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Welcome

Welcome to PiPaParis, our blog filled with fun tips for a weekend away in Paris! After having worked on the blog for a couple of months (time flies!), we’re so happy that we can finally go live and...

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Jardin du Luxembourg

To escape the hectic buzz of the city nothing is better than to take a walk in the park. And Jardin du Luxembourg is the perfect place to do so. It’s conveniently located several blocks from Boulevard...

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Musée d’Orsay

Paris is art and art is Paris. Most probably the first thing that pops up in people’s minds is the Louvre and inseparably the Mona Lisa. Although I must admit that the world’s most visited museum has...

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Musée de l’Orangerie

Most famous for being the permanent home to Claude Monet’s masterpieces Les Nymphéas (Water Lilies), Musée de l’Orangerie holds a beautiful collection of impressionist and post-impressionist artworks...

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Paris 1900

This spring/summer there is an exposition called Paris 1900, The City of entertainment at the Petit Palais. It is a hommage to the Belle Époque and an invitation to the public to relive the splendour...

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Paris Plages

Finally summertime! But what to do when it is too hot to shop or to visit a museum? To the beach! Oui, Paris has its own beach along the Seine called Paris Plages. Between 19 July and 17 August, the...

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Autumn Expositions

As the summer has ended and the autumn is knocking on the door, we decided to write a post on which museum to visit when it is raining this fall and winter. Of course there are the incredible permanent...

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