Weekend Links: Week 22

Weekend Links Week 22 is here along with the sun in Paris. I’m taking a French class on Saturday but am otherwise spending the weekend outdoors. Some of my favorite articles from this week include an article about a 200-year-old (still drinkable) bottle of wine that was meant for Napoleon, a recipe for a French twist on a Caesar salad, a list of the best terraces hidden in Parisian courtyards and more. I hope you enjoy!

Paris Metro Phases Out Carnet of Paper Tickets for Plastic Cards

These 13 Museum Exhibits Will Inspire Your Next Creative Summer Getaway

200-Year-Old Bottle of Wine Intended for Napoleon Sells for $30,000—And It’s Still Drinkable

Decision to Delay 2021 French Open Saves ‘Millions of Euros’

France On Track To End Mask-Wearing as Covid Recedes

Coronavirus: France Bans Non-Essential Travel from UK

“She Deserves Her Own Show”: Rebecca Dayan on Playing Elsa Peretti in Netflix’s Halston

In Rwanda, Macron Tries to Reset Relations With Africa

The French Open Gets Closer to Normal

jardin du luxembourg pink geraniums

Seven French Cocktails to Order on Your Next Trip—and Recreate at Home. I’m ready to make my way through this list.

‘Music Soothes Pain’: Paris Cellist Plays for End-of-Life Patients

Eric Ripert Gives Caesar Salad a French Twist: The Gratin Treatment

More Than 2 Million Spectators in French Cinemas Since Reopening a Week Ago

Catherine de Medici: The ‘Serpent Queen’ Who Became One of France’s Most Powerful 16th-Century Rulers

The Must-See “Thierry Mugler: Couturissime” Exhibition is Coming to Paris

This Amazing Paris Museum is Reopening after Five Years and $70 Million of Renovations

Six Things You Should Know About Traveling to Europe This Summer

Roland Petit: A French Choreographer, Most Savored in France

pink peonies in paris

This Stunning Optical Illusion Reveals the Eiffel Tower Like You’ve Never Seen it Before. A really incredible installation!

If Paris Is Not Yet Ready For A Visit, The Rest Of France Is Waiting

10 Healthy Quiche Recipes with Spinach

Liza Minnelli’s All-Singing, All-Dancing Style in 26 Vintage Photos. There are several great photos from Paris.

French Onion Salt

Review: A Glamorous Stay at Monaco’s Hotel Metropole Monte-Carlo

The Fleet Is in Town:  See 33 Head-Turning Gaultier Couture Marinières

A Self-Styled ‘Troublemaker’ Creates a Different Paris Museum

wooden door on the left bank in paris

Sorry, French People No Longer Think Britain Is Cool

Carnavalet Museum’s €58m Facelift Cements Parisians’ Belief in Their Cultural Superiority

How This French 3-Star Chef Is Reinventing His Paris Flagship Restaurant After Lockdown

A Legendary Parisian Shirtmaker and a New York Swimwear Brand Walk Onto the Beach… A very cool collaboration!

CUT Architectures Designs Sunset-Hued Interior for Parisian Burger Joint in Ode To California

The Prettiest Outdoor Terraces Hidden in Paris’s Most Beautiful Interior Courtyards

Louvre Gets Its First Female Leader in 228 Years. If you don’t subscribe to the New York Times here’s another version of the story.

A Paris Jewelry House Comes Back to Life

I hope you enjoyed week 22 of Weekend Links! I’d love to hear which articles about France were your favorites. Feel free to send me an email or leave a comment below. Bon week-end à tous et à toutes!

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