Travel
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5.9KAlice Verberne in France: Paris’ unheralded 15th arrondissement offers a glimpse of authentic neighborhood life
The 15th is mostly unvisited even though it borders touristy Paris.
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3.9KAlice Verberne in France: You, too, can attend Cordon Bleu and the crème de la crème of Parisian cooking schools
Rub elbows with major talents and get a peek into the pro chef universe at arguably the best cooking school in the...
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4.0KChristina Hudson in Greece: My expat guide to the rare green spaces of Athens, Pt. 2
With only 6 square meters of green space per person, Athens residents have to search for natural environments. Photo by Christina Hudson
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3.0KAudrey Shankles in Wiesbaden: Cash is still king as Germany embraces more cards, payment apps
Editor’s note: Confused about why you can use PIN cards in the Netherlands but often can’t use cash, yet you need cash for many...
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2.7KAlice Verberne in France: How to read a French wine label like a connoisseur, Pt. 2
Editor’s note: This is Pt. 2 in a two-part tutorial meant to help you read a French wine label like a connoisseur....
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7.2KAlice Verberne in France: How to read a French wine label like a connoisseur, Pt. 1
(Editor’s note: This is Pt. 1 in a two-part tutorial meant to help you read a French wine label like a connoisseur....
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4.3KChristina Hudson in Greece: My expat guide to the rare green spaces of Athens, Pt. 1
(Editor’s note: This is Pt. 1 of a two-part post on the green spaces in Athens. You can see Part 2 here.)...
