A Locavore’s Guide to Paris Markets
by Emily Dilling Poulain |
My first advice to people planning a trip to Paris is to find out where their local market is. Paris markets are a hub of activity and exchange, a...
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Nightlife in Paris: La Folie en Tête
After you experience a lot of nightlife in Paris, the glitzy barhopping starts to feel stale, leaving behind only a craving for an experience with less fuss and more... |
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The Legend: One of the Dreamier Hotels in Paris
Shiny and modern, the Legend is a really lovely hotel in Paris, so I was happy to call it my home for a few sparkly Christmas days in... |
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Shops in Paris: Librairie Scaramouche
On a rainy afternoon, I find myself with a little free time before a rendezvous at le Centre Pompidou to see the Salvador Dalí exhibition, which at the time is... |
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Nightlife in Paris: A Girls’ Guide to Parisian Bar Etiquette
Paris, the City of Light and the city of romance, truly comes to life at night. But for a college student from a college town, there are several key points... |
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Paris Tours: Eye Prefer Paris Girlfriend Tours
Paris is a relatively small metropolis, but it’s stuffed with sights, boutiques and historical landmarks that you could spend your whole life discovering. Though I live here and spend as... |
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Affordable Paris Hotels and Hostels for Summer 2013
Planning for the summer holiday is currently on the agenda for so many of us, including students who have recently graduated from college, and the big question is how to... |
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Study Abroad: Affordable Must-Dos in Paris
As a study abroad student in one of the most beautiful cities in the world, I am privileged to have several friends coming to visit me this semester. But as... |
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Getting a French Visa: Part II
For those with an incurable case of amour de Paris, the solution to staying long term is getting a French visa. But it’s not as easy as it sounds.... |
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Getting a French Visa: Part I
Paris is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, but for some travelers, a week or two will never suffice. I can’t tell you how many people... |
