As summer is fast approaching, the weather has been really nice lately in Paris. The sun is shining, temperatures are fairly high and people are looking for terraces where to chill out while having something to drink or to eat.
The Hotel de Noailles would be happy to welcome you in its cute patio. There is no doubt you will enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of the place. The fact that it is interior and the wonderful plants will make you forget about the stress of big cities. If you don’t trust us, come and try it!
Have breakfast between 7 am to 11 am or take a drink (soft or alcohol, hot or chilled, that’s up to you!) served by our devoted staff. You could even order some exquisite sushis if you feel hungry… The tranquillity of the place will do the rest. See you soon at the patio of the Hotel de Noailles!
Everybody agrees on that: Paris is a wonderful city. That is the reason why millions of tourists take so many pictures of the city every year, just to bring a piece of it back to their country. Taking nice pictures is far more difficult and the difference between what we actually see and the final result we get on the photograph is quite often disappointing.
Located closed to Place de la Bourse, a few minutes walking distance from the Hotel de Noailles, the restaurant "Le Versance" welcomes you in a elegant and warm place with a sophisticated cooking for business occasions or between friends.
The British landscapist J.M.W. Turner (1775-1851) was highly unusual in that he responded to the works of the old Masters and his contemporaries throughout his lengthy career. Driven by a powerful ambition, he broadened his fields of investigation: topographic watercolours, seascapes, classical landscapes, fantastic landscapes, genre scenes and history paintings.
Special edition from the 24th March to 8th May at the Galeries Lafayette !
“Edvard Munch or the Anti-Scream” is a retrospective of Edvard Munch's work (around one hundred paintings and sketches) , the pioneering Expressionist painter best known for his celebrated painting “The Scream”.
Reminiscent of the “legendary” macaroons in their elegant powder pastel boxes, this work of art will come set in a gift chest and wrapped in tissue paper.
Christian Boltanski, one of the key figures of French contemporary art, born in 1944, developped an international career in the 70s that has placed him in the ranks of the world’s leading contemporary artists. Individual memory and the passage of time are recurring themes in the work of Christian Boltanski, who has devised “Personnes” especially for the Monumenta exhibition at the Grand Palais. In this installation combining visual impact and sound, he tackles the question of destiny and the ineluctability of death.
For its third season, the Pinacothèque de Paris, in association with Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, will present one of the most interesting periods in art history : the Dutch 17th century.
The Opera Garnier was chosen by the Galeries Lafayette department store, as the ideal location, to offer an innovative shopping space around culture, art, dance. A concept which changes from the traditional museum boutique !
Chocolates, macaroons and shoes...Soon, the Galeries Lafayette shoppers will be able to reconcile those three "addictions" together in the same place. Pierre Hermé will be, from saturday 24th october, in the heart of this new space (6 000 m2) dedicated to the shoe. The famous pastry chef, who has already declined many department stores offers, has been seduced by the idea of mixing greed and pleasure shopping
A beautiful location ideally located in the heart of the Museum of Decorative Arts, with an amazing view of Louvre's Carrousel gardens, the Tuileries, Eiffel Tower and with a large terrace for the sunny days.
Paris in summer is great for families. Festivals galore offer special events, workshops, games and shows, in the capitals parks and gardens.
Music has the reputation for calming the spirit, and so you would expect it to have an even greater effect when played outdoors in parks and gardens. This is the idea of the summer season of music festivals in Paris, which feature music from all around the world.
Not to be forgotten amongst the plethora of summer festivals are the outdoor big-screen cinema evenings offered
with two major festivals.
Let one of the chefs at the Ecole de Cuisine Alain Ducasse in Paris teach you the difference while they lead you by the hand to the market and show you what is the best produce that day, before you return to the kitchen to cook it. “One of the important points about some of our courses is that you can honestly be completely useless in the kitchen,” says Emanuelle Perrier, director of public relations for the new cooking school, which opens on Monday, “and still come here and have a good time with us.”
For twenty years, Christophe Saincristau has helped his friends in terms of decoration, fashion, and gastronomy shopping.
Celebrate the Aerospace Centenary on 19, 20 and 21 June 2009 !