Visiting France soon? Here's what's changed...
New Year's Day is often France's day to implement new rules and laws. Here's a brief guide to some of them that may affect travelers.
New Year's Day is often France's day to implement new rules and laws. Here's a brief guide to some of them that may affect travelers.
Final approval is in for the new express RER route between Paris and the CDG airport stations, but it will take 6 years to build.
After five days without visitors, the Eiffel Tower is open again and its 300 staffers are back at work, just in time for the annual Christmas rush of visitors.
Stung by bad publicity and concerned about health issues, Paris is taking strong steps to curb its rat population.
Paris's attempts to end the Love Lock problem have made scant progress; more keep coming and the city will now sell them off for refugee relief
Gumbo member and long-time Paris chronicler Kerouac2 has posted Christmas videos, featuring the sights and window displays of two big department stores, and also the big Christmas outdoor market along the Champs Elysées.
A section removed to make room for an elevator goes for more than 10 times the estimated price.
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In this 50th year since her relationship with Paris began, PortMoresby visits yet another landmark new to her, Château de Vincennes, and wonders what took her so long.
PortMoresby’s never-ending exploration of the City of Light continues, with a second day searching for Right Bank 19th century glass-roofed arcades.
Small stores are being given more Sunday opportunities to compete with the big chains that are open 7 days in "international tourist zones."
Where swimming was banned as recently as last summer, Paris plans seasonal swimming pools starting next summer.
PortMoresby continues her journey to see Paris with new eyes. Today’s offering, the first of 2 days spent in a long-postponed exploration of les passages couverts.
Paris has a plan, and a budget, to get landlords to turn 19th-century maid's rooms into inhabitable apartments.
PortMoresby continues her quest to visit places in Paris that have eluded her attention, some for 50 years, and goes west to The Albert Kahn Museum & Gardens.