Brioches, croissants, Saint Honoré gâteaux … there are hundreds of recipes for French pastries bursting with butter, cream, chocolate, sugar and all the other things we’re not supposed to eat. But if you’ve already started reading this post, I doubt this is one of your worries.
Travelling to Paris for Work? Feel Right at Home!
Rent one of our monthly apartments If you’re planning a trip to Paris for business, you’ll be pleased to know that Friendly Rentals has a range of monthly apartments, so…
Earn Money While You’re on Holiday!
If your main residence is in Paris and you’re planning on going on holiday, you can legally rent it out for up to 4 months a year to make the most of it while you’re away. We can help you rent it out quickly and easily. Make the most of the holiday season to rent out your property and put it to work while you’re away.
Visiting Cemeteries in Paris
Discover its most famous tombs In addition to the famous Panthéon, Paris also has four world-famous cemeteries built in the early 19th-century: Montmartre in the north, Père-Lachaise in the east,…
The Definitive Guide to Montmartre
Moulin Rouge, Amélie, La Vie en rose… Probably no other neighbourhood in Paris has been the setting for (and star of) so many films as Montmartre. It has appeared on the big screen so often that you might be mistaken for thinking it was merely a set for tourists to stroll through. But no, Montmartre is a charming, atmospheric real-life neighbourhood full of history.
Practical guide to visiting the Louvre in Paris
The Louvre in Paris is the most visited museum in the world: almost 9.5 million people pass through its doors every year. It is also one of those museums that bowl you over through its sheer size. In case you were wondering: yes, it’s impossible to see it all in one day.
Paris enjoys a cultural revival
Paris is enjoying quite a cultural revival at the moment. A brand new attraction is about to open to the public for the first time at the end of October.
Make the most of just 3 days in Paris
Three days might not seem like long to make the most of Paris but you’ll be surprised at just how much you can fit in. You won’t want to spend each day hurtling round the city on metro trains and buses, especially if you have children with you, so it is good to plan routes that can be walked quite comfortably.
Show off your knowledge with these Disneyland Paris facts for kids
Disneyland Paris has come a long way since its opening day on 12 April 1992 and after a shaky start is now recognised as the top tourist attraction in Europe.
Where to take your family with just three days in Paris
Here is a list of the top things to do during 3 days in Paris with children.