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All About Apples at Pomze, Paris
When I think of French food, images of smooth foie gras, flavorful duck confit, sumptuous cheeses and fluffy cream puffs instantly come to mind. But...
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Over the past week, we’ve heard about dozens of worthwhile ways to help the victims of Japan’s earthquake and tsunami, but one recent announcement caught...
Tastes of Brittany
A tour of France's northwest coast yields prized oysters, Fleur de Sel, and singular Breton classics.
On Our Radar: Paris Shopping
Where do chic Parisians shop these days? Travel + Leisure's Paris correspondent Tina Isaac shares her insider tips here: For jewelry go to . ....
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What Part of 'Fasten Your Seat Belts' Don't You Understand?
Eighteen passengers on a Vietnam Airline flight from Hanoi to Paris were injured this morning when their plane encountered severe air turbulence, according to Agence...
Gypsy Roulotte-Chic in Provence
As the global yurt craze wanes—you mean you hadn't heard?—refurbished Gypsy roulottes have become France's trendy accommodation. Christopher Petkanas joins the caravan
Paris Cracks Down on Pied-à-Terre Rentals
New York Times (PARIS) — Many people buy a pied-à-terre in Paris to use for a few weeks a year and to rent the rest...
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