We’re excited to announce that My Private Paris has won the 2024 TripAdvisor Travelers’ Choice Award, recognizing our commitment to exceptional travel experiences in Paris! Tripadvisor Travelers’ Choice Awards At My Private Paris, we pour our heart and soul into creating personalized Paris experiences that showcase the beauty and culture of the City of Light....Read More
As the Olympic flame was extinguished in Paris, signaling the end of the 2024 Games, we at My Private Paris are still buzzing with excitement. The Olympics filled Paris with vibrant energy. As a top Paris travel agency, we dove into this historic event, creating spectacular experiences for both our guests and our team. From...Read More
Emily in Paris Season 4 has landed on Netflix, captivating fans with Emily Cooper’s glamorous Parisian life. As you watch Emily navigate her world, you might dream of exploring Paris just like she does. Why just dream? Experience Paris firsthand with My Private Paris and join our exclusive “Emily in Paris Season 4 walking tour.”...Read More
Are you eagerly awaiting the arrival of the 2024 Olympics? With the excitement building up for this global sporting extravaganza, it’s time to dive into everything you need to know about the upcoming event. From the host city to the most anticipated sports, let’s explore what the 2024 Olympics have in store for athletes and...Read More
Why celebrate Bastille Day? French National Day, also called ” Bastille Day” on July 14th was declared a national holiday in 1880. Today, military parade on Champs-Élysées in front of the Arc De Triumph celebrates Bastille Day. Proceeding the parade is a huge firework show and outdoor music festival in front of the Eiffel Tower....Read More
Going out to dinner with young children can often be tricky, and especially so whilst traveling in a different country and culture. Dining, and meals in general, are considered sacred to the French. Some foreign visitors to Paris, especially Anglo-saxons, may find traditional French cafes and restaurants the polar opposite of kid-friendly. Unfortunately many restaurants...Read More
Most people think Paris is very old but did you know the face of the city of lights was mainly designed in the 1860s? Urban planner Haussmann’s aim was to modernise the capital, uniformed façades of buildings and brand-new green areas. The Grands Boulevards, Camille Pissarro In February 1897, Pissarro took up a room in...Read More
With school vacations and Spring Break approaching, spring and summer holidays are coming up! Traveling as a family, especially with young children, is always an adventure in more ways than one. If you are considering a trip to Paris for your upcoming vacation, rest assured that it is a family friendly destination. The easiest way...Read More
Unlike many other European cities, Paris did not suffer much destruction during the War. But here are some places of memories of WW2 in Paris. When the Nazis were marching to Paris, the city was declared an “open city” to avoid the destructions that occurred in Rotterdam, in the Netherlands or Warsaw in Poland. Starting...Read More
Paris is comprised of twenty different arrondissements, or administrative districts. Beginning in central Paris with the first arrondissement, which is the location of the Louvre, the Tuileries Gardens and the Palais Royal, the arrondissements spread out clockwise in a spiral. As you move further from the city center, the numbers of the districts get higher. The...Read More
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