D-Day Anniversary Visit to Normandy, Episode 444
A trip report about a D-Day Anniversary Visit to Normandy. You can't just show up in Normandy in early June. It takes preparation and Phil explains how he's done it several times.
Flight Path: Charting the History of Aviation in Toulouse, Episode 443
Toulouse has played a crucial role in the history of aviation in France. Let's talk about the aviation-centric attractions you can visit!
Mediterranean Cruise, a Trip Report, Episode 442
Listen to a trip report about a Mediterranean cruise, discovering the allure of Southern France, the hidden gems of Sète, Saint-Rémy, etc.
Jean Jaurès and his Birthplace, Castres, Episode 441
Dive into our podcast on Jean Jaurès, a French socialist icon and peace advocate, who shaped workers' rights and social justice in France.
In Search of Josephine Baker in France, Episode 438
A pair of American friends went in Search of Josephine Baker in France and tell us about it in this trip report about Paris and the Dordogne
Baron Haussmann and the Transformation of Paris, Episode 437
Explore Haussmann and the Transformation of Paris in this episode of the Join Us in France Travel Podcast. Uncover the story of Baron Haussmann's urban planning innovations, controversies, and enduring influence on the City of Light.
Four Days in Strasbourg, Episode 436
How can you spend four days in Strasbourg where you relax and have a wonderful time? Just ask Marion and Brenda, they did!
Free in Paris: Uncovering Hidden Gems on a Budget, Episode 435
Discover the magic of Paris on a budget in this episode where we discuss all the things that are free in Paris. There are so many hidden gems!
Weekend road trip in Southern France: A Tale of Three Walled Cities, Episode 434
In this episode of the podcast we talk about three walled cities in the south of France and what we loved about them. They are quite different and give out very different vibes!
Visiting the Loire Valley Without a Car, Episode 432
Do you want to visit the Loire Valley without a car? Can it be done? Definitely! Listen to Claire Ramsdell explain how she did it!