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We’re not 100% sure the folks in Amazon Fashion have read the new Blue Guide Paris from cover to cover … but they clearly know a good-looking guide book when they see one:
“Paris shaped Napoleon as much as Napoleon transformed Paris: during the Revolution Napoleon realised that public opinion could be manipulated and that power was to be seized in the capital.” The excellent (though often crowded, this is a small museum beloved by Parisians) Musée Carnavalet dedicated to the history of…
Top Paris food critic, Meg Zimbeck of parisbymouth.com, spent €7,000 of her own money to bring you uncompromised reviews of EVERY Michelin 3-starred restaurant in Paris, world centre of haute cuisine. And not only the nine 3-stars but also five 2-stars and one not yet rated. Read the Special Report…
The City of Light boasts a huge variety of art collections from small and intimate to one of the most celebrated museums in the world, the Louvre. One of the gastronomic capitals of the world, Paris can only be understood if approached through its history and culture. View the book’s…
Mountains, rivers, rolling hills, pine forests and the Atlantic coast provide a spectacular range of food and drink, while its cultural inheritance is equally wide-ranging; prehistoric caves, Romanesque pilgrimage churches, 18th-century chateaux and cityscapes, eclectic seaside architecture and rich art collections. View the book’s contents, index and some sample pages,…
