Square René-Vivani with Église Saint-Julien-le-Pauvre in the background.  Taken through a dirty bus window, I'm pretty amazed it turned...

Cimetière des Chiens et Animaux Domestiques If you are an animal lover, put this on your list to do in Paris

I pressed that camera against the window just so I could bring you this artwork!  I love Paris!!!

I won't bore you again with tales of my trips to the dome of the Sacre Coeur , but here's the view from about half way up.  Being a...

Some doors in Paris just beg NOT to be repainted. This is one of them. 

If you've visited the Panthèon , or seen the movie Midnight in Paris, you will recognize this beautiful church. This gorgeous Sunday a...

I just needed my la Tour Eiffel fix for the weekend.  And you???

A delight, even in the dead of winter.   Patrick Allain Fleuriste is must see on the Î le Saint- Louis. 63 rue Saint-louis En L'ile  ...

On this cold and damp day in January, the green moss made Père Lachaise come alive. Cimetière Père Lachaise 16 Rue du Repos 75020 Paris ...

I will admit that I've never dined here but this charming, vine covered café in the heart of the Marais has been the subject of many of...

Last January, the day after we arrived, Peter, Mary and I were strolling down the little pedestrian street by Procope.  I noticed two ladies...

All Apple Stores are designed alike but the Apple Store Opéra , really is a step above don't you think?  They did a terrific job keepi...

Depuis 1824, first known as Cimetière du Sud.  Mary introduced me to this Paris cemetery.  I've been back several times.  If you'v...

One of Paris' more famous restaurants, Le Grand Colbert has certainly stood the test of time.  I've not dined here,  but after read...

  A visit to the Jardin des Plantes would not be complete with a trip through the amazing Museum national d'histoire naturelle .  Eva ...

What's dancing in the street on rue Mouffetard with out the obligatory French accordion?? Of course Christian Bassoul   is   the origin...

Managing the stairs from the second floor at Shakespeare & Company took longer than necessary due to the photo ops along the way.  I wo...

I'm pretty good at photographing Parisians on the sly, but Monsieur looked up just as I was taking this shot!  I'm afraid I interru...

The Call of Arms Musée Rodin 70 rue de Varenne 75007 Paris Metro: Varenne or Invalides

The American Cathedral in Paris welcomes visitors each Sunday by serving cookies and coffee in the back of the sanctuary following the ch...

  Merci , a wonderful shop in the Marais that donates a portion of their profits to charity has an ever changing wall with their extensive...

She had a notebook and pencil in hand. Who knows what she was thinking, but she was oblivious to those of us around her.

Reminds me of my college days when we climbed to the roof of the dorm to sunbathe! 

Peter takes me to the prestigious Bibliothèque Nationale de France Paris de Richelieu, and I become fixated on this beautiful old latch o...

One thing I've learned in Paris is to push doors and see what's behind. ( Merci Peter).  This day, I was wandering alone in the Mar...

One of the many things I love about Paris is how friends seem to gather in the parks, a bottle of wine and just talk. I found this group at...

Cimetière de Passy is a small cemetery and as I've said before,  I think I found more photographs there than any other cemetery I'...

I will confess to stalking the precious children in Paris. I'm shameless. Sometimes I even crop their siblings or parents out of the ph...

I will never tire of this view, and you?

Riding the ponies at Luxembourg Gardens was a very special time for my Eva and Davis.  The "pony man" was very kind.

When in Paris, our favorite flat is just steps from Boutique Michel Cuizel on rue Saint Honoré.  This morning, Mary and I stepped inside s...