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A former circus performer left the big top to hunt down the world’s most refined oils, which he now sells from his Paris boutique.
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After devouring T+L’s delectable July Food and Travel issue, I stumbled across the perfect literary accompaniment: journalist Richard C. Morais’s debut novel, The Hundred-Foot Journey...
New Hot Spots in Champagne, France
There’s much more to Champagne, France, than sparkling wine. Just an hour-long TGV ride from Paris, the region is now bubbling over with new spots...
World's Coolest Hotel Bathrooms
From Paris to Utah, these are the coolest bathrooms from around the globe.
Puttin’ on the Ritz
How does Paris’s most venerated hotel keep the show going in an age of ‘PDA concierges,’ celebrity entourages, and stiff new competition?Christopher Petkanas reports from...
The Newest 5-Star Paris Hotel
Bons vivants may already know the Lucien Barrière group, which owns such legendary palace hotels as Deauville’s Normandy and the Majestic in Cannes. Now the...
Stop Monkeying Around: Orangutan Gets in Trouble at Zoo for Smoking
You'd think this orangutan was from Paris, not Jakarta. Zookeepers at an Indonesian zoo were forced to move an orangutan out of visitors' sight due...
T+L Reports: Americans in Paris Exhibit
Americans have always been drawn to Paris, but Yankee artists of the late 19th century were transformed by it. "Americans in Paris 1860–1900," a new...
Q&A: Writer Paul Theroux
In The Tao of Travel (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt; $25), out this month, the peripatetic writer compiles wisdom from an array of literature and life on...
Ooh La La! Philly Arts Festival Channels France
Philadelphia, the City of Brotherly Love, has long shared a bond with the City of Light (statesmen, inventor, composer, and proud Philadelphian Benjamin Franklin served...
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