The History of The Waiters Race, Paris Race to Return
The Waiters Race is exactly what it sounds like. Appropriately dressed participants – in full waiter and waitress gear, line up
The World’s Biggest Puppet Festival in Charleville-Mezieres, France
What’s big or small? Solid or a shadow? Held up by string, a stick or even a crane? Puppets!
Brittany's Onion Museum: History of the French Onion Johnny
Berets worn at a jaunty angle, Gaulloise cigarettes hanging from their lips, bicycles smothered in plaited strings of onions – each
Simon Beck Creates Monumental Snow Art in Savoy
High in the mountainous area of Savoy (Savoie) in France, strange apparitions, not unlike crop circles, appear in the snow
Paris, The City of Light Time Lapse Film
Benjamin Trancart is the director of Paris, The City of Light time lapse film and thanks to this amazing little
“Roulez Carrosses” – Carriages of Versailles Arrive in Arras
We’ve shown you what it was like to live in style during the time of Louis XIV. Now, an
Galeries Lafayette Paris Celebrates Centenary in Style
I first visited the famous Galeries Lafayettes in Paris when I was a teenager and was awed by the sheer
Paris Seen By Hollywood
A new exhibition opened this week at Paris City Hall celebrating Paris as seen by Hollywood. The free exhibition which
Pompidou Center Takes the World’s First Mobile Museum on the Move
The Mobile Pompidou Centre is the first mobile museum in the world. It is currently at Boulogne-sur-Mer at the Gare
Bastille Day 2012 and Paris had a Ball
14th July is Bastille Day and in France the Eiffel Tower in Paris is the centre of the Bastille Day
The Antiques Fair at Montreuil-sur-Mer
Bastille Day was also the day that Montreuil-sur-Mer, a gorgeous little gem of a town in the Pas-de-Calais region held
Paris RER Train Goes Gaga for Versailles
A train on the French RER line has been decorated to high style following a partnership between the rail company