Instagrammable Scenes Are All Over The City Of Lights By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com Travel Blogger It snowed in Paris. While that may seem like a fluke, it's really not that unusual. In fact, when it happens fun things happen in the City of Lights. The Eiffel Tower, while closed during these times, looks like a winter wonderland. Being there is a true … [Read more...]
Travel Blogger Daily Blog: My First Impressions Of Paris
A Lot of Walking And Good Wine Make This First Trip to the City of Lights One to Remember By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com travel Blogger My first look at Paris upon emerging from the Metro onto the streets of Paris was of a McDonalds. Great, I thought. Here I am in one of the world's most vibrant and oldest cities and the first thing I see is America's great … [Read more...]
Travel Blogger Daily Blog: 5 Key Things Travelers Need To Know About Paris
Revealing The Truth About The City Of Lights Myths & Stereotypes By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com Travel Blogger For reasons that should be obvious to anyone who loves to travel, I was very excited to go to Paris. Naturally, I had all the stereotyped visions of it in my head: beautiful with grand buildings and historical landmarks, harried and hurried … [Read more...]
Bastille Day Paris Fireworks Full Viewing Information & Events
The Fourth of July of France, called Bastille Day, is July 14. The event marks the storming of the Bastille fortress on July 14, 1789 that led to the overthrow of King Louis XVI and his wife Marie Antoinette. There are celebrations all over France from the cities to the villages, with the biggest being in Paris. Here's your guide to the celebration and fireworks in … [Read more...]
Bastille Day 2017 Date Eiffel Tower Paris Fireworks Save Event To Calendar
WHAT: French National Day. A nationwide holiday and celebration. It celebrates the storming of the Bastille fortress on July 14, 1789 that led to the overthrow of Louis XVI and his wife Maria Antoinette. WHERE: As this is a national holiday, celebrations take place all over France, from the cities to the villages. Obviously, the bigger the location, the bigger the … [Read more...]
Virtual Reality Play Station mk2 VR Open In Paris
Games A New Entertainment Addition To Movie Theater Multiplex France’s third largest movie theater has added a new entertainment element to its Paris multiplex, mk2 Bibliothèque: virtual reality. Called mk2 VR and located in the heart of Paris' new 'tech district', it has the latest VR technologies and exclusive content from some of the leading VR developers from around … [Read more...]
Paris Still To Celebrate New Year’s Eve 2015
City To Hold NYE Event at Arc de Tromphe The City of Lights will once again light up on New Year's Eve to close out 2015 and welcome in 2016. The city celebration is at the Champs-Elysees, featuring a show of 3D images projected onto the Arc de Tromphe. This starts at 11:30 p.m. Naturally, in light of the Paris attacks, people are questioning if this is sill on and if so, … [Read more...]
London & Paris Looking At A Good Weather Winter
Less Precipitation & Warmer Temperatures Predicted For 2016 Dreary 'ol London? Maybe not this winter. An early forecast from AccuWeather.com, predicts London – and also Paris, two of Europe's top travel destinations – will be having warmer and dryer weather this winter. "High pressure to the north of the United Kingdom for much of the winter season will result … [Read more...]
Paris Travel Blog: Walking The City of Lights, Drinking Wine And Eating In Cafes
By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com Travel Blogger À votre santé! My first look at Paris upon emerging from the Metro onto the streets of Paris was of a McDonalds. Great, I thought. Here I am in one of the world's most vibrant and oldest cities and the first thing I see is America's great contribution to world culture, the fast-food hamburger franchise. A day later, I was … [Read more...]