Rambler in Paris: Buildings and Grounds
PHeymont shares some more views collected while wandering Paris, this time focusing on structures and perspectives.
PHeymont shares some more views collected while wandering Paris, this time focusing on structures and perspectives.
A new attraction offers visitors a chance to (virtually) fly solo in the skies over Paris.
An hour or so on one of the many Seine tour boats gives you a different view of Paris, and the details are a bit different each time you take the trip.
Gumbo was visiting one of Europe's best known landmarks. Commissioned by Napoleon but completed after his death, it offers some of the finest views of Paris.
It's fresh paint time again for the iconic tower, and Paris may choose to change the color...again
With the nude as a common subject in painting and sculpture, perhaps it's 'only natural' for Paris nudists to arrange a nude museum visit.
As part of Pres. Macron's drive to turn public assets into investment capital, France prepares to sell its share of the company operating Paris airports.
PHeymont takes a new look at, on and from a familiar place: The Eiffel Tower.
The bridges of Paris are decorated with a variety of sculpture and symbols, but some are easy to miss if you're not looking closely.
With last week's flood receding, experts warn that Paris will not always be able to dodge the bullet of a 100-year-flood.
Paris's Pont d'Iena, seen from below.
The Seine continues to rise, stopping trains and traffic. Museums and stores are scrambling to clear threatened storage areas.
Unique (and sometimes controversial) sculptures mark the two main entrances of the Gare Saint-Lazare in Paris.
PHeymont continues his exploration of Paris's largest and most famous cemeteries.
PHeymont is often fascinated by a city's public clocks, and Paris has many, both old and new. Here's a selection from his recent trip.