Paris opts for ‘slow travel’ on its ring road
October 9, 2024
The speed limit on Paris’s Péripherique is dropping to 50 km/h, about 30 mph, for environmental and safety reasons, but not without a fight in sight
The speed limit on Paris’s Péripherique is dropping to 50 km/h, about 30 mph, for environmental and safety reasons, but not without a fight in sight
An innovative battery-powered train may soon provide new transit opportunities for small towns that lost rail service years ago
The two capitals will soon get their first high-speed direct rail connection, shaving a little time and eliminating multiple train changes
Paul Heymont returns to visit a church whose exterior has intrigued him for several years
The two airlines plan to shift passengers from free food to a buy-on-board menu
With its enchanting old town and romantic canals, Colmar exudes a timeless elegance that has captivated visitors for centuries.
Neither country is having a great harvest, but Italy’s is expected to be a bit larger than France’s this time around
Montmartre has long been home to budding artists, whose work you can admire and purchase on its streets.
A sweeping change does away with complicated fare zones, and will result in lower fares for many, despite a rise in basic fare
As part of its commitment to ‘reuse and recycle,’ France’s Olympic organizers are selling off used items and left-over souvenirs
The speed limit on Paris’s Péripherique is dropping to 50 km/h, about 30 mph, for environmental and safety reasons, but not without a fight in sight
An innovative battery-powered train may soon provide new transit opportunities for small towns that lost rail service years ago
The two capitals will soon get their first high-speed direct rail connection, shaving a little time and eliminating multiple train changes
Paul Heymont returns to visit a church whose exterior has intrigued him for several years
The two airlines plan to shift passengers from free food to a buy-on-board menu
With its enchanting old town and romantic canals, Colmar exudes a timeless elegance that has captivated visitors for centuries.
Neither country is having a great harvest, but Italy’s is expected to be a bit larger than France’s this time around
Montmartre has long been home to budding artists, whose work you can admire and purchase on its streets.
A sweeping change does away with complicated fare zones, and will result in lower fares for many, despite a rise in basic fare
As part of its commitment to ‘reuse and recycle,’ France’s Olympic organizers are selling off used items and left-over souvenirs