5 Reasons to Visit the Musée Jacquemart-André on Your Paris Trip
If you’ve already been to the Louvre and Orsay, or you’re just looking for something quieter and more personal, the…
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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.
5 Reasons the Musée Carnavalet Is the Best Free Museum in Paris
Carnavalet is a museum you go to for depth, details, and real stories. And if you care about how Paris…
Château de la Chèvre d’Or in Èze: A Clifftop Stay with a Serious Price Tag
Èze is one of those villages where you stop walking and just stare. Narrow stone paths, stacked rooftops, and the…
5 Essential WWII Sites to Visit in Normandy
D-Day changed the course of the war, and you can still walk the places where it happened. If you’re planning…
The Ultimate List of Non-Cringe Paris Souvenirs (Every Price Point)
By tedpartner, shared with permission – thank you Ted! It always makes me a little sad to see people crowding…
7 Paris Neighborhoods Perfect for Getting Lost
Some parts of Paris are best explored without a plan. The kind of places where every turn leads to a…
Where to Stay in Villefranche-sur-Mer: 5 Hand-Picked Hotels
In Villefranche-sur-Mer, you’re always going to get incredible scenery. The trick is choosing the right base to enjoy it. Some…
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,…
Au Rocher de Cancale, a 200-Year-Old Seafood Institution
Au Rocher de Cancale, located at 78 Rue Montorgueil (Paris 2è) has been serving oysters and classic French cuisine for…