Traveling in France? Strikes forecast
January 25, 2016
Tomorrow (Tuesday) could be a tough day for travelers and others, as protests by taxi drivers, air traffic controllers and farmers promise disruptions.
Tomorrow (Tuesday) could be a tough day for travelers and others, as protests by taxi drivers, air traffic controllers and farmers promise disruptions.
The traditional bistro, a combination cafe-bar-restaurant that serves in many neighborhoods and towns as a social center as well, has been disappearing from many towns
France is a land of carousels…but this one has some unusual features.
Paris has lots of rock-star tourist attractions, but some of its most interesting buildings deserve more notice than usually comes their way.
A quiet moment sitting in one of Paris’s most popular parks contrasts with the day’s news of the world of unrest.
When you visit Paris’ Louvre museum, don’t forget to look up.
Dijon’s historic center is now a UNESCO World Heritage site, with well-preserved buildings, an unusual Gothic church and a Michelin-star lunch.
Paris will clear cars off the Champs-Elysees one day a month as part of a campaign against congestion and pollution. Other measures, too!
Snow-parched Alpine ski resorts have started to get some serious snow, with more expected—but it’s still less than usual.
Low snowfalls are a big problem for ski resorts in France, Italy and Switzerland, with skiers waiting to the last minute to see where there’s snow.
Tomorrow (Tuesday) could be a tough day for travelers and others, as protests by taxi drivers, air traffic controllers and farmers promise disruptions.
The traditional bistro, a combination cafe-bar-restaurant that serves in many neighborhoods and towns as a social center as well, has
France is a land of carousels…but this one has some unusual features.
Paris has lots of rock-star tourist attractions, but some of its most interesting buildings deserve more notice than usually comes their way.
A quiet moment sitting in one of Paris’s most popular parks contrasts with the day’s news of the world of unrest.
When you visit Paris’ Louvre museum, don’t forget to look up.
Dijon’s historic center is now a UNESCO World Heritage site, with well-preserved buildings, an unusual Gothic church and a Michelin-star lunch.
Paris will clear cars off the Champs-Elysees one day a month as part of a campaign against congestion and pollution. Other measures, too!
Snow-parched Alpine ski resorts have started to get some serious snow, with more expected—but it’s still less than usual.
Low snowfalls are a big problem for ski resorts in France, Italy and Switzerland, with skiers waiting to the last minute to see where there’s snow.