American Mary Bouron, who married a Frenchman and now lives in Paris, shares her tips and tricks for walking, talking, and eating like a real Parisian.

A wine expert and TV personality from Paris gives Rick a humorous and wickedly honest portrait of the quirks of his fellow Parisians.

Mary Bouron, an American who married a Frenchman, explains what it's like raising her first child in Paris.

Author David Sedaris, who has lived in Europe and Japan, talks about irritating tourists in Paris, staying in hotels, and reveals a dirty little secret about some flight attendants.

Jill Jonnes, author of Eiffel's Tower, discusses the iconic structure which debuted at the 1889 Paris World's Fair. At 1,000 feet tall, the tower was the tallest in the world — and the French despised it.

Two Parisians offer advice for enjoying Paris in the winter.

Rick talks with Elaine Sciolino, a New York Times journalist based in Paris, about some of her favorite hideaways among the many quiet, hidden gardens scattered around the city.

Paris is home to much more than the Louvre. A Paris-based guide joins Rick to explore Paris' smaller museums, where you can experience great art without standing in a long line.

Arnaud Servignat, a tour guide based in Paris, joins Rick for a virtual late-night stroll and dinner, after dark in the city of light.

Paris-based guide Elisabeth Van Hest explains how to move beyond the Louvre to experience the art treasures of Paris.