image: www.museemusings.com Real Talk - I don't know why it took me so long to truly appreciate the Rodin Museum - I don't think I fell in love with sculpture as art until viewing some of Michelangelo's great works (le sigh!) This Parisian space showcases many of the masterpieces of Auguste Rodin, one of history's best-known sculptors. Let's take a P'Niche peek to learn more... image: https://www.lamourdeparis.com/ The Rodin Museum was founded in 1916, shortly after the dea

We're still exploring Montmartre this week, finding ourselves turning off both Place du Tertre and la rue de l'Abreuvoir , just in front of the Musée de Montmartre. This petit museum, located in a historic building, which was once home to several renowned artists, offers visitors a unique glimpse into the bohemian lifestyle that thrived here during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Let's take a P'Niche peek to learn more... image: en.wikipedia.org Considered a new kid

I know I'm preaching to the P'Niche choir when I say that it seems everywhere you turn in Paris, you find a unique and special treasure. ...

image: Tomek Nacho When you think of a spectrum of tulips, it's likely that Paris is not your first thought - with your mind meandering...

image: en.wikipedia.org While we are still in out "Monet State of Mind," after visits to Giverny and the Musée Marmottan Monet let's take...

image: https://www.marmottan.fr/en/ It's been a few years since I had the pleasure to walk le Musée Marmottan Monet, but since we were...

image: Janet Davis Spring has sprung (at last!) and that means that Monet's home and gardens are officially in season and open for a...

image: https://bookstr.com We haven't touched on many authors on this blog aside from Alexandre Dumas (my top fave!) and his gorgeous...

image: britannica.com When you hear the name Madame Tussaud, you likely think of the very popular London wax museum (founded by the a...

image: tripadvisor.com/ぱりお I was just lucky enough to spend "a trinity" of big events in Paris - my 50th birthday, Christmas, and New...

When I was lucky enough to be living in Paris, I regularly passed by so many architectural wonders - le Tour Saint Jean-sans-Peur , the...

We're getting ready to have a wonderful Fête Nationale, what we in the States often incorrectly call Bastille Day. Each year, we...

Just when you thought Paris and France could not get any more culturally important, they decided to up their "cool factor" by creating...

Paris is truly an infinite world to explore, especially when you take the time to play the flâneur / flâneuse. It's how P'Niche herself...

Now that the dancing has come to an end at the Annual Versailles Masked Ball, and we've strolled through time in Versailles and Louis...

One of P'Niche's favorite things is discovering (and sharing) little gems hiding in plain sight. Let's take a P'Niche peek at one tiny...

We've recently discussed P'Niche's favorite French author, the late and great Alexandre Dumas. Recently, we were lucky enough to take a...

For Bob: My swashbuckling dear friend, and bestest supporter...merci pour tout! One of the highest rated books of the Parisian Niche book...