tagged w/ dining in Paris
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It’s common knowledge that Paris can be a pretty expensive city to visit. But you don’t have to spend a small fortune to get the most out of the French capital. There are plenty of ways to stretch your euros that will make you feel like you got so much more than your money’s worth.It’s common knowledge that Paris can be a pretty expensive city to visit. But... more
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Kalin Beck spent a year living in Paris, finding that everything she knew about being a well-mannered guest had no place in the French capital. She had to learn a whole new set of rules after a few egregious faux-pas made at dinner parties thrown by French hosts. So, to save anyone else the embarrassment she suffered, Kalin offers a few basic rules to follow should you find yourself invited to lunch or dinner at the home of a Parisian.Kalin Beck spent a year living in Paris, finding that everything she knew about being... more
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You can't turn a corner in Paris without stumbling upon one of the city's multitude of eating establishments. Brasseries, bistros, cafés, and even the ubiquitous salon de thé, make dining choices more abundant and diverse. Of course, there's no small amount of confusion among visitors as to the differences between these establishments. So, to make it simple, here are a few ways to understand what makes each type of eatery unique.You can't turn a corner in Paris without stumbling upon one of the city's... more
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With some careful planning, avoiding the tourist traps and a willingness to explore some of the backstreets of the city, it's entirely possible to get a taste of the real Paris in just two days. Here's a suggested itinerary for those who see themselves as visitors to Paris, and not tourists.With some careful planning, avoiding the tourist traps and a willingness to explore... more
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The days are longer, the air warms up and, every now and then, the clouds take a day off – or at least a few hours. Such are the telltale signs that spring has arrived in Paris. After what feels like an indeterminately endless winter, Parisians live for the moment when they can shed the layers and once again begin to linger in the great outdoors of the French capital.The days are longer, the air warms up and, every now and then, the clouds take a day... more
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