Tag Archives: Tuileries

The blessings of a Navigo card

Posted on March 8, 2015 by Parisian Fields

I spend a fair bit of time on transit. Getting to work three days a week involves a 10-minute bus ride followed by a 20-minute subway trip. Downtown appointments mean a 30-minute streetcar ride. The Toronto Transit Commission buses are … Continue reading →

Posted in Paris metro, Paris travel | Tagged Arts and Métiers, Gregor Dallas, Ina Caro, Lapin de la RATP, Lorànt Deutsch, Metrostop Paris, Monmartrobus, Navigo card, Paris metro, Passy, RATP, Toronto, Toronto Transit Commission, trams, TTC, Tuileries | 24 Comments

A bird lover’s guide to Paris

Posted on January 25, 2015 by Parisian Fields

This is one of my favourite photographs from Paris. I use it as the wallpaper on my desktop computer, so that every day, when I sit down to work, I feel for a second that I am taking my place … Continue reading →

Posted in Paris gardens, Paris history, Paris parks, Paris postcards, Paris streets | Tagged Bois de Boulogne, Charles Yriarte, Charmeurs d’oiseaux, Jardin du Luxembourg, La Bagatelle, Medici fountain, Parc Monceau, pigeonnier contraceptif, pigeons, Puvis de Chavannes, Rene Dagron, Richard Holmes, Siege of Paris, Square des Batignolles, Tuileries | 14 Comments

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Tag Archives: Tuileries

The blessings of a Navigo card

A bird lover’s guide to Paris

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