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Now you don’t have to let your trip to Paris get in the way of seeing the’ game of the year’ or any game for that matter.  Paris has a lot of great sports bars but finding the specific game that you want to see can be tricky especially for North Americans who miss their [...]

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Paris- June 28, 2009—

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By Sarah–
Dijon is only an hour and forty minutes from Paris and is a great respite from the busy city.  This city that was once a rich capital of art and culture has plenty to do and see and without the expensive price tags of Paris.

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In January 2009 French President Nicholas Sarkozy announced that on April 4, 2009 French museums and monuments will stop charging admission people 25 years and younger.  At the time of the announcement it was not said if this would mean everyone, EU residents or simply French.  Now it is official and clear: this new benefit [...]

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Enjoy the layers of Paris’ history at The Musée Carnavalet in the Marais district.  This museum is worthy of a paid visit, which makes it even more worthwhile because it is free.

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Hello Travelers,
Happy holidays from iKangaroo Travel Media. We look forward to bringing you more travel information that will make your trips even more fun in the coming year. Enjoy the following video showcasing beautiful Paris all decked out for Christmas.
Have a great holiday season.

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By Chris
Rue Mouffetard in Paris’ 5th arrondissement is the definition of the beaten path.  It does not have undiscovered nooks with kindly shop-keepers who serve up surprisingly delicious food or have piles of rare antiques with that certain something that you have been searching the world over.  Instead it is a touristic production line that [...]

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Notre Dame de Paris is one of the most famous churches in the world.  Known for its flying buttresses, gargoyles and as the home to Quasimodo in Victor Hugo’s Hunchback of Notre Dame.  The Gothic cathedral has been standing guard, sometimes under serious threat of destruction, as Paris has grown and evolved over the last [...]

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By Chris–
To a large degree being Catholic gives a traveler advantages in navigating the ABC’s of European travel.  The ABC’s?  All the Bloody Churches.  Why does being Catholic help?  Because where there are churches there are relics and ceremonies that have protocol that even the most latent Catholic can remember quicker than you can say, [...]

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