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France Is Reopening to Travelers—Here s Everything You Need to Know

Is Paris ready for us? A reporter based in France breaks down the situation on the ground, what travelers who want to go should know, and whether France is actually ready to welcome foreigners yet. share this article On June 9, after more than a year of being fermé to foreign travelers and residents being locked down in various forms (permission slips needed to leave the house and nighttime curfews have been among the many restrictions that have come and gone), France will be welcoming tourists to the land of buttery croissants and stinky cheese. Here’s the scoop on how to experience

Coronavirus: Paris in the time of lockdown

“We’ll always have Paris,” Humphrey Bogart told Ingrid Bergman in Casablanca. But Paris is gone for now, its lifeblood cut off by the closure of all restaurants, its nights silenced by a 6pm curfew aimed at eliminating the national pastime of the aperitif, its cafe bonhomie lost to domestic morosity. Blight has taken the City of Light. The Panthéon before the 6pm curfew begins in Paris. Credit:New York Times Taboos fall. People eat sandwiches in the drizzle on city benches. They yield oh, the horror! to takeout in the form of “click-and-collect.” They dine earlier an abominable Americanisation. They contemplate with resignation the chalk-on-blackboard offerings of long-shuttered restaurants still promising a veal blanquette or a boeuf bourguignon. These menus are fossils from the pre-pandemic world.

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