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PARIS, FRANCE I have asked some travelers to answer questions about Paris and traveling in general. You may find some differences in opinions, but remember that each person may have a different style of travel they prefer. Regardless, there are lots of tips and insight on the City of Lights (or Love). Name: Victoria IG: @vyxfielden From: London Name: Giedre IG: @your.gigi From: Lithuania Name: Allie IG: @allieallieooop From: New York City Name: Marine   IG: @marinefv From: France  Name: Catharina  IG: @izizwe From: Germany Name: Aubray  IG: @aubrays From: Texas Name: Virginie From: Quebec, Canada Photos: Patricia of @keatoncollaboration How many countries have you travelled to?   Victoria : 20 Giedre: I’ve been to more than 30 countries, 5 different continents Allie : I've lost count! Probably a good problem to have 🙂 I would say somewhere in the mid 20s. Marine : 44 Catharina : 29 Aubr

First, I should probably start off saying that I didn't have huge expectations for NOLA since we went before Mardi Gras. I was pleasantly surprised by all there is to do and see... and EAT! So here are some great food options: Cafe du Monde - They're open 24/7 and have multiple locations. This is the touristy spot to get beignets and coffee so be prepared for a long line. (Tip: don't wear black- thank me and every other person who has said that later) Royal House - We got red beans, shrimp po' boy, and gumbo and all were good. It's also a perfect spot if you're strolling along Bourbon Street around lunch time. Willie Mae’s Scotch House - Fried chicken, enough said. Brennan’s - Known for their banana foster. New Orleans Coffee & Beignet Co. - They have regular, bite-sized, and chocolate beignets... and great coffee options. What can I say, they stick by their name. Elizabeth’s - Very casual and has praline bacon so an obvious must try