Paris bicycle revolution: COVID accelerates Paris going Green
"If we drive out all cars, and it hits businesses… I fear [Paris]... will become nothing more than a theme park for tourists."
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09, 2020
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03, 2014
The ins and outs of Paris public transport
We've demystified Paris public transport system, meaning you can leave this tourist trap behind, and get across la ville-lumière like a true local.
18
06, 2013
Critérium du Dauphiné: the last big warm up before the Tour de France
After the Paris-Nice race and the Tour de France, the Critérium du Dauphiné Libéré is certainly one the most famous cycling road races in France. Renowned for its difficulty, the race offers a valuable standpoint from which to assess the cyclists’ fitness levels - while often revealing new talent.
17
06, 2013
The celebration of the vintage bike in the heart of France
Established in 2011, the Anjou Vélo Vintage celebrates the history of the bicycle through various programs and activities, including a retro-inspired ride around the castles of the Loire Valley between 22-23 June.
17
06, 2013
La fête du vélo vintage en plein cœur de la France
L'Anjou Vélo Vintage célèbre l'histoire de la bicyclette au travers d'animations et d'une randonnée atypique autour des châteaux de la Loire le week-end du 22 et 23 juin prochain.
6
10, 2011
The kindness of strangers
The first thing people say to me when they hear I live in France is, “Oh my God! You’re so lucky. I love Paris!” This is usually followed by, “But, ugh, how do you deal with the French? They’re so rude.” Before I carry on, I need to set a few things straight.
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07, 2011
‘Le Tour de France’ wine tasting – photo essay
I just had breakfast at the European and City Wine Shop in Melbourne, and being a cyclist and a le Tour de France fan, I have picked up a nice mixed dozen they have put together to celebrate the Tour.
