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Paris Syndrome: A First-Class Problem for a First-Class Vacation

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We earn a commission for products purchased through some links in this article. David Beckham, Patron Saint of Lunch Dates Your Hinge is on fire. Make sure your wardrobe matches James Devaney Paris Syndrome, a black dog of depression that bites those whose expectations of a dreamy Jean-Paul Belmondo city were shattered upon being mugged within minutes of arriving at Gare du Nord, has been debated by the psychiatric fringes for years. But New York Malady? Yet to be officially diagnosed. The same for London Disorder. And there s every reason why these cities could disappoint. The British capital s famed clubbing scene is suspiciously low on actual clubs, and high on WW2-themed bars that close at 11pm. The Greatest City in the World has rats the length of Pringle tubes. You re well within your rights to get a bit down about it all.

Lessons from a solo traveller

Mary Atkinson reminisces about the lessons learnt from travelling around Europe in summer 2019.

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Looking for a dash of style, culture or inspiration? We'll always have Paris

Most recently, we’ve binged on the fabulously glossy Lupin, starring the charismatic Omar Sy as a very smooth criminal. Filmed against Parisian rooftops and beautiful shots of the Louvre, the first instalment of five episodes was just not enough. Netflix estimates that 70 million households will have seen Lupin in the 28 days since its release in early January. To put that figure in context, Bridgerton has been seen by 63 million households. Paris is possibly the most mythologised city in the world. There’s even a thing called Paris Syndrome used to describe the acute sadness some people experience when they visit Paris but find it does not live up to their expectations.