On Friday I interviewed Cathy Yandell, author of the book “The French Art of Living Well: Finding Joie de Vivre in the Everyday World” which is coming out May 27th.
Author - Heather Stimmler
American-born travel journalist and non-profit media specialist living in Paris since 1995.
In this Article:
- Freedom: The Exhibition
- About the Azzedine Alaïa Foundation
- The Bookstore & Café
- Practical Information
- About Culture Secrets Passes
Having been both vegetarian and vegan in France, I can assure you that dining out is a lot easier for those who eat egg and dairy products like cheese and cream. And although Italian, Chinese, Indian, or Middle Eastern restaurants tend to have more meat-free...
There’s so much confusion over the laws about drinking alcohol in France, from the legal drinking age to where and when you can consume alcohol in public in Paris, that I thought it was time to lay it all out for you. Despite the Instagram photos and every...
Since April 1st, the colonnade of the Panthéon’s restored dome is open again for visits, offering 360° views of Paris for those willing to climb the vertiginous 206 steps. Here are some tips to make your visit less painful.
Fred and Heather go on a day trip from Paris to the medieval town of Provins -- a UNESCO World Heritage site -- with friends Amy and Aaron. In this post: * History of a Powerful Medieval * Merchant Town * Getting to Provins from Paris * Planning Your Day: The...
One of the oldest hospitals in Paris is also home to the 17th-century Eglise Saint Louis and a small park hidden from the public.
Inside this Issue: * Showgirl Dance Workshops * Free eScooters Rentals Tomorrow * Hidden Tea Room at Place des Vosges * Strike Update for Paris * Join the Community for Exclusive Content * Pollen Alert in France * Free American Library Tours * Cave Women...
The latest concerts, festival, events and expositions in Paris this April.
For those of us who have made Paris home, whether temporary or permanent, volunteering our time to give back to our adopted community is a great way of paying it forward.
Our 4-day trip to Strasbourg, Colmar, Riquewihr, Eguisheim, and a few other Alsatian villages during the grape harvest season.
Parisians have a talent for making exercise and working out look sexy. If you want to get in on the act, the French fitness group Kalon will help you learn the moves. Created and taught by Parisian showgirls from famous cabarets such as the Moulin Rouge and...
