111op

Hi, I'm reading the following article

http://travel2.nytimes.com/2003/08/1...;ex=1092369600

and the writer writes the following:

"[I]n January [2003] the Michelin guide Web site www.viamichelin.com published a two-hour itinerary of Amélie's world (it can be found in the archives)."

I can't figure out what on earth she means by the archives. Does anyone know? Better yet, can someone supply a link?

Thanks.

Eloise

This article from the "Archives" on viamichelin.com deals with Montmartre, the date seems to be right, but there is no mention of Amélie that I can see:

http://www.viamichelin.com/viamichel...montmartre.htm

111op

Great. How did you find this, by the way? I find Michelin's website really difficult to use.

I typed "Michelin Amelie Montmartre" in Google and I found this:

http://www.xs4all.nl/~couvreur/engl/...elie/intro.htm

Thanks.

cigalechanta

There's one in the New York Times Travel.

111op

Where/how do you see that, cigale?

111op

By the way, I see one way of getting the article now. Just not very intuitive.

Go to http://www.viamichelin.com

Click Magazine.

Click Archives (on top left corner).

Scroll through the articles in "Destinations" (the one on Montmartre is the one titled "Paris&quot.

There're some other interesting articles there too.

Was this how you found it, Eloise?

Lewis

You probably saw this one in your Google search....

http://www.internationalliving.com/p...rd.cfm?id=1902

Eloise

111op: Yes, that is exactly how I found the article!

111op

No I didn't check that one -- thanks Lewis.

Thanks Eloise, again. I wish that Michelin had a search function. This was just not very intuitive.

On the same website is an article on the Marais. I post the link here for those interested:

http://www.viamichelin.com/viamichel...our_marais.htm

cigalechanta

111, I get it delivered but if you go to the web site there's a cection on Paris. I'll look for you.

cigalechanta

http://travel2.nytimes.com/mem/trave...5BC0A9659C8B63

Also The Parisguide had an issue with the spots. Maybe they will have back copies.

111op

Hey thanks, cigale. Turns out that the link you gave is the same as the link I gave in the first post. I was just curious to go back to the original Michelin article that was mentioned in the article, but actually it seems like that Michelin article doesn't refer to Amelie at all.

Thanks again.