Wedding dress designers in Paris
Magical, charming, poetic and surprising, Paris is probably the most romantic city in the world!
Magical, charming, poetic and surprising, Paris is probably the most romantic city in the world!
From the most traditional to the trendier, cooler and more festive neighborhoods, Paris has everything on offer to make your stay a fantastic one.
The start of the year will see the arrival of “Très Fashion” in Paris with four international exhibitions presenting ready-to-wear accessories and decorations.
This major event bringing together art professionals will take place in Paris between the 22nd-25th of January 2016.
Rather than buying a miniature Eiffel Tower, buy the things Parisians actually use on a daily basis and take a bit of Paris life back to your friends and family for presents that they’ll love.
A traditional Parisian apartment is easily distinguished by the height of its ceilings, its wooden floors, its plaster moldings, its fireplace and stone façade. They can also be known for having a fashionable interior design and modern configuration. The kitchen can be open-plan, adjoined to the living room and fireplace, vamped-up with a glossy paint finish or be decorated in a colorful, eclectic way – not exactly what you’d expect from a typical Parisian apartment.
Is your fridge empty and your freezer full of unappetizing ready-meals? Haven’t got the time or don’t fancy cooking? Got a last-minute dinner guest? Keep yourself warm and cozy and enjoy your favorite foods without having to go anywhere!
Enjoying good wine is an essential part of the Parisian experience. But how can you find good wine in Paris, if you don’t know anything about it? It can all seem a bit daunting when you are a long way from home and without any help. To try different wines, gather information and find some hidden gems, you’ll have to think outside the box and move away from the traditional wine trade.
August 15th, also called “Assumption Day”, is a public holiday in France. Many (but not all) of the shops are closed. In 2015, the 15th of August falls on a Saturday. Is this a big problem? Not necessarily, if you are aware of what is open and what is closed. So, what is open on August 15th?
Paris is a beautiful city full of architectural and historical sites… and many Parisian squares are part of it’s cultural heritage!
The city of Paris, or the City of Light for those in the know, overflows with wonderful places and each is more beautiful than the last. You will find nearly 500 different places in Paris! Among these many Parisian places, you’ll find below Lodgis’ selection of the 5 places in Paris you should absolutely visit. You can’t miss these 5 places because they are well-known, both to Parisians and foreigners. Come and see for yourself, they are really worth seeing!
Once upon a time in Paris: go for a stroll in the Latin Quarter (Quartier Latin)…
Do you feel like discovering Paris, but chowing down on some top-quality gourmet food at the same time! Make the most of your evening with these guided tours around Paris that also provides a culinary tour around France, with plenty and plenty of wonderful food!
A new application developed by a French administration to help French people communicate with tourists
Did you know that you could ride a hot-air balloon in Paris? You just need to hop into the Generali balloon, the famous giant hot-air balloon of Paris (the largest hot-air balloon in the world). If you would like to know more about it, Lodgis is here to explain it all!
What can you do on a budget in Paris once the sales are over? Enjoy the events at the 26th annual Paris Quartier d’été festival. It’s an international festival that enables you to enjoy musical and traditional shows.
Fancy exploring Paris in a far more interesting way than by metro or by bus? Then why not try the boat! This article will tell you more about this unusual mode of transport around Paris. Are you dreaming of standing up on the deck shouting “I’m the king of the world!” with your hair blowing in the wind and the stunning city of Paris in the background ? Or do you simply just want to see another side of Paris ? Well, this is the article for you! Here are two Parisian boats that will take you along the river Seine.