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A fake therapist with no degree and text messages on the big screen: in Paris, the show Therapy Out Loud lets you vote to settle couples’ disputes
It feels just like the Middle Ages: just an hour from Paris, the most beautiful medieval Christmas market is back, with fire shows, troubadours, and even fireworks over the ramparts
300 chalets, a giant ice rink, and a 20-meter Christmas tree: the largest Christmas market in Île-de-France returns in an XXL version
Formerly the royal chapel of Louis XIV, this Parisian monument is transformed after dark with an immersive sound-and-light show nearly every evening
In this village of 630 residents, the Christmas market attracts nearly 80,000 visitors in just two weekends: it returns in late November
The best exhibitions to see right now (and coming soon) in Paris
Paris: Samuel Le Bihan’s Montmartre on Video
Bigflo and Oli Video: Tour Secrets and Unplugging
Japanese Pastries at Tomo in Paris with Sora
Cyril Lignac’s Marshmallow Bears at Galeries Lafayette
Pénates Restaurant in Paris: A Hidden Winter Garden in the 11th Arrondissement
RATP Therapy Dog: Charlie Eases Conflicts in Paris
Paris Games Week: Gamers Reveal Their All-Time Favorite Games
Wine Tasting in Paris: The Entre Deux Verres Club
Costume Rentals in Paris: The Académie du Bal Costumé
Vintage Poster Shop at the Musée d'Orsay in Paris
Mosimann Concert at the Zénith in Paris: The Show on Video
Mosimann Live at the Zénith in Paris: Drums and Turntables
BigFlo and Oli’s Favorite Spots in Paris on Video
Video of Angèle's Premiere at La Géode, Paris
Tap Dance Classes in Paris: Video at Swing Tap
A fake therapist with no degree and text messages on the big screen: in Paris, the show Therapy Out Loud lets you vote to settle couples’ disputes
For the first time ever, a 400-square-meter Korean Christmas market will open in Paris this December—but be warned, it will only last one day
Nicknamed the “Venice of Briarde,” this medieval town crisscrossed by canals will host a large, free Christmas market for three days
The Supercopa de España is coming to Istanbul in February—a great excuse to treat yourself to a few days in Turkey!
In May 1979, Fairuz sang at the Olympia for the first time: 47 years later, Paris is bringing her legend back to life by candlelight
For over 30 years, this shop tucked away in a Parisian passageway has been transformed every winter into a true Christmas fairy tale setting
It feels just like the Middle Ages: just an hour from Paris, the most beautiful medieval Christmas market is back, with fire shows, troubadours, and even fireworks over the ramparts
Shrink to journey through 2,000 years of Parisian history: the exhibition that takes you on a tour of the capital just 3 cm above the ground in a life-size animated world
This winter in Paris, Victor Hugo becomes the guide for an immersive show in the heart of the Marais
The Jazz Room in Paris: about an hour of live jazz to enjoy up close with the artists
In Paris, the first “Friendship Bench” has just been unveiled to combat bullying, so that every child feels safe and supported in the schoolyard
In 1908, Rodin rented only four rooms in this Parisian mansion… Today, it houses one of the most beautiful museums in Paris
A fake therapist with no degree and text messages on the big screen: in Paris, the show Therapy Out Loud lets you vote to settle couples’ disputes
For the first time ever, a 400-square-meter Korean Christmas market will open in Paris this December—but be warned, it will only last one day
Nicknamed the “Venice of Briarde,” this medieval town crisscrossed by canals will host a large, free Christmas market for three days
The Supercopa de España is coming to Istanbul in February—a great excuse to treat yourself to a few days in Turkey!
In May 1979, Fairuz sang at the Olympia for the first time: 47 years later, Paris is bringing her legend back to life by candlelight
For over 30 years, this shop tucked away in a Parisian passageway has been transformed every winter into a true Christmas fairy tale setting
It feels just like the Middle Ages: just an hour from Paris, the most beautiful medieval Christmas market is back, with fire shows, troubadours, and even fireworks over the ramparts
Shrink to journey through 2,000 years of Parisian history: the exhibition that takes you on a tour of the capital just 3 cm above the ground in a life-size animated world
This winter in Paris, Victor Hugo becomes the guide for an immersive show in the heart of the Marais
The Jazz Room in Paris: about an hour of live jazz to enjoy up close with the artists
In Paris, the first “Friendship Bench” has just been unveiled to combat bullying, so that every child feels safe and supported in the schoolyard
In 1908, Rodin rented only four rooms in this Parisian mansion… Today, it houses one of the most beautiful museums in Paris
A fake therapist with no degree and text messages on the big screen: in Paris, the show Therapy Out Loud lets you vote to settle couples’ disputes
For the first time ever, a 400-square-meter Korean Christmas market will open in Paris this December—but be warned, it will only last one day
Nicknamed the “Venice of Briarde,” this medieval town crisscrossed by canals will host a large, free Christmas market for three days
The Supercopa de España is coming to Istanbul in February—a great excuse to treat yourself to a few days in Turkey!
