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From there you can then walk down Rue Tholozé, which is a super cute Parisian street, and keep walking all the way until...
26/09/2022

From there you can then walk down Rue Tholozé, which is a super cute Parisian street, and keep walking all the way until you get to Café des Deux Moulins, which is the cafe where Amélie worked in the film, Amélie. Walk down to Blanche station (and have a quick photo outside the Moulin Rouge), and get the Metro to Charles de Gaulle – Etoile, which is where the Arc de Triomphe is!

After visiting the museum you can then walk down to see the famous pink restaurant, La Maison Rose. From there you can t...
26/09/2022

After visiting the museum you can then walk down to see the famous pink restaurant, La Maison Rose. From there you can then walk down Rue des Saules and down the back roads towards Le Moulin de la Galette, which is a famous Parisian restaurant in an old mill.

12:30 – Wander around Montmatre & Visit Musée de MontmartreAfter brunch, you’ll want to spend some time just wandering a...
26/09/2022

12:30 – Wander around Montmatre & Visit Musée de Montmartre
After brunch, you’ll want to spend some time just wandering around Montmatre. It’s such a beautiful part of Paris and just feels so Parisian, even if a liiittle touristy (perhaps an understatement). My favourite route from Hardware Société is up past the back of the Sacré-Cœur, and along Rue du Chevalier de la Barre, then round onto Rue Cortot. Stop off at the Musée de Montmartre if you enjoy visiting museums – it’s a really lovely little museum that won’t take too long to visit.

From here you should walk up to the Pont Alexandre III Bridge, which is a beautifully ornate, late 19th-century arched b...
22/09/2022

From here you should walk up to the Pont Alexandre III Bridge, which is a beautifully ornate, late 19th-century arched bridge in a Beaux Arts style. Keep walking up the Port de la Concorde to the Place de la Concorde.

When you get to the roundabout at the far end of the road (the opposite end to the Arc de Triomphe), make a right-turn o...
22/09/2022

When you get to the roundabout at the far end of the road (the opposite end to the Arc de Triomphe), make a right-turn onto Avenue Franklin Delano Roosevelt, and keep walking until you get to the river! This guide is going to involve a lot of ‘Flâneuring’, which is the French art of strolling and observing.

15:00 – Pont Alexandre III Bridge & Eiffel Tower
You’ll end up at the Pont des Invalides bridge, and here you’ll see the Eiffel Tower over the River Seine! This is actually my favourite view of the Eiffel Tower – I much prefer it to the more close-up views. It’s just such an iconic Parisian image to see the Eiffel Tower across the river.

14:00 – Champs-ÉlyséesThe Champs-Élysées is one of the most famous streets in the world, home to the Arc de Triomphe, an...
22/09/2022

14:00 – Champs-Élysées
The Champs-Élysées is one of the most famous streets in the world, home to the Arc de Triomphe, and a number of famous French shops such as the beautiful Guerlain store. There’s also a large Sephora! I love walking down it and just soaking up the atmosphere and doing a bit of shopping.

Perhaps the most celeb-beloved hotel in London, the building lives up to the hype: it’s a flouncy, fiery red-brick forme...
17/09/2022

Perhaps the most celeb-beloved hotel in London, the building lives up to the hype: it’s a flouncy, fiery red-brick former fire station between trendy Marylebone High Street and Baker Street. The 26 rooms go all-out with retro British glamor, super-luxe beds with custom-made sheets, working fireplaces, and heated bathroom floors, and all but two rooms have working gas fireplaces. The restaurant—usually booked up months in advance—holds back tables for hotel guests (order the crab-stuffed donuts with wasabi and chopped egg).

This is a Four Seasons, so you can expect seamless service and a lot of greige carpeting. However, this particular outpo...
17/09/2022

This is a Four Seasons, so you can expect seamless service and a lot of greige carpeting. However, this particular outpost is somewhat unique in that so many big names were tapped for its creation: floral designer Jeff Leatham, composer Brian Eno, architect Norman Foster, and chefs Jean-Georges Vongerichten and Greg Vernick. Their contributions along with expansive skyline views from every vantage point on the property and passionate, genuine service could make this the beginning of a transformation of Philadelphia's hotel scene.

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