Besides the Eiffel Tower, Here Are 9 Things France Has to Offer
June 3, 2019
Tired of the crowds in Paris? Monica Albert has several interesting suggestions for other fun activities in France (sponsored content)
Tired of the crowds in Paris? Monica Albert has several interesting suggestions for other fun activities in France (sponsored content)
Paris’s Metro system is moving to contactless fare cards to replace its iconic white tickets.
Getting ready to host the 2024 Olympics, Paris has plans for a big upgrade at its busiest rail station.
They’re popular with visitors and locals alike—until they’re abandoned in doorways and on sidewalks, or are speeding down the sidewalk.
The planned airport express will likely not be ready for the 2024 Olympics, unless Parisians are willing to put up with two years of disruption.
PHeymont shares some images of Paris icons and less-seen sights of one of his favorite cities.
The roof is covered now by a waterproof tarp, while architects begin to spin fantasies about a permanent roof and spire.
DrFumblefinger visits “Winged Victory”, known also as the “Nike of Samothrace”. Over 2000 years old, it is proudly displayed at Paris’ Louvre.
PHeymont’s a fan of this Paris shop that sells a world of usual and unusual equipment for almost any kitchen purpose.
Changing traffic, growth and population patterns are behind the first remake of Paris’s bus routes since just after the Second World War.
Tired of the crowds in Paris? Monica Albert has several interesting suggestions for other fun activities in France (sponsored content)
Paris’s Metro system is moving to contactless fare cards to replace its iconic white tickets.
Getting ready to host the 2024 Olympics, Paris has plans for a big upgrade at its busiest rail station.
They’re popular with visitors and locals alike—until they’re abandoned in doorways and on sidewalks, or are speeding down the sidewalk.
The planned airport express will likely not be ready for the 2024 Olympics, unless Parisians are willing to put up with two years of disruption.
PHeymont shares some images of Paris icons and less-seen sights of one of his favorite cities.
The roof is covered now by a waterproof tarp, while architects begin to spin fantasies about a permanent roof and spire.
DrFumblefinger visits “Winged Victory”, known also as the “Nike of Samothrace”. Over 2000 years old, it is proudly displayed at Paris’ Louvre.
PHeymont’s a fan of this Paris shop that sells a world of usual and unusual equipment for almost any kitchen purpose.
Changing traffic, growth and population patterns are behind the first remake of Paris’s bus routes since just after the Second World War.