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A Whistle-stop Guide to Paris’ Most Tasty Pleasures

CURIOUS and keen to see where so many artists had chosen to live, Montmartre was my first stop. The tour taken was an eye-opener. It began at Église Saint-Jean – not the most visited church in this neighbourhood – but its hybrid design, mixing Gothic with Art Nouveau, and the

Saint Laurent present two challenges for Longines Global Champions Tour

CREATIVE Director at Saint Laurent, Anthony Vaccarello joins the Longines Global Champions Tour-Longines Paris Eiffel Jumping competition event from 24

Glass hotel-hops in Paris and Normandy with MGallery

GLASS has been exploring the MGallery family of hotels in central Paris. Each hotel in the MGallery portfolio has a

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Adding colour to the chandeliers – Glass visits Le Bristol, Paris

THE relationship between art and hotels has long been a difficult one – fraught with hotels garnishing their walls with

Glass visits Paris – Literature and Language at Le Pavillon Des Lettres

VISITING Paris years ago, when both my French and cycling skills were far better, I (now nostalgically) remember riding to

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Pop Art at Le Meurice, Paris

To celebrate the arrival of the Andy Warhol Unlimited Exhibition at the Paris National Museum of Modern Art, the Dorchester

Soaking up the je ne sais quoi

Parisian chic – that certain je ne sais quoi that many of us Brits like to try to absorb on

A secret sanctuary

The 16th arrondisement in Paris, much like New York’s Upper East Side or London’s Knightsbridge, is a district synonymous with

A little out of the ordinary – Glass stays at L’Hotel on Paris’s Rive Gauche

A little out of the ordinary – Glass stays at L’Hotel on Paris’s Rive Gauche The charming and petite L’Hotel

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Making a splash in Paris – The Molitor Hotel

The nautically themed MGallery Molitor hotel Paris, located in the 16th Arrondissement, has recently opened with much excitement and anticipation.


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