They are both budget-friendly and nature friendly tours. That's why it's ecological and economic. They are organized as public transportation, cycling and walking tours as much as possible.
Our aim isn't to consume popular destinations with a voracious and hasty appetite. Instead, it's to capture and share the tiny, minuscule stories that fill the space we occupy in the universe, to walk along narrow paths, and to discover hidden side streets. These paths are far from the bustling crowds; they're narrow, allowing only a single person to pass at a time. And in the end, they may conclude in a dead end. But rather than being saddened, we value the opportunity to sit at the end of that dead-end street, take a break, daydream, and gaze at the infinite sky. We're advocates of not just focusing on benefit and outcome, but also on the process and pleasure.
That blog posts are more about giving travelers specific itineraries to follow and sharing the attractions that can be seen along those routes
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It consists of writing about landscapes, monuments, architectural elements and cities created by nature and human beings
It consists of articles where we share with you the different flavors we have tried from different world cuisines and the bars and restaurants where we have tried
It consists of a kind of biographical writings in which we address important personalities in history or in the collective consciousness of humanity. These personalities can be real or fictive such as mythical, fairy tale, legend etc
In the art-woven streets of Paris unfolds an exploratory route that spans from the birth of modernism to today’s unbridled contemporary masterpieces… This tour, which unites the bohemian spirit of Montmartre with the avant-garde galleries of the Marais, not only traces the imprints of the Impressionists and Cubists but also turns its focus to the stories left in the shadows of art’s “official” history. And the unique surprise awaiting you—a revelation found nowhere else—will render you a living witness to the very Parisian narrative of modern art that this journey seeks to tell. At 59 Rivoli, a building occupied in 1999 by anarchist and alternative artists, we will visit the workshop-houses of two artists offering you the rare opportunity to immerse yourself in their daily lives and art, and to share an intimate, convivial conversation over a glass of wine.
How about discovering this unique story of Montmartre intertwined with art together !
In the heart of Paris, where history and culture intertwine, we offer not just a tour, but a journey through time in the Latin Quarter. With its narrow streets, historic buildings, and intellectual heritage, this neighborhood is not just a place to see, but an experience to live. In the shadow of the Sorbonne, you'll follow in the footsteps of Hemingway, Simone de Beauvoir, and Jean-Paul Sartre, while simultaneously feeling the pulse of contemporary Paris.
This tour is designed for those who want to experience Paris not only through its iconic landmarks but also through the human stories hidden in its streets. Over three days, this journey, which stretches from the shimmering curves of the Seine to the art-filled hills of Montmartre, will allow you to discover the contradictions and dialogues accumulated in the city's stones. From the rebirth of Notre Dame to the broad boulevards of Haussmann, to the laborers behind the bourgeois workshops, you are invited to understand Paris beyond the "romantic" clichés as you navigate a labyrinth where history, art, and society intertwine.
