All posts tagged: paris

Hot Chocolate-Crawl in Paris

Family / Food / Hot Chocolate / leap & hop / paris / Travel

It’s cold, it’s raining, it’s Paris in February, no surprise there.  Don’t get me wrong, it’s still the most beautiful city in world.  Traveling with my 11-year old son in my hometown, I realised that if I was going to jump from the Louvre to the Eiffel Tower I needed to get some warming fuel on the way. To fight the cold and the intermittent rain, we spiced things up with pit-stops in search of that scrumptious hot chocolate.   Our […]

Wine Harvest in Paris

Family / Kids / leap & hop / Montmartre / paris / Travel

It’s this time of the year again in Paris: time for the Harvest Festival in Montmartre.  This edition will be the 82nd Harvest Festival and the theme is “Our Planet”.  Starting in 1934, Parisians have celebrated every year the harvest from the small vineyard perched on top of Montmartre in the north of Paris.  This is the only time of the year that the vineyard is open to the public.  Reservations are necessary for the visit on October 9. […]

Paris – Cool Places for Kids in the Hot Summer

Family / Kids / leap & hop / paris / Travel

Photo Credit: Boddi Chrin It’s July, you’re in Paris with your kids and it’s unbearably hot.  I’ve been there, I grew up there, so I know …  Paris is not always equipped to handle such crazy temperatures.  After you’ve exhausted all the big museums and reached your limits with hoping from shop to ice cream parlour, you may want to try other “cool” places to take your little ones that generally don’t make it to the top 5 places to […]

Paris – Quiz walk in Montmartre with Kids

Family / Kids / leap & hop / paris / Travel

Leap & Hop Paris is coming out this week in Hong Kong and around the world but since I’m in Paris, I wanted to have the opinion of a couple of French kids. Can Pierre-Oscar, a local 10-year old, and his brother, Felix, 7,  enjoy a quiz walk around the artsy neighbourhood of Montmartre written for children coming from other countries to visit their hometown? Well, the answer was a resounding “oui”! We met in front of the […]