An error in etiquette on the Paris metro will get you a dirty look at best and a fine at worst. Here’s your guide to Paris metro etiquette so that you can be a respectful tourist.
Paris Metro Etiquette
3 Things Americans Abroad Should Do Every Year
Are you a U.S. citizen living abroad? I bet you haven’t taken care of all three of these things.
Discover Chantilly, France: Black Lace, Horses, and Whipped Cream
Delicate black lace, prestigious horse racing, and decadent whipped cream… Yes, you can enjoy all three in Chantilly! Here’s your guide on what to do and see in Chantilly, France, including how to visit the Château de Chantilly.
Pros & Cons of the French Healthcare System
France’s healthcare system is regularly touted as one of the best in the world. Is healthcare in France really so great or is the universal public insurance clouding our judgment? Let’s take a look at the pros and cons!
Culture Shock: Pregnant in France Edition
Navigating pregnancy and childbirth in France was quite the adventure! Here are some things that surprised me about my pregnancy experience as an American abroad.
Do You Need Cash in Paris?
Is physical cash necessary in Paris as a tourist or will you be fine with credit cards? Here’s what you need to know about payment methods in Paris as a traveler.
7 Everyday Things in France That Feel Like a Luxury
France may be synonymous with many big luxury brands like Louis Vuitton, Cartier, and Moët & Chandon, but I think it’s the simpler things that make life in France seem luxurious. Here are some everyday things in France that feel like a luxury to me as an American from the United States.
How to Organize Your French Pregnancy Binder
If you’ve been living in France for a while, it’ll come as no surprise to you that there is a substantial amount of paperwork to keep track of during a pregnancy. Early on, my midwife recommended organizing all of my test results, prescriptions, ultrasounds, etc. into separate file folders or a binder. Here’s how you can organize your dossier médical de grossesse.
10 Little Ways Paris Has Changed in the Past 15 Years
I first lived in Paris in 2009 as an undergraduate student. Since then, I’ve traveled to and stayed in the capital multiple times before calling the city my home a few years ago. It’s been interesting to see firsthand how Paris has evolved over time. Here’s a list of some little changes that have stood out to me over the course of the last 15 years.
Pregnant in France: What to Do First
You think you might be pregnant and you’re not sure what to do first? You might have a lot of thoughts and questions about navigating pregnancy while living in France. Let’s cover some of the basic first few steps to take!