5 Traditional Historic Bistros in Paris You Need to Know
Paris still has bistros where the cooking is steady, the atmosphere is unmistakably French, and regulars return decade after decade….
Author: Yanis
I'm Yanis from France. I've lived in and traveled to many different countries, and each time around I've done tons of research on the different places I could visit. I've always loved comparing cities before (and after) seeing them.
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Where to Find the Best Crêpes in Paris
Paris has no shortage of crêperies, but the quality can vary a lot. If you’re looking for places that go…
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Paris First-Timers: Saint Germain or Le Marais?
Two of the most popular neighborhoods to stay in Paris are Saint Germain and Le Marais. Both have charm, good…
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Flying Air France Nonstop From the US: What Travelers Say
Nonstop flights from the US to Paris are always in demand, and Air France operates many of them. Here’s a…
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Where To Stay in Paris For a Week on a $3000 Budget
If you have about $3000 set aside just for lodging, you can stay very comfortably in Paris for a week….
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Why Parisians Seem Rude – And What’s Really Going On
Paris has carried the reputation of being one of the rudest cities in the world for decades. Travelers often arrive…
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10 Top Things to Do In Annecy and Chamonix
Annecy and Chamonix are two of the most beautiful bases in the French Alps. One sits by a turquoise lake,…
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The 5 Very Greatest Baguette Sandwiches in Paris (Based on User Feedback)
The humble baguette sandwich is one of Paris’s greatest treasures. Fresh bread, butter, ham, or cheese, simple combinations that feel…
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11 Common Mistakes to Avoid on a South of France Trip
Planning a trip to the French Riviera can be overwhelming. With so many towns, beaches, and scenic drives, it’s easy…
