Favorite Blogs of Paris and its region
Check out the Favorite blogs for the Paris Ile-de-France holiday destination!
They talk about culture, fashion, shopping, food and nightlife, providing all sorts of hot ideas and new suggestions for organising your stays and week-ends in Paris and the region!
Favorite Paris guide blogs
www.bonjourparis.com
Bonjour Paris is the Guide to Paris and France from the top insiders in Paris. Join now and uncover all the hidden secrets most American tourists will NEVER discover about Paris. Click here for all the details >>
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www.parisdailyphoto.com
You love Paris? You have never been to Paris but you would like a sneak preview? Then come here every day and you will find a brand new picture, taken by one of its inhabitants: me!
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Eric Tenin, friendly Parisian (yes, it does exist!)
paristhroughmylens.blogspot.com
I am a former elementary school teacher, a full-time photographer, part-time painter, lover of all things French ( whose français is slowly improving), obsessive Paris traveler, enthusiastic art museum volunteer, grateful community volunteer, and grandmother to 5 delightful grandchildren.
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www.girlsguidetoparis.com
New York-based GirlsGuideToParis.com, an all-encompassing online city guide created in 2009, currently features and manages over 4,000 pages of fun ideas, services and insider-tips when shopping, dining, and visiting Paris – all tested and personally selected with care by founder Doni Belau and her team of locally-based editors.
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hipparis.com
Visiting Paris for the first time? Been here before and want to explore a new part of town? Live here and want tips for original things to do this weekend? Planning an upcoming trip, or simply a Francophile in need of a regular French fix? No matter who — or where — you are, HiP Paris is your online hub for everything that’s hot right now in the City of Light. See the blog
Favorite Paris lifestyle blogs
www.theparisblog.com
Since 2005 The Paris Blog has published the voices of Anglophone expats in Paris. With posts daily, the blog grew to become the #1 daily digest on Paris in English.
The blog is edited by Laurie Pike, whose love of France began at a young age, thanks to Pepe le Pew cartoons.
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pretemoiparis.com
I am an American in Paris… I came to Paris one year as a study abroad student, yes…I know, SO typical!, and I decided to make it my home. Years later I am still in love with this city, although I do allow myself the right to complain about the annoying sides to Paris. I pay my city tax, so I take that perogative. ;-) Besides, I hope to spend my life here! Author of this blog, here you will find my musings, my ideas, Paris fashion, places I love, things I test, things I taste, travel tips, inspirations and more… all surrounding the obvious theme and my muse : Paris, France.
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godiloveparis.blogspot.com
C'est vrai. I used to walk around the city and smile and think how lucky I was to live there. Now, I just pine for those days.
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www.lostincheeseland.com
I'm a Paris transplant from Philadelphia who fell in love with a Frenchman and moved to Paris. Cliché, right? This blog is meant to cover some not-so-cliché topics and uncover some aspects of Paris (or France, for that matter) that you might not already know. Through food, travel, love and obstacles, I experience life in France.
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Favorite art, culture, events blogs about Paris
www.vingtparismagazine.com
VINGT Paris Magazine is devoted to the 20 arrondissements of Paris and helping you get the most out of the city. Serving as a comprehensive hub for visual arts information and resources in Paris and nurturing our creative community through a series of art exhibitions and events, we here at VINGT Paris magazine aspire to be an invaluable point of reference for you.
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www.only-apartments.com
Only-Apartments blog where you can find all the major events, museums, galleries, concerts and anything that it might help you to have a wonderful holidays. Please help us to improve our blog by telling us your point of views
Bienvenue chez moi.
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www.laurenelkin.com
Lauren Elkin earned her PhD in English literature at the Université de Paris VII and the Graduate Center, City University of New York. She specializes in women’s fiction, life-writing, and photography, and wrote her dissertation on Elizabeth Bowen, Jean Rhys, Virginia Woolf, and Rosamund Lehmann. She graduated from Barnard College and holds masters degrees in French from the Sorbonne and in English from New York University. Originally from New York, she moved to Paris in 2004. Her writing on books and culture has appeared in many publications, including The Guardian, Bookforum, BOMB, The White Review, n+1 (forthcoming, Issue 14), Five Dials, The Quarterly Conversation, The Millions, and The Daily Beast. She is the author of the novel Cités Flottantes (Editions Héloïse d’Ormesson, to be published April 12, 2012), and is at work on novel number two, set in Paris in 1936, 1972, and the present day. She teaches at New York University in Paris.
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Favorite food blogs about Paris
megzimbeck.com
In addition to freelance food and travel writing for (mostly) American publications, I’m the founding editor of Paris by Mouth, a collaborative food & wine website that launched in June 2010 with more than 1000 pages about eating and drinking in Paris.
Beyond that, I’ve written more than 600 reviews of restaurants, bars, hotels and shops as a contributor to Budget Travel, BlackBook, SAVEUR, Food & Wine, the BBC’s Olive magazine, the Wall Street Journal online, Frommer’s Paris, Gridskipper, Momondo, and the seat-pocket magazines of United, Virgin Trains, and Gulf Air. I’ve been featured in stories about Paris by CNN, Peter Greenberg’s Radio Show, Euranet Radio’s Europe Unzipped and Germany’s Stern and GEO Saison.
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parisbymouth.com
Paris by Mouth is a collaborative website, edited by established food writers, that is changing the way people find and appreciate delicious things in Paris. We take the words that are scattered all over the web, filter out the junk, and present it in a way that helps you follow the trends and find a place to eat tonight.
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adrianmoore.blogspot.com
Named top concierge by MONOCLE, Paris’ Hottest Food Blogger by Woman’s Wear Daily, and Paris’ ‘Bad Boy’ blogger by Newsweek/Budget Travel, Adrian Moore balances his life between his day job working at one of the world’s best palaces, writing freelance for numerous international magazines, guides and websites, and sucking the marrow from the bones of the City of Light. My articles are published in English, French, Dutch, Arabic and Italian
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