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The phrase “faire grêve” takes its name from a place in Paris: Place de Grève. In today’s terms “faire grêve” means to go on strike. This site is the current …
Passing through some of the villages in Southern France and stopping along the way, JP Adams is your chauffeur. Get intoxicated. You won’t have a hangover, but you will feel …
For me, the annual Foire de Paris is more than a home show. This year instead of concentrating on the furniture, home decor and renovations, I concentrated on the innovations …
A Canadian journalist asked me how to visit Paris with teenagers. So I found out. Find some steps, a curb or grass to sit on in the afternoon. Bring a …
This article has been updated with Conversation Exchange ideas. The Paris Mayor’s Office has added a “Learning French” page to their Website with tips on who can take classes and …
Viollet-le-Duc renovated the crumbling walls and put his imprint on about one hundred French monuments, including Vézelay, Pierrefonds, Notre-Dame de Paris, Carcassonne, Saint-Sernin. At la Cité de l’architecture & du …
Street names in Paris are one way to discover the history of France. With over 5,000 streets, avenues, boulevards, cul-de-sacs and dead ends the name of the street often has …
What’s on this page: Airports In Paris Roissy Charles de Gaulle Train Ticket Office Buses Between Paris And The Airports How to find a taxi Fixed rates to and from …
You want to travel from Point A to B on the Paris metro. It is frustrating to get on the metro and find out work is going in the direction …
