How Do We Reinvent Historical Sites for New Generations?
France is back in lockdown, which means I have a lot of time to sit in my apartment and think about all the wonderful sights
Sainte-Chapelle: The Other Gothic Gem of the Île de la Cité
I’ve written many times about my love for Notre Dame Cathedral. I have guided there for many years, and it is always at the top
When France Goes into Lockdown, Parisians Head to the Museums
As you may or may not have heard, France is back in full lockdown. Measures to control COVID-19 had been growing increasingly strict since the
The Apocalypse Tapestry Found Within the Angers Chateau
This is Part II of my series about my visit to Angers. Please see Part I HERE. Last week I talked about my recent day
Angers – A City Known for its Stunning Tapestries
The city of Angers is located about an hour and 45 minutes southwest of Paris by train. In North America, that’s a perfectly acceptable length
The Chartres Cathedral – Exquisite from Top to Bottom
The Chartres Cathedral is considered a masterpiece of Gothic architecture. It has been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1979, and it is
Chartres en Lumières – An Evening Surrounded by Lights
The city of Chartres is just over an hour away from Paris by train, making it the perfect weekend getaway. Chartres is famous for many
The Conciergerie – Royal Residence and Infamous Prison
The Île de la Cité is a small island located in the centre of Paris. Due to it’s location, it has been the site of
The Luxembourg Palace – How to Have a Heart Attack in the French Senate
This past weekend I attended the European Heritage Days, known as Journées Européennes du Patrimoine in France. This annual tradition began in 1984 with what
Château de Champs-sur-Marne – A Trip to the 18th Century
When people think of castles in Paris, they typically think of Versailles. The former home of Louis XIV and Marie Antoinette is famous the world