends that if one of them came...
Recently renovated hotels in Paris by Irit Rosenblum
At first glance, you might think that there are a lot of hotels in Paris, but in reality, this is not the case, since there are about 100,000 rooms in all of Paris...
Outlets in Paris where you can buy great evening dresses by Nathan Evergreen
As a tribute to one of my favorite content sites, as a stylist who runs fashion and personal styling tours in Paris and a die-hard Francophile myself, I took on the task...
17 romantic places in Paris where you should ask – “Will you marry me”?
Want to propose in the City of Lights? Just for you, Yoel Tamanlis has created a list of 17 romantic places in Paris where if you ask "Will you marry me...
The City in Gray – A Trip to Paris by Naomi Shemer
Let me start with a short personal story. My parents immigrated to Israel from Moscow in 1974 and, like all new immigrants, they didn't have a penny to spare...
Luxembourg Gardens: Refuge, Battles, and Humor
Many statesmen, politicians, writers and intellectuals in the history of France played chess. In the Middle Ages, Cardinal Richelieu excelled at chess. The writer Voltaire used to play...
A tour of Paris markets following Hemingway – from Monge Market to the Luxembourg Gardens
In Paris, there are no Sunday brunches. The Latin Quarter is too large to be fully explored in one trip. Today, let me...
Henri Matisse – Paris Itinerary
Henri Matisse (1869-1954) was, along with his friend/rival Picasso, one of the pioneers of modern art in Paris at the beginning of the 20th century. His art evoked emotions...
Serge Ginzburg: A Musical Journey and a Parisian Trip
Serge Ginzburg (born Lucien) is a French legend who has gone from strength to strength since his passing in 1991. The chansonnier who has been through it all - wearing a patchwork...
Victor Hugo's Paris itinerary (following his life and great books)
Victor Hugo (1802-1885) was much more than a writer. He was one of the pioneers of the Romantic style, a poet, a social activist, a philanthropist, a politician, and of course a lover...
The French Revolution – A virtual tour of Paris in 1789
A guided tour of 18th-century Paris? Thanks to the cutting-edge technology of virtual reality, this has become possible! So join me for a virtual tour...
Welcome to the smallest garden in Paris by Michael Thoati
There is a French proverb that says, “Everything small is cute.” This proverb is also true for gardens, especially those in Paris, and thanks to...
The last “Metra Etalon” in Paris
Everyone knows that the French Revolution was a historical and political event of global importance, but not everyone knows that it was...
Medici Fountain in the Luxembourg Gardens
When looking for recommendations for attractions in Paris, the name of the wonderful Luxembourg Gardens immediately comes to mind. They invite tourists and locals alike to embrace them. It's hard to stay...
Longing for Paris – A Paris itinerary following the poem by Benny Amdorsky
Benny Amdorsky was not only an excellent singer but also quite a Francophile. He left us the song "Longing for Paris" which is...
Recommended restaurants and patisseries in Paris
I met Goni through the Francophiles Anonymous Facebook page and had the pleasure of meeting her in Paris. Goni recently completed a cooking course...
A Journey in the Footsteps of French Hypochondria – Interesting Pharmacies in Paris
The pharmacies in Paris also have interesting stories to tell (if you just listen). Join me on a journey and discover the oldest pharmacy in Paris...
Shashi Keshet recommends: My favorite places in Paris
As the poet says: “Behind every wonderful corner in Paris lies an even more wonderful corner”… And I can’t think of Paris without…
Recommended places in Paris – the ten attractions not to be missed
Millions of people from all over the world consume what Paris has to offer. It is the center of the world and cannot be escaped or bypassed....
Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir: A trip to Paris in the footsteps of two philosophers
Jean Paul Sartre (1905-1980) and Simone de Beauvoir (1908-1986), the two most influential French intellectuals of...
Ernest Hemingway's Paris itinerary
Ernest Hemingway (1899-1961) is known among Francophiles for his book "A Traveling Feast," in which he published in vivid colors and with endless love his experience of his stay...
Recommended patisseries in Paris – Hugo and Victor
Hugo and Victor are childhood friends who grew up together in the South of France. A few years ago, the two began dreaming of a culinary venture that would bring them together...
Recommended boulangerie in Paris – Foie gras
The Poulain family has been in the baking business since 1932, when Pierre Poulain created bread based on stone-ground flour, natural fermentation, and an oven...
Recommended wine bar in Paris – Chez Georges
Quite a few people, with whom I speak, claim that Parisians are not nice in general and anti-Semitic/anti-Israeli in particular. I don't...
Fürstenberg Square, the romantic square in the city of lights
Paris is undoubtedly the most romantic city in the world and is filled with quite a few squares, bridges, and small streets, which seem to have been created for...
The Latin Quarter in Paris – A walking tour along Boulevard Saint-Germain
The Latin Quarter itinerary is a direct continuation of another itinerary in Paris, which deals with the Ile de la Cité and the Ile Saint-Germain...
Le Procope – the oldest cafe in Paris
Like the croissant and the baguette, coffee is not French, but like them, it has become one of the symbols of Frenchness. We read about coffee for the first time...