How Much Walking Do You REALLY Need for a Trip to Paris?
Paris is often described as a city best explored on foot. Some travelers brag about walking 30,000 steps a day,…
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.
Au Rocher de Cancale: A 200-Year-Old Parisian Seafood Institution
Au Rocher de Cancale, located at 78 Rue Montorgueil (Paris 2è) has been serving oysters and classic French cuisine for…
7 Highlights in Saint-Paul-de-Vence
Saint-Paul-de-Vence is one of the most picturesque villages in the South of France. Perched on a hill overlooking the Mediterranean,…
Uber vs. Taxi G7 in Paris: Which One is Safer and More Reliable?
If you’re spending time in Paris and need a car service, you may be torn between using Uber or Taxi…
Kong Paris: A Rooftop Dining Experience with a Twist
Perched above the Parisian rooftops, Kong is one of those restaurants you won’t forget -partly because of its striking glass…
10 Rules for Avoiding Checklist Stress When Visiting Paris
Planning a trip to Paris can feel overwhelming. There’s a lot to see, a lot to do, and if you’re…
Where to Find the Best Hot Chocolate and Pastries in Paris
Paris is a paradise for lovers of hot chocolate and pastries. Whether you’re after a cup of rich, velvety chocolat…
The Stairs of Montmartre – A Climb Through Parisian History
Aside from the Sacré-Cœur and the lively squares, Montmartre staircases are a defining feature! With over 300 steps leading up…
Dining in France: 10 Essential Tips from an American Expat
By Michael Korcuska, shared with permission – thank you Michael! Some formatting and minor edits have been made for readability….