Musee d'Orsay was the first place we toured in Paris and frankly I wasn't prepared for the immensity of the collection. Stumbling over the French signage, I led my friend…Read More
We had been to the Louvre on a previous visit to Paris, but no one visit will allow you to see everything so we made a return visit.A good tip, go into the museum through…Read More
Bought tickets online from their official website, had the wrong date on the tickets, asked them if they could change the date to the day after, they refused to change the…Read More
Estate, where today stands the castle Chenonceau, belonged to the 1243 family DeMarco, a native of Auvergne. Their property has been and still is a fortress surrounded by…Read More
Further away from the Louvre embankment, the Seine becomes instantly wider as it bends southwards. It then branches out into two huge waterways, characterized by a number…Read More
Mont Saint Michel can easily remind you of the castle from a fairy tale. At first glance, it is impossible not to fall in love. Just a little distant, but majestic,…Read More
The Metro took us within 3 blocks of the Musee Rodin. Before it opened we marveled at the nearby Dome Church and Napolean's tomb. Rodin's home and studio Hotel Biron, was…Read More
Don't miss it it is one of the most important museums that Paris has to show you andit is found in the heart of the city. It is the museum of medieval and you are going to…Read More
After a tour of the over indulgence that is Versaille, we took a lovely drive through the rolling hills of the countryside to Giverny and the home and gardens of Claude…Read More
Cathedrale Notre-Dame de Rouen is one of the most magnificent cathedrals in all of Europe, perhaps the world. The stained glass is spectacular in detail and color, and…Read More