If you are among the 250 million people who visited the Eiffel Tower since its opening in 1889, you may have climbed the “Tall lady” staircases up to the second floor. But at the second floor it is mandatory to take an elevator if you are willing to access the third floor up to 234 m (1,063 feet) high to enjoy an amazing view of Paris and visit Gustave Eiffel’s office that has been rebuilt.… Read More
Curiosities of The Louvre
The Louvre, the most visited museum in the world, has 38,000 works including the most famous: La Joconde. That being said, it also offers some unique and sometimes strange curiosities.
#1 Mummies: In the Egyptian wing, there is a mummy like no other.… Read More
Work: USA vs. France
One of the main differences between life in France and life in the US resides in the working world.
First, finding a job is a lot easier in the United States than it is in France but it is also a lot easier to lose your position.
The job search happens the same way in both countries except the resume is different.… Read More
France and His Neighbors
How do French people see the rest of the World?
Only speaking about their neighbors, here are their thoughts (with a lot of French humor) about those Others.
The Germans are the former great enemies that became best friends. They drink a lot of beer, mostly in October.… Read More
