Free Museums in Paris, Episode 80
What are some great museums you can see for free in Paris? What will you see when you get there? Which ones are worth it? Let's talk about it!
The Curie Museum in Paris, Episode 79
Tucked in the Latin Quarter within the halls of the Sorbonne University, this small museum packs in a lot of history. If you're going to see it (and I think you should!) learn about Madame Curie's life by listening to this episode of the podcast.
Corbières and Tarn Trip Report, Episode 78
What are some of the must-see places in the Corbières and Tarn areas near Toulouse, France? Shari and Craig inspire us to see beautiful places in the southwest.
Paris Trip Report, Episode 77
Paris is both the city of romance and a city where you'll never run out of things to do. So, how do you narrow it down? Shari and Craig have great suggestions for you!
Parks and Gardens in Toulouse, Episode 76
On today's show Elyse tells us how long ago Toulouse was an overcrowded medieval city with dirt roads, no running water, no sanitation, and no public parks. And since Annie and Elyse live in Toulouse, we're happy to report it's gotten a lot better!
Layover In Paris On Your Own, Episode 73
Have a few hours to kill in Paris and wonder what you can see and do? Here are some things you can do safely that will give you a good feel for Paris.
Most Beautiful Places in Toulouse, Episode 72
On today's show Elyse and Annie share their thoughts on the most beautiful "places" in Toulouse. We mean "places" in a French way, plazas, squares, esplanades, which is the right word?
The Pantheon in Paris, Episode 71
Wondering if a visit to the Pantheon in Paris is worth it? Annie thinks so, especially if you understand a bit better what this highly symbolic monument means in French life.
Chocolate Museum in Paris, Episode 70
The Chocolate Museum in Paris is in the 10th "arrondissement" and provides all sorts of fun: learn about culture, history, and enjoy some great chocolate! What's not to love?
Augustins and Abattoirs in Toulouse, Episode 69
The Augustins Museum in Toulouse was the first museum to open to the public in France. And the Abattoirs has a more gruesome history: can you guess what it was?