Mary Winston Nicklin
Writer and Editor at Freelance
Writer. Editor. Traveler. Explorer. Maman. As happy camping under the stars as sleeping at a 5-star hotel...
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2 weeks ago |
foodandwine.com | Mary Winston Nicklin
Credit: Courtesy of Matthieu Salvaing / Le Grand Cafe You could eat out every day in Paris and still only scratch the surface of its richly layered food scene. One of the top international cities for food and drink in the 2025 Global Tastemakers awards, marinated in rich gourmet traditions, Paris lures legions of international chefs to train in its kitchens.
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3 weeks ago |
foodandwine.com | Mary Winston Nicklin
Credit: Jerome LABOUYRIE / Getty Images In France, food isn’t just fuel — it’s a pleasure and pastime, linked to deep cultural traditions. The importance of la table is only matched by the love of shopping for ingredients and preparing them. Sunday lunch with my extended French family is a multi-course affair stretching for hours, with merry-making gourmands breaking into song sometime between the main course and the cheese platter.
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2 months ago |
luxurytraveladvisor.com | Mary Winston Nicklin
More than mere sparkling wine, Champagne signifies glamor and celebration. A trip to the vineyard-carpeted hillsides around Reims and Épernay—less than an hour by train from Paris—is a chance to learn about the craftsmanship that goes into each bottle of bubbly, while luxuriating in the champenoise lifestyle.
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Mar 11, 2025 |
luxurytraveladvisor.com | Mary Winston Nicklin
Nothing conjures la belle vie like the French Riviera. Washed by the Mediterranean, this dazzling coast draws visitors from all over the world for fun in the (near-constant) sun. It’s the historic haunt of movie stars and artists, and today’s coterie of celebrities cavort with the ghosts of Picasso and Fitzgerlad in see-and-be-seen restaurants and clubs. Needless to say, such a renowned tourist destination keeps raising the bar with luxury hotels. Here’s the latest talked-about addresses.
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Jan 26, 2025 |
flipboard.com | Mary Winston Nicklin
1 hour ago« Tout peut recommencer » : Yvette Lévy, rescapée d'Auschwitz-BirkenauYvette Lévy, née Dreyfuss, le 21 juin 1926 à Paris. Monitrice aux éclaireuses et éclaireurs israélites de France, elle accueille des fils et filles …1 day agoPourquoi personne ne connait ce musée parisien alors qu'il est gratuit et unique en son genre ?
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What was #Paris like in 1924, the last time it hosted the #Olympics? My latest for @NatGeoTravel => https://t.co/AmzvS4DVot
An absolute joy working with you! Mille mercis
@annahrichards @lonelyplanet @TravWriters … and in such great company too 😉 Big kudos to @MaryWNicklin who led the team on this one, answering a ton of pesky questions & keeping everyone sane.
RT @amytravels: Read the book in our inhouse Travel Book Club awhile ago, not seen the series yet, but glad to get this smart travel guide…