October 2025
~ Your Guide to Picturesque Travel in France ~
Paris Keeps Reinventing Itself
After the excitement generated by the 2024 Summer Olympics and the long-awaited reopening of Notre Dame, Paris welcomed more visitors than ever this past summer. Yet the city of light never stands still—it’s a global destination that continues to reinvent itself season after season.
As travelers from around the world return, the future of tourism in Paris is being reimagined—a theme Susan Taylor-Leduc recently discussed with author and journalist Lindsey Tramuta in her feature for the Robb Report.
Two iconic cultural venues are re-opening their doors in spectacular fashion this fall. The Fondation Cartier for Contemporary Art has found a new home in the elegant Palais Royal district, while the Grand Palais is back after a breathtaking renovation. Centrally located these landmark buildings will host salons, events and exhibitions that will inspire your next Parisian getaway.
Thanksgiving in Paris: Merci-Giving
Dreaming of a holiday escape? Thanksgiving in Paris is the perfect blend of American tradition and French art de vivre. Across the city, chefs and hotels are preparing “Merci-Giving” feasts—golden roast turkey, seasonal French ingredients, and a Parisian touch of elegance, a dream holiday for friends and family.
Whether you want a cozy, traditional dinner or a more modern Parisian meal, Thanksgiving here promises a celebration you’ll never forget. And if you’re unsure where to begin, we’d be delighted to guide you to the perfect table for your Parisian Thanksgiving.
A Franco-American Encounter at Versailles
This autumn, the Château de Versailles presents an exceptional exhibition: American Allies: French and American Diplomacy in 1725, a captivating exploration of a pivotal chapter in Franco-American history. The exhibition showcases rare Native American art and objects once gifted to Louis XV—many unveiled to the public for the very first time.
It is a rare opportunity to discover the cultural connections that united France and America decades before the Revolution, and a timely reflection during the season of Thanksgiving.
A journey to Paris now offers more than a holiday—it is a richly layered experience where history, culture, and celebration come together in one unforgettable moment.