Cultural Heritage & Arts Correspondent
Camille Dubois
A Parisian-born art historian with a deep passion for regional folklore, Camille explores the soul of France through its museums, cathedrals, and centuries-old traditions.
- Writing about travel
- 7+ years
- Covers
- Museum guides in Paris and Lyon, Architectural history of Gothic and Renaissance buildings, French culinary history and gastronomy traditions, Local festivals and religious processions
- Languages
- fr
Stories by Camille Dubois
· 17 min read
The Bright Side of Lyon
The world's first veterinary school, a loom that read punched cards, the birth of cinema, candles in every window and 108 children rescued in one night: what Lyon gave the world, and where to find it
· 18 min read
The Dark Side of Paris
Gallows, guillotines, massacres and six million skulls: the history behind the city of light, and where to see it
· 4 min read
Solo Female Traveler’s Guide to Safe Nightlife in Bordeaux
Where to go out alone in Bordeaux, which areas need more care late at night, and how to get home safely.
· 4 min read
Auxerre’s Half-Timbered Houses
Where to see Auxerre's finest half-timbered houses, how they were built, and how to explore the old town on foot.
· 4 min read
Parisian Picnics: The Best Parks and How to Do It
Where Parisians actually picnic, where to shop for supplies, and the park rules worth knowing before you spread your blanket.