In May 1979, Fairuz sang at the Olympia for the first time: 47 years later, Paris is bringing her legend back to life by candlelight
For over 30 years, this shop tucked away in a Parisian passageway has been transformed every winter into a true Christmas fairy tale setting
It feels just like the Middle Ages: just an hour from Paris, the most beautiful medieval Christmas market is back, with fire shows, troubadours, and even fireworks over the ramparts
Shrink to journey through 2,000 years of Parisian history: the exhibition that takes you on a tour of the capital just 3 cm above the ground in a life-size animated world
This winter in Paris, Victor Hugo becomes the guide for an immersive show in the heart of the Marais
The Jazz Room in Paris: about an hour of live jazz to enjoy up close with the artists
In Paris, the first “Friendship Bench” has just been unveiled to combat bullying, so that every child feels safe and supported in the schoolyard
In 1908, Rodin rented only four rooms in this Parisian mansion… Today, it houses one of the most beautiful museums in Paris
Upcoming events
€15The Call of the Deep at the Musée de la Marine
In the fall of 2026, the National Maritime Museum will launch *L'appel des profondeurs* (The Call of the Deep), a major exhibition dedicated to underwater exploration, from antiquity to contemporary…See details
€12.50Monet: Painting Time at the Musée de l’Orangerie
To kick off September in style, head to see the master of Impressionism! On September 30, 2026, the Musée de l’Orangerie will open “Monet: Painting Time, ” an exhibition dedicated…See details
€10Landscape Stories at the Marmottan Monet Museum
Calling all Monet and art lovers: the Musée Marmottan Monet is preparing a new, massive exhibition! Starting September 24, 2026, *Histoires de paysages (1890–2026) * will trace over a century…See details
Paris fully recreated in 3D: this new app lets you fly over the capital in an airplane or drive through its streets
Opened in 1924, this historic Paris swimming pool is closed for renovations: a 180-square-meter solarium and a fitness center are planned for the reopening
Just outside Paris, these 8,400 m² halls are set to become France’s largest museum of street art and hip-hop
Water, cash, a battery-powered radio: Why are the authorities reiterating the importance of the 72-hour emergency kit?
Starting this Monday, an entire line of the Paris Metro will be closed for five days: the affected stations and alternative routes
Food retailers, department stores: Why will these Parisian businesses be allowed to open on three consecutive Sundays?
Oysters, endives, cilantro, Brussels sprouts… With his book *On va s’aimer*, Eloy Spinnler, the famous chef known for his knife skills, takes on the crazy challenge of making you love these underappreciated ingredients.
Just 40 minutes from the capital, this field is home to fake Parisian streets—the secret sets of your favorite movies and TV shows
Do you still have old metro tickets in your drawers? Here’s why you shouldn’t throw them away just yet
November 5 Demonstrations in Paris: Route, Metro, Trains, and Schools—What You Need to Know Before Heading Out on Thursday
€5 fee per product category: What has changed since November 1 for packages imported into France
1.7 km long and 4 meters wide: this bike path on the outskirts of Paris has been named the best in Île-de-France
Paris fully recreated in 3D: this new app lets you fly over the capital in an airplane or drive through its streets
Opened in 1924, this historic Paris swimming pool is closed for renovations: a 180-square-meter solarium and a fitness center are planned for the reopening
Just outside Paris, these 8,400 m² halls are set to become France’s largest museum of street art and hip-hop
Water, cash, a battery-powered radio: Why are the authorities reiterating the importance of the 72-hour emergency kit?
Starting this Monday, an entire line of the Paris Metro will be closed for five days: the affected stations and alternative routes
Food retailers, department stores: Why will these Parisian businesses be allowed to open on three consecutive Sundays?
Oysters, endives, cilantro, Brussels sprouts… With his book *On va s’aimer*, Eloy Spinnler, the famous chef known for his knife skills, takes on the crazy challenge of making you love these underappreciated ingredients.
