Inside this Issue: * Covid "Pass Sanitaire" Update * No More Paper Metro Tickets? * The Paris Sewer Museum Reopening * Solo Female Travelers Unite * The Parisian Woman: Beyond Clichés * Don’t Touch! Is it the end of La Bise? * Video: Secrets of Paris...
Author - Heather Stimmler
American-born travel journalist and non-profit media specialist living in Paris since 1995.
Fall events around Paris.
Heather met up with Lost in Frenchlation Founder Manon Kerjean at an event they were hosting for the Champs Elysées Film Festival on the rooftop of the Drugstore Publicis. We discuss what Lost in Frenchlation is and some of the exciting events coming this...
A travel writer reunion, Journées du Patrimoine visits, the Champs Elysées Film Festival (with a view of Christo’s Wrapped Arc de Triomphe), a sneak peek at the latest Louvre exhibit, and the least-glamorous place to recharge your telephone in Paris.
In this latest update: information for the September meet-up in Paris, photos from the weekend, and the latest Covid travel updates.
"Les Mystères du Vieux Paris" is a theatrical walk and musical guided tour paying tribute to the medieval legends of Paris through original songs of the Coudées Franches and the captivating storytelling of the Parisian guide Guillaume Bertrand. Follow in the...
Inside this Issue: * Coming to France? Lates Covid Travel Updates * What To See on the Heritage Days in Paris * Cheapest Thrift Shops in Paris * Catherine Deneuve’s Shoes on Auction for Charity * Watch the Arc de Triomphe Get Wrapped in Real-Time * Be a Judge...
It's La Rentré! And with 65% of the French population fully vaccinated and the Pass Sanitaire required in most (but not all) monuments, concerts, and venues, there are plenty of events taking place around Paris.
For the past 35 years the historic monuments of Paris – and now throughout Europe – are open to the public for two days. This includes embassies, government ministries, town halls, historic libraries, religious institutions, schools, workshops, and offices...
On the final full day of our Summer Road Trip, Fred and I visit Rocamadour, a Medieval pilgrimage site dramatically perched on a cliff, and take one last glorious swim in the Dordogne River.
On the seventh day of our summer road trip we're still in the Lot département, but now in the Vallée de la Dordogne. Not to be confused with the Dordogne département, which is a bit further west, but the valley along the Dordogne River, which stretches from...
On what was supposed to be the “hottest day” of the week, we visit the famous river towpath, kayak the Célé River, check in to our last hotel on the summer road trip, drive into Saint-Céré for dinner, and stumble upon medieval houses while doing laundry.
