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Paris architecture
Paris is known for having beautifully preserved architecture, with superb stone monuments and wide boulevards. Paris is also one of...
at the Cité de l’Architecture until 9th March 2015
Two great-looking exhibitions have just started at the Paris architecture museum, la Cité de l'architecture et du patrimoine. Viollet-le-Duc, the visions...
With art deco interior design decided for our new hotel, it's only normal that we be interested in all things...
Situated at Pierrefitte in the suburbs of Paris (the métro leaves you 2 minutes away), the new Archives Nationales building...
Less well known than Baltard or Haussmann, Henri Labrouste nevertheless left behind him some amazing buildings, most importantly the Sainte-Geneviève...
Best known for the much regretted iron and glass buildings of Les Halles that were ripped down in the 1970s,...
Gosh! How can we explain how much we love this event? It's a once-yearly chance to see places that are...
OK, we admit it - you don't often see us in the 16th arrondissement, perhaps because it's very residential and...
Our stand is coming along well, so during a break we decided to go off exploring. The secret staircase was...
Photographer Robert Doisneau loved Paris' covered passages, saying "Have you ever been seen the covered passages in December? There's a...