France

Little girl in front of the Eiffel Tower during a our Paris Family Tour. Planning a trip to Paris with kids is can feel like a commotion without a solid plan. That’s why your feelings might change while trying to navigate the Louvre with a tired toddler. Instead of following the crowds, the secret to...Read More

Marie from My Private Paris with a Monet painting in Montmartre. Paris is more than a city; it is a living gallery shaped by the hands of geniuses who redefined how we see the world. From the light-drenched gardens of Giverny to the hidden studios of Montmartre, the legacy of famous artists french to this...Read More

Stepping into a Carette Cafe in Paris feels like finding the heart of 1927, the year Jean Carette first opened his doors to the public. This tea room remains a staple for those who appreciate the fine art of French pastry and the elegance of a bygone era. It offers the slower, intentional pace of...Read More

Choosing where to stay in Paris shapes your entire trip. The right neighborhood saves time, so each day feels easier, from your first coffee in the morning to a relaxed walk along the Seine in the evening. Paris is easy to get around, but location still matters. A well chosen area lets you walk to...Read More

My Private Paris Guides in front of the Arc de Triomphe. Planning your first visit can feel overwhelming, but this Paris travel guide gives you a clear way to organize your trip, focus on what matters most, and move through the city at a comfortable pace, so you can enjoy each moment without rushing from...Read More

Easter in Paris is a lovely time to visit, but the city doesn’t run as usual. Expect holiday closures, quieter streets, and adjusted schedules throughout the weekend. Many shops and services close on Sunday and Monday, so it’s important to plan ahead. Book key attractions, restaurants, and activities in advance to fully enjoy your stay....Read More