Article by:
Paul Glassman
A little bit of Europe close to home, with sidewalk cafés, fine cuisine, high fashion, venerable cobblestone quarters and heritage churches, and more people who speak French than anywhere else but Paris.
It’s exotic, but it’s also comfortable and reassuring, with modern office blocks, big American cars, a subway and logical streets, and people who can get along in a language that sounds like American English. Read the full travel article here.
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