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Friday, September 03, 2010
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Eiffel Tower, Orsay, Monet's Home and Gardens, Versailles, Arc de Triomphe, Seine River Cruise, Mona Lisa, Orangerie, Rodin, and More
Travel With the Professor to Paris in February HERE
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By TravelingProfessor on
Friday, September 03, 2010
 Nearly every traveler to either Paris or Italy asks me "Where is the best place to change my dollars into euros?". In France, Italy and in much of Europe, the euro is the standard currency. U.S. dollars are not accepted. If possible, bring some euros along when departing for Paris. However, it is not absolutely necessary. This blog post will give some ideas on how to easily change your U.S. dollars into euros easily and as efficiently as possible.
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By TravelingProfessor on
Wednesday, September 01, 2010
 British author Graham Robb provides a 436 page account of some of the most well-known personalities of Parisian history from Marie Antoinette to Emile Zola. He uncovers some that you may never have heard of such as the criminal Eugène François Vidocq and Henry Murger who created the story in which the famous opera “La Boehme” is based upon. There are stories of the occupation during World War II, the architecture of Paris, and politics.
Read further to find out more of this book of Paris history.
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By TravelingProfessor on
Monday, August 16, 2010
 Sharyne Wolfe is the author of “The Fashionista’s Shopping Guide to the Galaxy of Discount New York Fashion” and runs a fashion blog. She also knows a thing or two about Paris fashion. Read her guest blog post on some of her favourite Paris fashion haunts. She’s a real expert on finding some great Paris shopping deals. So, if you are looking to snag a great fashion bargain while visiting Paris, this blog post is a must read.
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By TravelingProfessor on
Thursday, August 12, 2010
 Sometimes someone will say to me, “I won’t go to Paris, the people are so rude”. With the exception of my ex-mother-in-law, I haven’t come across a “rude Parisian” in years. I think it is because I now understand their social protocols and customs. So where does this misconception of the rude Parisian stem from?
To find out more about “rude Parisians”, take a look at this Paris blog post.
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By TravelingProfessor on
Monday, August 09, 2010
 Jennifer is a Canadian who lived in Paris for two months. She writes one of my favorite Paris blogs at www.jenniferinparis.wordpress.com. She contributes this guest blog post on visiting the Champagne region in Paris:
"Champagne is not a dot-com industry."
That’s my favourite quote of the day! Our guide was trying to emphasize that champagne making is a long, slow and arduous process – which it is! I took a tour of Champagne with Trong our guide. It was fabulous!
Oh I love champagne. And Champagne. And champagne in Champagne!
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| Italy Video Blog: The Palio di Siena
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Twice each summer, Siena, Italy is the scene of Il Palio di Siena. It is a 10-horse race (bareback) that would not be out of the ordinary if it did not take place in the compact Piazza del Campo, the square at the center of Siena. Thousands of onlookers pack the Piazza and cheer as the 90-second wild race takes place. Jockeys are often thrown from their horses and the action passes dangerously close to the specators. It is reminiscint of the crazy scene one might see at the running of the bulls in Pamplona.
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| What's Inside the TravelingProfessor.Com
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| The Traveling Professor's Guide to Paris
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