On April 18, the Louxor Theater reopened its doors after 3 years of renovation. Built during the 20s by the architect Henri Zipcy and the ceramist Amedee Tiberti, the theater quickly became busy. Turned into a nightclub in 1983, it was abandoned in 1987. It is only in 2003 that the city of Paris bought […]
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- June 21, 2013
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Monsieur Bleu is the new dandy of Parisian nights. The brand new restaurant of the Palais de Tokyo is fully booked for dinner. With its very Art-Deco setting imagined by the designer Joseph Dirand, Monsieur Bleu attracts as well thanks to its elegant setting as to its top quality French cuisine. Comfortably sitting on a […]
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- June 19, 2013
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Open since 1957, this big garden of 8,7 hectares of the 15th district is a nice tribute to the famous French singer Georges Brassens (1921 – 1981) who lived nearby, at 42 rue Santos-Dumont. This uneven landscape was built in place of a former slaughterhouse. A garden hiding numerous secrets… You can walk on the […]
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- June 17, 2013
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Calm and away from the city’s noises, you might enjoy this little garden inspired of the middle age situated in the Marais. Still kept secret from the public, the Park of the Clos des Blancs-Manteaux, on top of being a place dedicated to Lady Diana’s memory is a yard where it is possible to participate […]
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- June 14, 2013
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In the heart of Paris’s Flower Park in the famous Vincennes Wood, is a resource center about species and natural environments diversity. The goal of the House Paris-Nature is to make people more sensitive to the wealth of life in the city, and this way to implicate the visitors into fauna and flora maintaining. In […]
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Who did not fall for the fresh cosmetics, hand made with vegetables and organic fruits by Lush? If as we do you like an organic beauty, you will love the brand new institute which everyone talks about in Paris… Situated in the heart of the Marais, Lush’s Spa looks like a comfy English cottage, where […]
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- June 10, 2013
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Most of us tend to believe that being ecologist is a constraint in our daily lives. However, Japanese designers Kyohu Song and Boa Oh found a way to combine business with pleasures thanks to this solar plug. “We tried to conceive a portable plug so that users can intuitively use it, without any particular training”, […]
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- June 07, 2013
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If you are looking for a typical bistro of the Thirties, rush for the Beaujolais of Auteuil. Entirely brought up to date by architect Gilles Guillot, it keeps this spirit of yesteryear with its woodworks, its sheens and its old mirrors. We discover there an authentic but refined cuisine, cooked by Chef Yvan Sternat. Let […]
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- June 05, 2013
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Today, buying is influenced by multiple reflections. Consumers want to buy what is good and sane for their health and for the environment. There comes Noteo, an application rating 45,000 products according to four requirements: health, environment, social and budget. A global ranking out of ten is then given, thus helping the consumer while shopping […]
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- June 03, 2013
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Yes, beautiful days are coming and you only have two months left before you wear your swimsuit to bask in the sun! So it is now more than never the moment to take care of your body. For this, you won’t find a better deal than Detox Delight, which offers a large range of healthy […]
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