Have you ever strolled along the Seine River and wondered about the story behind the charming green stalls? Welcome to the world of the bouquinistes—Paris’s beloved booksellers, who have become an iconic part of the city’s cultural heritage.
When you think of Burgundy, you most probably think of the Southern area of the region that is known for its wines. BUT, did you know that there is a lot to see in Burgundy that is just an hour train raide (1h15 to be exact) from Paris?! You can find trains all day long to the city of Joingy from the Paris Bercy Station that will get you in to the area of Burgundy knows as Yonne.
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Explore the vibrant area of Paris, Le Marais, and visit some of the city's finest food stores. Then, enjoy a hands-on cooking class where you'll create a Traditional 4-course French meal. NOTE: The main course will be France's famous Magret de Canard (Duck Breast).
The perfect three hour experience for those that love the ‘best of’ classic French Pastries. Enjoy creating the delights you find adorning the windows of your favorite Paris Pastry boutiques.
Picnicking in Paris is one of the simplest and most enjoyable ways to experience the city like a local. Shaped by its neighbourhood markets, sun-dappled squares, and easy access to the Seine, it reflects a long-standing Parisian habit of taking time to eat well outdoors!
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