
My Paris

Brasserie Le Bourbon
In the summer outside and have the seasonal specials at Brasserie Le Bourbon.


Patisserie Gosselin
Pistachio eclairs and the best take-away Croque Monsieur at Patisserie Gosselin.
Sadaharu Aoki
All the fusion flavours of macaroons and chocolates at Sadaharu Aoki.

Ecliar De Genie
Every Eclair one could imagine at Ecliar De Genie.


Jacques Gerin
Chocolates and Candies to die for not to mention cakes and tea at the beautiful Jacques Gerin store.
The Hotel Crillon
The best people watching in town and Croque Monsiuer at The Hotel Crillon.


Le Castiglione
Truffle Risotto and watch the fashion pack at Le Castiglione.


Bon Marche
Stop over at Bon Marche for all the wonderful fashion goods your heart could want.
E.Dehillerin
Find every cooking utensil and implement you never knew about at the Parisian institution that is E.Dehillerin.


Cosmos
On a budget chic unbranded clothes that mimic all the key trends and some classics at Cosmos.

Herve Gambs
The most luxurious floral decorations and fragrance at Herve Gambs.
Cire Trudon
Scented candles that are billionaire worthy at Cire Trudon.


Marie Mercie
The most chic Parisian head toppers at Marie Mercie, the milliner with a surrealist sense of humour.

Goyard
For the original monogramed bag try Goyard.
Isabel Marant
Create that truly parisian outfit at Isabel Marant.



The Hotel Crillon
In pure luxury and Marie Antoinette opulence at The Hotel Crillon.
Hotel Bellechasse
Crazy wallpaper and colours at Hotel Bellechasse.


Hotel Therese
On a simple but chic budget at Hotel Therese.
Hotel Coste
In the land of darkness and Parisian brand cool at Hotel Coste (well worth meal in the courtyard in the summer and a decadent drink in the bar in Winter).


Obviously there are loads of amazing museums and galleries to see in Paris these are just my personal favs…
Versailles & Petit Trianon
A trip to Versailles and more importantly Petit Trianon, the miniature rural village Marie Antoinette had built to play shepherdess with her children in. Each chickens egg was removed in the morning, washed and replaced so the royal children could play in pure country perfection.


Deyrolle
A trip to the 1920’s as seen by Woody Allen at the famous taxidermy Deyrolle. It’s a Parisian institution and as much of a museum as a shop. Often used as a movie set, as in Midnight in Paris for a Surrealist wedding.
Musee d'Orsay
Musee d’Orsay for the architecture as much as the art. I would recommend that you do this in the morning before heading o the train to Versailles from just outside.


The Louvre
The Louvre. The one stop shop for culture. However be prepared to spend at least a whole day. Its massive and involves extensive walking, I advise you research the specific pieces you want to see so you dont get lost wandering around Gothic icons wondering what happened to Mona Lisa!