Parc Astérix – France’s Other Theme Park
I have written before about my love of Disney. Specifically, I have written about my love of Disney theme parks, and how fittingly, the first
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I have written before about my love of Disney. Specifically, I have written about my love of Disney theme parks, and how fittingly, the first
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Earlier this month, I talked about the Paris Métro and its grand expansion plans that are currently underway. I also talked about the history of
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July 14th is a national holiday in France. In fact, it is the national holiday in France. In Paris, Bastille Day is marked by a
It’s no secret that the French love their holidays. For example, French job contracts must include a minimum of five weeks of vacation per year.
Today is International Women’s Day, and while I’m finding it hard to use the word ‘celebrate’ these days, I did want to mark the occasion.
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Yesterday morning I was walking between meetings when I had a uniquely Parisian moment. It was raining, as it often is in October, the car
Everyone knows about the Eiffel Tower. But what about the countless other sites of interest that this city has to offer? Find Me is an informal scavenger hunt across Paris, where any cobblestone, marker, or wall could be hiding something incredible, all just waiting to be discovered.
In 451AD, Attila the Hun and his forces threatened the city of Paris. When word of his impending invasion reached the city, the citizens of
Since I arrived in Paris, the Seine River has flooded numerous times. On a couple of occasions, the flooding was severe enough to close metro
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I talk about museums a lot on this site. Probably more than I should. But I can’t help it. Spending a couple of hours in
Our virtual road trip has come to an end. At least, for now that is. I fully intend on exploring more of this beautiful country
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Tourism is officially back in Paris! Every time I walk through the Latin Quarter or the Marais, I hear dozens of languages being spoken all
I love to talk. If you know me, have met me, been on one of my tours, or, heaven forbid, have received one of my
Last week I was walking through the Latin Quarter when I heard something wonderful. A beautiful mix of languages was echoing down the narrow streets.