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09.09.26
From the intimate salons of the Enlightenment to the legendary cafés of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, literature has forever shaped the Parisian art of living. Read more - The Written Word Elevated by Interior Design
30.07.26
Paris is an immense, open-air novel where every neighborhood, square, and monument awakens the memory of the greatest characters in French literature. Read more - IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF PARISIAN NOVELS: BETWEEN FICTION AND HISTORY AT THE HEART OF LE TOURVILLE
07.07.26
For over a century, two Parisian institutions have faced each other on Boulevard Saint-Germain. Between Café de Flore and Les Deux Magots, the hearts of literature enthusiasts waver. Read more - Café de Flore or Les Deux Magots? The Eternal Literary Debate
01.04.26
Every year the Poets' Spring resonates through the streets of the capital like an invitation to rediscover the pens that shaped the soul of the City of Light. Read more - The Poets' Spring and the eternal legacy of Victor Hugo in Paris
