Paris Cemetery Lottery: Locals Can Rest Beside Jim Morrison and Oscar Wilde
It’s not every day that Paris opens its most famous cemeteries to new residents – especially eternal ones. But the…
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Oradour-sur-Glane, 1944: The Village the Nazis Erased From the Map
Oradour-sur-Glane is one of the most haunting places in France: a village in Haute-Vienne, near Limoges, that has been left…
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The First Wedding at Notre-Dame Since Its Reopening
On October 25, 2025, the sound of wedding bells returned to Notre-Dame de Paris for the first time since the…
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The Louvre’s Jewels Now Behind the Thickest Walls in France
Almost a week after the Louvre heist, the museum quietly moved what was left of its crown jewels to the…
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Japanese Tourist Dies After Fall at the Pantheon in Rome
A tragic accident occurred at one of Rome’s most famous landmarks late on Friday, October 25 2025. A Japanese man,…
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The Louvre’s Double Heist: The Same Window Was Breached Twice
In October 2025, the Louvre Museum became the scene of one of the boldest robberies in recent memory. A team…
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9 Unique Insights From a Recent Paris Trip Report
A detailed Paris trip report has surfaced with practical advice, fresh details, and observations that feel authentic, not recycled. It’s…
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Château de Chantilly: One of France’s Finest Day Trips
Forty kilometers north of Paris, the Château de Chantilly sits surrounded by water, forest, and gardens. It’s part palace, part…
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Carcassonne’s Ramparts Reborn: 300 Meters Rebuilt and Fully Open for Visitors
The medieval fortress of Carcassonne, one of France’s most visited UNESCO sites, has quietly entered a new chapter. For the…
