
You’ve visited the Louvre, Notre Dame and Sainte-Chapelle. You’ve been to Versailles and perhaps even made a trip to the chateaus of the Loire Valley.
Is there anything else of the same calibre near Paris for those who love the classic ideals of French architecture and decorative arts? The answer is a resounding yes: the Chateau de Fontainebleau.
Far less familiar to travellers than Versailles, and drawing fewer than one-seventh the number of visitors who flock to the Sun King’s domain, Fontainebleau, 72km south of Paris, isn’t exactly unknown…. (View original article)





The Aquinas Institute’s former home at 65 Stockton Street is now being renovated by its new owners. The Aquinas Institute moves across town
