How did the Mona Lisa Get to France? In Leonardo da Vinci’s Luggage!
Around the globe, celebrations are marking the 500th anniversary of Leonardo da Vinci’s death. But, what about the Mona Lisa at Close Lucé?
Bananas Foster Crêpes from Anne Lloyd at Nolavore
Anne Lloyd is a creative genius who shared her recipe for this New Orleans/Parisian dessert for crêpe fans who love bananas. Watch her demonstrate live this Saturday, May 4, 2019 at the Food Heritage State of the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival™.
James Bond Style Dining in Paris – Le Drugstore
Want to have a food experience that is kind of like stepping into a James Bond movie, or dining with Don Draper? Le Drugstore is for you!
Orange and Black Olive Salad
This is a super simple salad that really matches well with the 4-Spice Pork. The citrus is bright and clean, and because the oranges are skinned, it makes this salad kind of special.
French 4-Spice Pork Recipe
This classic French 4-Spice Pork (Porc avec quatre épices) is a full-flavored, hearty dinner. A treat on weekends for family and friends or a fine weeknight dish.
Citroën and Champagne – Private Paris in Distinguished Luxury
A Citroën and Champagne ride around Paris is a definite splurge. But, what an intimate and unique way to greet the City of Light! It is like stepping into a time machine for a luxurious cruise on the streets.
Where to Find Unique Gifts in Paris – All Under One Gorgeous Roof
Finding brilliant gifts for others (and yourself) can be a challenge in Paris – especially if you’re short on time or need inspiration. Above all else, it should be something that is authentically French.
Vintage Clothes in the Marais
Jennifer was on a quest to find the best vintage clothes in the Marais. As soon as we were planning the trip, Jennifer began researching names and locations of vintage clothing stores. Then, she decided to narrow it to the Marais. With that limitation, she and I...
D-Day Beaches in One Day
On a January visit to Paris, three of us wanted to take a day trip to visit the D-Day beaches. In our planning, we were limited because of the number of daylight hours during January and because of the train schedule. We also wanted a private tour in English to see...
Inrap and “Tromelin, the Island of Forgotten Slaves”
After the destruction of multiple historically important medieval buildings, Victor Hugo wrote an article in 1825, “Guerre aux démolisseurs!” (“War on the demolishers!”).
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