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An Unsavory Holiday In France
In his recent book, "Au Revoir to All That: Food, Wine, and the End of France, " Slate magazine wine columnist Michael Steinberger says that the number of French cafes has dwindled, as has the quality of the country's cuisine. If you're a casual tourist, you need to plan: You're not going to find a fabulous meal around every corner.
 
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travel/photo Step Through the Centuries
In the mid-Pyrenees region of Southwest France, there is a 65-mile-long hiking route called the Grande Randonnee. It is one of the oldest legs of the Compostelle trail and is a route of pilgrimage for many. For others, it's a good family vacation.
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/artsandliving/photo Slopes With the Most
Explore mountain towns and resorts that quicken hearts with breathtaking downhill runs and warm, welcoming locals.
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/artsandliving Cezanne in Provence
Lauded as one of the greatest artists of the 19th Century, Paul Cezanne defies classification. At once traditional and radical, his paintings drove the medium to new heights.

Postcard From Tom

How to Find Events in Paris (Post, August 23, 2009)
 
Overnight Success: On the Edge of Paris, Hotelier Aims for an Urban Club Med (Post, June 7, 2009)
 
TRAVEL Q&A: Un, Deux, Trois, Pump! (Post, May 24, 2009)
 
Rugged Brittany: It's French, With a Twist (Post, March 29, 2009)
 
A Brush With The Paris Art Scene: Out-of-the-Way Sites Show Off The Avant-Garde Side of the City (Post, March 8, 2009)
 
Following the Trail of the 'Pope's Jews' in Provence (Post, March 1, 2009)
 
Postcard from Tom: Paris: Washington Post food critic Tom Sietsema's monthly report from the road. (Post, October 26, 2008)
 
A Stirring Icon of Girl Power: A Father and Daughter Follow the Trail of Joan of Arc (Post, October 12, 2008)
 
Taking the Reins for a Tour of Provence (Post, August 17, 2008)
 
Expanding Artistic Horizons (Post, August 10, 2008)
 
Your Vacation in Lights: A One-Horsepower Tour of Provence (Post, April 27, 2008)
 
In the Land of Castles: In France's Cathar Country, A Fortress Around Every Turn (Post, March 23, 2008)
 
Pop Stars: A Trip to France's Champagne Region Is Cause for Celebration (Post, December 30, 2007)
 
FRANCE: A Celebration Of Burgundy, Served Chilled (Post, December 23, 2007)
 
EXHIBIT A: In Paris, Grand Visions of Old and New (Post, November 11, 2007)
 
SMART MOUTH: A Japanese Chef Does French. Nice. (Post, October 21, 2007)
 
Free Wheeling: Paris's New Bike System: Locals Love It, but Does It Work for Tourists? (Post, September 23, 2007)
 
On the Fields of France, Blood, Sweat and Beers (Post, September 16, 2007)
 
High in the South of France (Post, September 2, 2007)
 
There's No Place Like (Someone Else's) Home: In French Villages and Vineyards, Renting Rooms From Everyday People (Post, August 5, 2007)
 
Walk This Way: On an Ancient Pilgrim Route in France, Hikers and the Faithful Cross Paths (Post, July 8, 2007)
 
HIP POCKET: High Up in an Eclectic 'Hidden Paris' (Post, June 24, 2007)
 
In Paris, It's the Real Savoir Fair (Post, January 28, 2007)
 
SKI ISSUE 2006: La Grave, France (Post, December 10, 2006)
 
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