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?
How to Love Your Visit to Pere Lachaise, Episode 68
The Père-Lachaise Cemetery is the most visited cemetery anywhere in the world, and for good reason. But there are no signs taking you to the famous graves, in this episode I give you some tips so you don't get lost with no hope of escape...!
10 Tips for Getting Around Paris, Episode 67
How would you like to learn how to get around Paris without feeling lost all the time? There is a method to this madness!
Arles in Provence, Episode 66
Thinking of visiting Arles? You don't hear it mentioned as often as other places in Provence, so is it worth it? This and more on today's episode.
Pont du Gard in Provence, Episode 65
How about a visit to the Pont du Gard? Annie LOVES it because it is venerable and still so gorgeous. This episode reveals what you need to know to prepare your own visit and fall in love with the place too!
Treasure Hunt in the Louvre, Episode 63
How about introducing children to the Louvre in the best possible way: by going on a treasure hunt!
Cahors in the Lot, Episode 62
How much do you know about Cahors in the Lot? While not a huge attraction in and of itself, it makes for a wonderful day or half-day visit and has some wonderful monuments you'll want to see. And there are wineries there too!
Southern Burgundy, Episode 61
Ready for a little bit of "France profonde"? Rural France with centuries of history and strong culinary traditions and great wine? Let's go to the heart of Burgundy with Jeff Steiner!