Hey French cheese lovers, whether you’re trying to go vegan, you’re lactose intolerant or you just want to try a vegan version of your favourite French cheese, here are five recipes you can make yourself at home. Put them on a cheese plate or add them to your favourite French food recipes like French onion soup or croque monseiur.
Whether you want to flex your credit card or just do a little window shopping, London is a shopper’s paradise. Here are 11 shopping destinations that are also some of London’s top tourist attractions.
If you love to shop and are planning a trip to France or you’re just curious, here are France’s main shopping streets where shops are thriving thanks to foreigners and French alike who flock to them with open wallets.
I fly in and out of the Montreal international airport quite frequently to visit my extended family so I’m pretty familiar with the 747 express shuttle bus which takes you directly from the airport to downtown Montreal. Here’s what you need to know.
If you want some ideas on how to plan a trip to France on a budget, check out these simple options and ideas France is easily one of the most beautiful countries you can visit in the world. There are so many tourist attractions here including the iconic Eiffel Tower, French Riviera which is famous […]
ruff-ruff, boom, moo, pow and bang bang are all onomatopoeias but did you know they sound different in French? Let’s explore 25 animal sounds in French.
Bastille Day in France, you’ve heard of it but do you really know why the French celebrate it? What are the similarities and differences between it and Americas fourth of July? Here’s what I discovered!
If you’ve ever wondered how true some French stereotypes are or their origins, check out this detailed article and infographic about France’s most pervasive stereotypes and clichés..
People have been idealizing the French way of life since as far back as the 11th century. Unfortunately, reality rarely measures up to the picture-perfect image we fall in love. Here’s a look at my take on the “expectations vs reality” of living in France as a North American Expat.
France, like most countries, has its fair share of weird, strange, unusual and funny laws. Here are a few that stand out.
What day is mothers day? The second Sunday of May? The fourth Sunday of May? The last Sunday of May? Are you sure Mother’s Day is even in May? Surprise, mothers day is celebrated on all those days depending on what part of the world you ask.
Pentecost Monday is yet another public holiday in France that occurs in the month of May. Here’s a brief explanation of what it is and what you can expect if you’re in France on this day.
