Paris & Surrounding
Paris Café Culture: Victor Hugo and My Flat White Social Conscience
The flat white asserts itself into Paris café culture as seen at Papapa, the lovely courtyard café of the Victor Hugo museum off the place des Vosges in the Marais. Café au lait be damned!
Food & Drink
Paris Café Culture: Victor Hugo and My Flat White Social Conscience
The flat white asserts itself into Paris café culture as seen at Papapa, the lovely courtyard café of the Victor Hugo museum off the place des Vosges in the Marais. Café au lait be damned!
France
Montpellier: The Mediterranean City Where Provence Gives Way to Languedoc
Jenny Eagle introduces our readers to Montpellier, her adopted city, and its surroundings and suggests several luxury hotels and gastronomic restaurants in that Mediterranean city and region where Provence gives way to Languedoc.
Impressions
Introduction to a Bordeaux Education
After several notable if haphazard Bordeaux wine experiences, I came to the conclusion that gaining an education about Bordeaux—the city, the region and the wines—would be an enjoyable personal project and a worthy professional one. Join me in this new series of articles as I go about obtaining a Bordeaux education.
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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.
