Events & Programs

Event 

Members-only Walking Tour: Paris Was a Woman (Saint-Germain-des-Prés)
Title:
Members-only Walking Tour: Paris Was a Woman (Saint-Germain-des-Prés)
When:
Sat 20 March 2010 10h00 - 12h00
Category:
Special Events & Programs

Description

Join us for a walk through the Left Bank while we explore the lives and environment of some astounding 20th century women. During this tour, you will learn of American, British, and French women who lived, loved, worked, and dreamed in Paris from the 1900s through Les Années Folles (The Crazy Years) of the 1920s and the German occupation of World War II to recent times. Most of the women described in this tour reached the peak of their intellectual efforts before World War II; one in particular achieved renown after this war. Several of them have been all but forgotten.

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About Monique Wells

Monique Wells is a long-time resident of Paris who becomes more enamored of the city’s history and culture with each passing day.  As a co-owner of the travel planning service Discover Paris!, she has led walking tours through various parts of the city for private clients and for study-abroad students from Stanford University, Syracuse University, the University of Minnesota, and the American Institute for Foreign Study. In honor of Women’s History Month and National Poetry Month, she is pleased to have the opportunity to lead this specially conceived tour that focuses exclusively on literary women.