Dumas' Paris

In this vivid guide the author walks the listener through the streets Alexandre Dumas called home, pairing personal anecdotes with the city’s layered history. From the bustling Pont Neuf to the quiet cloisters of the Carmelite friary, each stop is described with the detail of a seasoned Parisian and the curiosity of a literary pilgrim. The narrative weaves together contemporary maps, historic sketches, and excerpts from period records, offering a reliable snapshot of early‑nineteenth‑century life.

Beyond the landmarks, the program captures the spirit of a Paris that inspired Dumas and his contemporaries—poets, painters, and playwrights alike. Listeners hear how cafés, theatres, and even the shadow of the Bastille shaped the stories that still echo through the city today. The result is an engaging, well‑researched portrait that lets you experience Paris as Dumas once did, without leaving your seat.