France

Hiking with the Cevennes Railroad - France, Europe If you want to combine hiking with short train rides, Scott Anderson suggests a train that goes across valleys, over viaducts, known as the "line of 100 tunnels".	City of Lights - Paris, France, Europe Tour Paris with Smitha Bhat. Feel the city of lights - its enchantment, its polite, kind and helpful people - that's right. Stroll its streets, cruise the Seine, be moved, awed and touched by its culture and at the end, experience a true Paris moment.

Trekking France: The Régordane Way - France, Europe Scott Anderson questions whether the make-over for France’s mythical trekking trail is on the right path.	Pilgrimages with a Small "p" - Europe Babette Gallard and her partner had a mid-life crisis that culminated in their decision to ride two horses along 1,600 kilometers of the St. James Way from France to Spain.
Reflections on the Robert Louis Stevenson Trail - France, Europe A member of Scott Anderson's team reflects on a classic French trek.	Carved Elephant Tusks Rock - Paris, France, Europe John M. Edwards found something he wanted and at a good price, or so he thought.
Parisians, Friends or Foes - France, Europe Jim Enos walked into a private party at a local restaurant, started to leave when...	Admiring Outdoor Sculptures in Paris - France, Europe Miranda Vitello looks beyond the major museums to find some of the most spectacular art in Paris.
Stuck Somewhere in the Dark Ages, but with Electricity - Gascony, France, Europe While housesitting in Gascony, John M. Edwards stumbles upon a Medieval hunters' feast, where the quality of cuisine is backed up by gunpoint.	Etiquette for Aliens in Ethnic Eateries - USA, France, Europe John M. Edwards offers 10 tips to speed you through the confusing congestion of customs and weird freeways of the “extreme sport” of foreign food eating.

For Germans Who Fell in France - Europe Rex Crum visits Normandy and tries to understand why German soldiers are buried there.	Pilgrimage Route to Santiago de Compostela - France, Spain, Europe Join A. Rob Conde on a 500-mile, 30-day journey into the hills of Galicia to hike the famed pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela in Spain.
We'll Always Have Paris, But What About Our Luggage? - France, Europe Rex Crum finally gets to Paris, only his luggage doesn't. That's just the start of his French trip's comedy of errors.	The Cure For Tired Feet - Paris, France, Europe Janis Mitchell tells a humorous tale of Paris travel for a family of three. The Cure for Tired Feet is about walking in the City of Light.
Culture Shock on the French Railways - France, Europe North American travellers beware - European transit systems are efficient and - gasp - run on time. Find out what happens to the novice traveller, me, Krista White, who was caught unaware of this strange phenomenon.	Escape to Port-Cros - France, Europe Azur Alive came to Port-Cros to escape, to live marooned like Robinson Crusoe, pick sea shells, crack coconuts and sip flower dew.
My Best Valentine's Day in Paris - Paris, France, Europe Lisa Dawner and her husband spent Valentine's Day plus a few extra at a fabulous B & B right next to the Place de la Concorde.	Dordogne Dreaming - Dordogne, France, Europe Whether you're a serious gourmet, a serious gourmand or you seriously need a break, take your appetite on the road with Vagabond Gourmet, a culinary tour group that offers a four course vacation with a whole lot of fun for dessert.

Rouen: Not to be Missed - Rouen, France When tourist attractions in Normandy are mentioned, the first place that comes to mind are the D-Day beaches. Rashaad Jorden thinks those who only stop in the beaches of Normandy are missing out on a lot, You may think the same after reading this.	A Clean Little Beach Side Room (of horror!) - Saint Jean de Luz, France, Europe On a break from teaching, Bonnie Caton decided to spend the day soaking up some rays at a beach in southwest France. Her sublime afternoon of lounging on the sand turned soggy when she found herself trapped in a self-sanitizing toilet.