From the owner: De nombreux peintres tombés sous le charme de Paris n'ont pas hésité à mettre tout leur talent en…read moreœuvre pour donner mettre la capitale sur toile. C'est pour cette raison que la peintre Anna Filimonova et Jean-Luc Masson ont créé La Galerie de Paris, l'unique lieu dédié à la capitale, à mi-chemin entre une galerie d'art, une boutique et un musée, mêlant qualité des œuvres, variété des tarifs, conseil et compétence. Loin d'être élitiste et sachant s'adapter à toutes les clientèles, la Galerie de Paris présente rassemblent des particuliers en quête d'une œuvre précise, artistes, professionnels ou simples visiteurs. Cette particularité et cette profonde passion pour Paris rendent le lieu chaleureux et agréable, à l'opposé de la froideur d'un musée ou du mercantilisme d'une boutique. Le même respect est ainsi accordé à chacun, quelque soient ses besoins, que l'on vienne pour s'offrir une carte postale ou une toile à 5 000€.

Okay so let's talk dinner cruises and what you're paying for…read more 1) First and foremost you're paying for the captain and crew to safely navigate the ship. When you take a look at the length of these vessels, the current in the river, the narrowness of the waterway and how they twist the ship in these conditions- they're impressive ship handlers. And on top of it all, they time it to make sure your first view of the Eiffel Tower is as it starts sparkling. Brilliant. 2) The food. Now most dinner cruises aren't actually known for their food. This wasn't my favorite meal of the trip, but it was damn good. And when you realize there's a staff below cranking out these options in a galley below decks while under way, there's some mad respect for the quality they're able to achieve. 3) The experience. There's live music and there's great views. All in all... you sit back and just enjoy the sites. Just remember... the more you pay for your menu, the closer you sit to the windows. But hey, that's why you came right? Anyways, is this a total tourist trap- hell yes. But I wouldn't have it any other way. It was pricey, but I certainly didn't feel ripped off. And watching my son's eyes light up the first time he saw the Eiffel Tower at night was worth every penny.

I did the sunset cruise and thought it was an awesome way to see the stuff on the Seine. Honestly…read morethis was worth it for the Eiffel tower views alone. We did seem to leave a bit too late (we were on time with the scheduled time but I think it should have been earlier) so it was pretty dark when we left and we didn't really get to see any sunset, mostly just twilight and the dark. There also isn't any narration and an optional audio guide might have been nice. Finally, I found it pretty hard to see any of Notre Dame from the bottom deck. These improvements would make this experience better but it was still great and the price is reasonable. Some tips: sit on the left side of the boat (when facing forward) for the best Eiffel Tower views and consider sitting on the top for even better views into everything. Dress warmly if it is the fall or winter as it does get pretty cold since you're on the water. To find the pier, use Google maps- it is well marked and the directions to get there are good.

From the owner: Pour le plaisir des yeux... Cette belle enseigne de la rue Saint Romain, vous propose un choix…read moreimpressionnant de gravures, d'aquarelles et de lithographies, pour faire plaisir à vos amis ou pour votre propre décoration d'intérieur. De plus, l'atelier d'encadrement réalise un travail soigné et d'une grande précision.