Paris & Surrounding
Paris Theater Life: Actor, Director, Writer Jean-Philippe Daguerre
Why attend theater in Paris? Gary Lee Kraut interviews director, actor, playwright Jean-Philippe Daguerre, a prominent figure in Paris theater life. Video interview.
Food & Drink
Paris Bistro Life: La Petite Rose des Sables – Chez Mamie
What an incredible place! And what an endearing owner!
There are only three 2-top tables at this dinner-only bistro run by big-hearted Mamie, which is French for Granny or Nan. Six seats in all—maybe seven or eight if Mamie feels like rearranging something, but don’t count on it.
France
Rouen, Normandy: An Alluring, Well-Rounded Day Trip from Paris
Have I got a day trip for the Paris revisitor! I’m talking about Rouen, a small city in Normandy that makes for an alluring, well-rounded walk-about, just 75-90-minutes by frequent, inexpensive train from Paris’ Saint Lazare Station.
Impressions
Cliché, A Paris Love Story
Cliché, a Paris Love Story is a vignette by Lainey Harper, a writer who's living the dream.
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People
Paris Theater Life: Actor, Director, Writer Jean-Philippe Daguerre
Why attend theater in Paris? Gary Lee Kraut interviews director, actor, playwright Jean-Philippe Daguerre, a prominent figure in Paris theater life. Video interview.
Made in France
Made in France: Socks, the Gift That Saved Paris
Nothing says “Strolled through Paris” like tri-color socks (blue, white, red), a discreet French logo above the ankle, and much more that you’ll find in the 10 Made-in-France brands that I’ve selected here.
Lodging
Paris Hotel & Restaurant Report: Le Grand Mazarin and Boubalé
Le Grand Mazarin, its Ashkenazic/Israeli restaurant Boubalé, and its kitsch-chic bar present a pastiche of major markers of the past 500 years of the Marais district of Paris.
