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Paris is wonderful at any time of year, but at Christmas it’s simply magical. From the sparkling lights hanging above the streets and the displays in the shop windows, to skating under the stars on a rooftop ice rink, there’s no place like the City of Lights during the festive season. And you’ll find plenty of markets to enjoy as well.

The Paris Christmas markets po...

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Imagine spending Christmas in a place where the streets still glow under vintage gas lamps, and the architecture hasn’t changed in 600 years. Now add in over 70 wooden chalets selling everything from handmade soaps to local truffles, a massive ice rink in the town square, and the scent of mulled wine drifting through narrow cobblestone lanes.

That’s Christmas in Sar...

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There are so many facets to Paris, and one of them is most definitely les grands magasins, especially at Christmas. Paris invented the experiential department store. The window displays stop you in your tracks, and from the moment you walk into the store, you’re entertained.

The first time I walked into Galeries Lafayette, I wasn’t prepared for the spectacle of the ...

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If you’ve ever been curled up on the couch watching one of those Hallmark Christmas movies, thinking places like that don’t exist, I’m here to say they do. Christmas in Strasbourg is like nothing you’ve ever experienced. There’s a reason it’s known as the Capital of Christmas in France.

Not only are there 12 Christmas markets, but the architecture of the buildings m...

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Living in France, I’ve become accustomed to the country’s love of rules and regulations. From when you can mow your lawn to buying your bread daily, there’s a framework for everything. But this latest announcement? Well, it’s caught my attention in a way that goes beyond my usual eye-roll at French bureaucracy.

France has just introduced new French air travel rules ...

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