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To celebrate the Carnival of Venice, the charming Venetian Palaces selected by Hoosta Luxury Hotels Collection reveal their irresistible addresses. Addresses recommended in Venice by: La Villeggiatura Calle dei Botteri, San Polo, 1569 – Venezia – Charming Hotels – Luxury Boutique Hotels Tel : +39 (0)41.5244673 – Fax : +39 (0)41.862098 All information and opinions [...]

The “Peurs sur la ville” exhibition shows the authentic assaults which have occurred in Paris and anticipates those to come showing shocking historical or contemporary pictures, real or made-up. The exhibition revolves around 3 view points: the moving archival images by Paris Match photographers, the Paris Street View series by Michael Wolf, including screenshots from [...]

Eleven years after the death of its founder Jean Castel, the legendary club Chez Castel gets a new look with a more than successful facelift. The famous red front now wears black and the interior has an Art déco look. The dance floor won a few centimeters and the menu many flavors. Now, Chez Castel, [...]

There are some Italian restaurants in Paris where barely after stepping across the threshold, you feel overwhelmed by a false authenticity, implacable combination of red and green with a strong pizza scent. This is the pizzeria as our parents liked it: dining in an Italian restaurant looked more like a touristic adventure than a gastronomic [...]

There’s a mysterious name for a tea room on the rue Saint-Honoré. That’s because this rock-and-roll pastry shop, serving as tea room and tattoo studio hides amongst the fashion and luxury boutiques. Founded by Guillaume Sanchez, only 20 and former student of Pierre Hermé, Horror Picture Tea gambles on an original atmosphere, far from the [...]

We’ve all been waiting for it… Sola, the new Japanese gastronomic hot spot, offers a one of a kind Japanese experience. When you arrive, you are invited to leave your shoes in the cloakroom. On the menu: a traditional Japanese dinner sitting on the floor, in a 17th century vault with its hundred year-old beams. [...]

Built in 1894 by the architect of the Pont Alexandre III and listed in the inventory of historic buildings, Le Trianon is one of these Parisian legendary auditoriums. French variety concerts, plays, classic music concerts, musicals or operetta, this auditorium is dedicated to performing arts. It’s no surprise that Jacques Brel wrote some of his [...]

The Atelier de Courcelles, dedicated to upscale children’s fashion, is a refined space in light colors where everything is lightness and childish curves, like the large pebbles and giant vases, planted here and there. The Atelier has a large offer of luxury brands: modern elegance for BOSS, modern and casual luxury for Burberry, eclectic and [...]

The Carmen was where Georges Bizet composed his opera. High ceilings, noble reliefs, molded walls, antique furniture, large mottled and redecorated beds, soft carpets, stuffed beasts, this place seems to come right out of an other time and we love it! Voluptuous and intimist thanks to its organdie-like net curtains, we could say on this [...]

Maître Paul is dead, long live Monsieur Le Prince! The former traditional restaurant at number 12, rue Monsieur le Prince has been transformed into a modern bistrot with a young and dynamic staff. The Chef Benjamin Patrier plays the card of a nostalgic cuisine, for example with the cod in camembert sauce. The menu changes [...]

Certain brands look like fairy tales. Newcomer on the Parisian scene, LostMarch’ takes us to the middle of Brittany, on a wild beach in the Finistère. The brand finds its inspiration here, at the end of the world, using the virtues of the earth and the ocean. The exfoliating body cream is made with sea-shell [...]