The Barman of the Ritz: A Tale of Survival in Occupied Paris
Discover The Barman of the Ritz by Philippe Collin—a gripping historical novel about Frank Meier, the Jewish bartender who survived WWII inside Occupied Paris’s iconic Ritz Hotel.
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The Paris Daughter: A New Novel By Kristin Harmel
Set in Paris during World War II, The Paris Daughter is the new historical novel by New York Times best-selling author Kristin Harmel
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Eleven Reasons to Visit Chateau de Vaux le Vicomte
The chateau Vaux le Vicomte, which took 20 years to build, is just a stone’s throw from Paris. It’s well worth visiting to see its ornate architecture and landscape design—and to soak in French history and culture.
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The Attache TV Series: Gripping Drama of Expats Living in Paris
As the first episode opens, viewers of The Attaché TV series meet Avshalom and Anabelle Cohen, a young Israeli couple planning a move to Paris with their young son, Uri.
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Ten Years Later: 10 Surprises in Paris
Returning after ten years, Nancy Monson finds some surprises in Paris. She notes that all great cities are dynamic and evolve over time.
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Top 5 Not-To-Miss Little Museums of Paris
Emma Jacobs graciously shared her picks of the Top 5 Little Museums in Paris, adapted from her new book, The Little(r) Museums of Paris.
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What is it like to fly Air France Premium Economy?
Wonder what it would be like to fly Air France Premium Economy? Here is our experience:
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Bastille Day: Everyone can eat like they’re French
Bastille Day falls on Thursday, July 14th this year, a day when everyone feels a little French.
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Book Review and Giveaway – Alain Ducasse’s New York: 100 Gourmet Addresses (contest ended)
Alain Ducasse’s New York: 100 Gourmet Addresses (Rizzoli, 2016), is a curated culinary guide of New York City.
