The list of fine foods and pastries associated with France is long and illustrious. One could spend an endless number of brunches debating whether L'Atelier de Éclair or L'Éclair de Génie has the best éclairs, but when it comes to... Continue Reading →
A visit to Paris, France doesn't have to be all about delicious éclairs and macarons. It can also be an incredible learning opportunity for your mind, not just your tastebuds. The Grande Galerie de L'Évolution (or the Grand Hall of Evolution) is part... Continue Reading →
We have a soft spot in our hearts for quirky local brands. In Havana, Cuba we're big fans of Clandestina (for one of a kind upcycled fashion) and Cris-Cris (for bathing suits you won't find anywhere else). If you're in Mumbai, India, we... Continue Reading →
The Marais calls Paris' swanky third and fourth arrondissements home. Filled with beautiful buildings and cobblestone streets, it is a neighborhood you could attempt to spend a lifetime discovering. Behind every hidden alley way and each corner lie hip brunch spots... Continue Reading →
Lyon, France is a city that has a rich culinary tradition. It is home to Paul Bocuse and the foodie paradise that is Les Halles de Lyon, where 50 merchants sell a decadent array of gastronomic wonders. Before Bocuse ...and even... Continue Reading →
A Fizz Fantastic – You’ll Find the World’s Finest Champagne in a Place that Isn’t Open to the Public
Like any good adventurer, I prefer to do a bit of research before we head out the door. Sometimes when I hear the phrase, "Not open to the public," my circuits get curiously confused. Instead of taking the logical next... Continue Reading →
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