Terrance Galenter from Paris Through Expatriate Eyes: An American Bon Vivant

Terrance (Seated in Blue Sweater) and His Cohorts at the Famous Café de Flore

Ahhhhh. April in Paris. It truly is a delightful time for visiting the City of Light. And as Terrance Galenter, emphasizes in my below Travel Fun interview, the month of May is even better.

Terrance, an American that started Paris through Expatriate Eyes ten years ago in California, has been operating from the French capital for the past fours years. He’s your point person in Paree for everything from tours to lodging, restaurant and reading recommendations. “It’s a very small town for a big town,” Terrance says about Paris. And if you make contact with him before or during your Paris stay, he’s sure to make this fabulous city a smaller, more comfortable place for you.

Market Scene from One of Terrance’s Tours

Having lived eleven years in Paris and having authored three shopping and touring guides on my adopted city, I also know a thing or two about this beloved destination. Click on the play button below to hear Terrance and I schmooze about Paris, its gardens and flowers, its quality of life, its cafés and much more.

Terrance Crooning at The Duke’s Bar

Note that Terrance croons every Thursday evening at The Duke’s Bar at the oh-so lovely Hôtel Westminster. He also “holds court” at the renowned Café de Flore on Sundays from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. These are great places to meet Terrance and his host of contacts. Terrance talks about both venues in the above interview.

Goodnight Paris

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