Just 40 minutes from the capital, this field is home to fake Parisian streets—the secret sets of your favorite movies and TV shows
Do you still have old metro tickets in your drawers? Here’s why you shouldn’t throw them away just yet
November 5 Demonstrations in Paris: Route, Metro, Trains, and Schools—What You Need to Know Before Heading Out on Thursday
€5 fee per product category: What has changed since November 1 for packages imported into France
1.7 km long and 4 meters wide: this bike path on the outskirts of Paris has been named the best in Île-de-France
Paris fully recreated in 3D: this new app lets you fly over the capital in an airplane or drive through its streets
Opened in 1924, this historic Paris swimming pool is closed for renovations: a 180-square-meter solarium and a fitness center are planned for the reopening
Just outside Paris, these 8,400 m² halls are set to become France’s largest museum of street art and hip-hop
Water, cash, a battery-powered radio: Why are the authorities reiterating the importance of the 72-hour emergency kit?
Starting this Monday, an entire line of the Paris Metro will be closed for five days: the affected stations and alternative routes
Food retailers, department stores: Why will these Parisian businesses be allowed to open on three consecutive Sundays?
Oysters, endives, cilantro, Brussels sprouts… With his book *On va s’aimer*, Eloy Spinnler, the famous chef known for his knife skills, takes on the crazy challenge of making you love these underappreciated ingredients.
Just 40 minutes from the capital, this field is home to fake Parisian streets—the secret sets of your favorite movies and TV shows
Do you still have old metro tickets in your drawers? Here’s why you shouldn’t throw them away just yet
November 5 Demonstrations in Paris: Route, Metro, Trains, and Schools—What You Need to Know Before Heading Out on Thursday
€5 fee per product category: What has changed since November 1 for packages imported into France
1.7 km long and 4 meters wide: this bike path on the outskirts of Paris has been named the best in Île-de-France
The True Story of Rue aux Ours, Rue Vide-Gousset, and These Unusual Street Signs in Paris
More than 200 years ago, a gigantic Egyptian goddess stood in the heart of Paris; today, no trace of her remains
It’s the second-to-last full moon of the year: what are the secrets behind the spectacular “Beaver Supermoon” of November 2026?
Marcel Pagnol lived for 18 years in this 672-square-meter mansion in Paris: in 2026, it was put up for sale for 48 million euros
In Paris, this cabaret had its patrons enter through the mouth of a giant demon: in 1950, it was demolished to make way for a Monoprix
The Best All-You-Can-Eat Sushi in Paris
In 1926, a 9-carat pink diamond was stolen from this château before being found hidden inside an apple: 100 years later, it is once again on display near Paris
Claude François’s former apartment sold for 950,000 euros in 2025; a year later, it was listed for 1.69 million euros
Indoor pool, private movie theater, and 632 m²: here is Céline Dion’s former mansion in the Villa Montmorency in Paris
In 1860, the Buttes-Chaumont was a quarry and an open-air dump; today, the park attracts 6 million visitors a year
Located in the 12th arrondissement, this costume shop is a true “Aladdin’s cave” for Halloween
Galerie Orsay: Thousands of Vintage Posters, from 1889 Paris to Cinema Classics
Colorful angels, fantastical characters, and a giant Christmas tree: a famous fashion designer transforms Galeries Lafayette into a true Christmas fairy tale
In 1889, the Eiffel Tower was not the only marvel on the Champ-de-Mars: this immense monument has since disappeared
In Montmartre, this hidden, castle-like house chronicles 25 years of Dalida’s private life
Following the violence on October 17, Parisians are rallying to clean up their neighborhoods alongside nearly 1,000 city workers
Dug in the 19th century on Napoleon’s orders, the Canal Saint-Martin nearly became a highway before evolving into one of Parisians’ favorite places to stroll
Before becoming a Parisian temple of luxury, this store revolutionized the way we shop 174 years ago
Grand Frais is thinking big: 2,200 m² of fresh produce will replace this former supermarket near Paris
411 years of history gone up in smoke: 5 memories that made us love the Enfants-Rouges Market, the oldest market in Paris
Père-Lachaise hides much more than just celebrities: ghost stories and legends… 5 strange stories to know before your visit
Chilling stories, the Devil’s Doors, and a vanished cemetery: for one evening, forget the City of Light and set out to discover Cursed Paris
For one week only, this life-size Werewolf game hidden beneath Île Saint-Louis is exceptionally open to the public
Immersive exhibits, walks… The best activities to do with kids in Paris