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Kristen Grauer, U.S. Consul General in Marseille

Video Interview: Kristen Grauer, U.S. Consul General in Marseille

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What lurks behind the brilliant smile of Kristen Grauer, U.S. Consul General in Marseille? Find out in this wide-ranging video interview.
Les Franciscaines Deauville, cloister (c) Berengere Sence

Les Franciscaines: Deauville Gets Culture

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Deauville, Normandy's premier luxury seaside resort, can now present itself as a cultural destination thanks to Les Franciscaines, a new culture and media complex within a thoroughly renovated 19th-century convent.
Passion Monuments pass CMN

The Must-Have Pass for Those with a Passion for Historical Monuments

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The 45€ Passion Monuments pass gives unlimited access for one year to 80 monuments in France--a must-have for monument-minded residents (and travelers on an extended stay?) that will likely pay for itself many times over.
French army combat ration box

You know you live in Paris when…: French Combat Rations

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At home in Paris, in a neighborhood with an extraordinary array of food shops, bakeries and restaurants, the author opens a box of French combat rations and sets out on a mission of three square meals.

La Fontaine de Mars, Mainsail of Culinary Explorations in Paris’s 7th arr.

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The mainsail for culinary explorations in Paris's 7th arrondissement is La Fontaine de Mars, the ultra-traditional, southwest-leading Parisian bistro, red-and-white checkered tablecloths, watchful matron, harried but attentive service and all.
Liberation of Paris, barricade

The Museum of the Liberation of Paris

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A new, free, highly informative museum in Paris, partially located in an air raid shelter used by the Resistance during the city's liberation, provides insights into the history of Paris and Parisians during the Second World War.

Autumn 2019 Museum and Exhibition News

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October is an especially artful month in Paris and elsewhere, a time to consider new exhibitions and to take stock of ongoing or completed restorations, including news about the Louvre, the Orsay, the Army Museum, the Maritime Museum, the Game of Throne, and more.

Eisenhower, de Gaulle and the Wild Rabbits at the Invalides

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Late on a drizzly afternoon, having learned nothing and felt little from reading about and watching videos of the 75th anniversary of D-Day commemorations in Normandy, I went to visit the wild rabbits that inhabit the lawn of the Invalides.
Paris crepes

The Humble Crepe Gets a Paris Makeover

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The humble crepe has been enjoying a Paris makeover recently as stylish yet relaxed restaurants devoted to neo-griddlecakes topped with anything from yuzu and Japanese sugar to sautéed scallops have popped up in trendsetting neighborhoods throughout the city.

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