The Latin Quarter is known for its niche bookstores, quirky boutiques, intimate bistros and cafés. Maze-like side streets are narrow and crowded. Home to a number of oldest universities in the world, its lively and romantic…

Jardin du Luxembourg maybe lively and charming, but what surprised us was how so many people could sit around the pond in a weekday afternoon. French really know how to enjoy their lives! Well, maybe it’s…

In a beautiful day of autumn, whether overlooking from the top of Notre Dame or cruising on the river boat, you will fall in love with the Seine.

After several sunny and warm days, a cloudy Paris allowed us to taste a different kind of romance of the city. Our focus of the city tour also shifted from the left bank to the right.

With the darkened sky and chilly wind, Paris suddenly felt like early winter. The rain finally came, those sculptures and fine buildings seemed gleaming more delicately and brightly in the rain.

With the peaceful Sacré-Coeur on the top of the height and winding alleys that still retain village-like style, just walking around Montmartre is a treat.

Since it was built as a Fortress in the Medieval period, to the grand renovation in the Renaissance, to its opening to the public at the end of the 18th century, to today becoming the most…

Although OpenStack had a full-day schedule, I still made some time to visit the new building of Louis Vuitton Foundation in the morning and The Palais de Chaillot in the afternoon.

Place des Vosges is one of the oldest and finest squares in Paris. Overlook the red bricks and dark tiles in warm and splendid colors painted by the late afternoon sun, one can’t help being sentimental…