Tag: eiffel tower

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The Eiffel Tower Ten Years Later

It’s been around ten years since I have gone UP the Eiffel Tower. I used to go frequently in my previous job at a study-abroad

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10 Things I Bet You Didn’t Know About the Eiffel Tower

You know I love the Eiffel Tower. What Paris expat doesn’t?!? So I thought it was about time I posted another article about this lovely

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A Very Sweet Suite @GHpalaisroyal

I returned with my Parisian pal Cédric to the Grand Hotel du Palais Royal recently, that gorgeous luxury hotel that is tucked away on a quiet

City of Paris Pretty! Romantic Terrace

Pretty Paris Pictures : An Eiffel Tower Sunset

My lovely readers, I am fresh out of inspiration for posts these days. I am blaming it on the 5 weeks, FIVE WEEKS! of having

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Fashion Photo Shoot in Paris

I was strolling by the Eiffel Tower and Trocadéro the other day, and saw this lovely little group of young American women, all primped up

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Pretty Paris Pictures : Night Seine

Again out on an evening stroll along the Seine, I once more found myself armed with my camera, and free to capture as many shots

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In Love With An Iron Lady

I have been in Paris for over 11 years now. Wow. It seems so long to me. And no matter how many times I go

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Own (a piece of) the Eiffel Tower

Paul Bedell of Korbella™ contacted me, and with one single sentence he had my full attention : “From our pieces of Paris to yours”. These

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Italian restaurant Il Sorrentino

A recent evening was spent at the Italian restaurant in Paris, Il Sorrentino. 4 rue de Montessuy 75007, Paris Fresh and authentic cuisine (complete with

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La fête Nationale – Bastille Day

This is how Parisians celebrate what Americans call Bastille day…Parade in the morning, most people watch it on tv, only the vigorous tourists go out