‘Maison’ is French for ‘house’. But Maison de Victor Hugo in Paris is no simple dwelling. Found in the Place des Vosges - originally known as Place Royale - the sprawling apartments were home to the famed writer Victor Hugo between 1832 and 1848. Hugo fled from the revolution in his last year there.
Les Miserables [...]

When you think of Paris, you’re likely to imagine the wide avenues and the Arc de Triomphe de l’Etoile above them. The Arc de Triomphe is generally considered less artistic than its older cousin in Porte Saint-Denis. Nevertheless, it is now one of the most enduring and recognizable symbols of Paris, alongside the Eiffel Tower.
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La Ville Lumiere means ‘city of lights’ - a popular description of Paris. The French capital is a bustling city of culture and commerce and at night, it is indeed lit up like no other place - with all the flurry of a lively city.
There is something for everyone here in Paris, whether your passion [...]