Open markets and famous cafes

We can go to Aux Deux Magots for a coffee. Or to the open markets to listen to Bach and have a look at the incredible food there. Or we could take in an outdoor concert at the Luxembourg Gardens.

Shopping in Paris

Are you interested in shopping for antiques? That's definitely a possiblity. Shopping for clothes or gifts? I know where to take you.

The "Da Vinci Code": the Louvre and Saint Sulpice

Want to see the brass strip and the obelisk in Saint Sulpice? The Mona Lisa and The Madonna of the Rocks in the Louvre can be arranged too.

Connoisseur's Tours of Paris

• The Roman Baths in the Cluny Museum
• Gothic Paris: Notre Dame, St.Julien du Pauvre, Sainte Chapelle, Hotel de Sens, St. Germain l'Auxerrois, the Cluny museum, a rare example of domestic Gothic
• Renaissance Jewels: St. Etienne du Mont, Madame de Sevigne's Carnavalet, Chapel of the Sorbonne, Val de Grace Church
• 17th century: Place des Vosges, Hotel de Sully, Eglise St. Paul-St. Louis, Hotel Sale, l'Academie Francaise, Place Vendome
• 18th century Palais Royal gardens and arcades, Hotel de Soubise, Hotel de Rohan, Place de la Concorde, Hotel des Invalides
• Luxembourg Gardens' 19th century outdoor cafe and wooden horse merry-go-round, Galerie Vivienne, the old Bibliotheque Nationale, Eglise St. Augustin, Eglise de la Madeleine, Opera Garnier
• 20th Century Paris: Beaubourg, Institut du Monde Arabe, Pei's Pyramid du Louvre, Le Corbusier's Villa La Roche

• I will take you on a day tour of any and all of these historical places: Giverny, Versailles, Vaux le Vicomte, Fontainebleau, Chartres, Senlis, and Malmaison.
• Also possible are the Châteaux de la Loire, Normandy beaches, Honfleur, Rouen, and Mont St. Michel. Just ask about them.