The Coulée Verte – a gem you shouldn’t miss!
Updated on 8th of April 2022 by Lena Coulée Verte – the high line in Paris The Coulée Verte is one of the projects to improve the quality of life and recreation in the urban environment of Paris. If you’ve been to…
Vanves Flea Market – Explore Paris’ South
This article about the Vanves Flea Market got last updated on 6th May 2022 by Lena It’s probable that you’ve never heard a word of the Porte de Vanves flea market. It’s not the world-famous antique market Puces de St.Ouen that you find…
Paris hidden gems: 80+ well kept secrets you shouldn’t miss
Last update by Lena on 8th of April →Click here to join the Salut from Paris Facebook group! Paris is a city of monumental architecture and imposing buildings. But also a city with hidden gems and secret attractions just as numerous as…
climb down the past (literally) – The Museum of the Liberation of Paris
The Musée de la Libération de Paris – Musée du Général Leclerc – Musée Jean Moulin. The museum with the oddly long name got inaugurated only in August 2019 and is one of the newest museums in Paris. Good to know: the admission is free!…
Why the Hotel Dieu is worth your attention
Hotel Dieu – a hidden gem in the very centre of Paris! Thousands of people are crossing the Île-de-la-Cité each day. Posing in front of the remains of the Notre Dame Cathedral, dropping a lucky coin on Paris’ point zero, or visiting the…
Free Museums in Paris
Free museums in Paris… hard to believe, isn’t it? But how would that sound if I’d tell you that you indeed could visit almost every museum in Paris for free? I know, right?! That would be awesome! And it’s actually no joke and neither…
Père Lachaise Cemetery – and why you should visit!
Chances are high that you think I’am a weirdo when suggesting to visit a cemetery on your vacation. But hear me out! Pére Lachaise is not only the biggest cemetery in the world but also the most visited! (See? I am not nuts!) 3.5…
Paris Plage – Summer in the City
If you’re spending summer in Paris, it can get hot. Very hot. Well.. we’re not in the south or anywhere near the tropics but temperatures beyond 30°Celsius aren’t rare. As Paris isn’t famous for it’s air condition, you’re boiling and sweating in transports, in…
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