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Buried 20 meters beneath Paris, this 1,500-meter-long macabre labyrinth houses the remains of 6 million people, offering a captivating journey as Halloween approaches
In the Marais, this medieval mansion hides a magnificent French garden that’s free to visit, and many people walk right past it without even realizing it
One of the worst metro lines in Paris will be closed almost every Sunday through December…
Just a stone’s throw from the Luxembourg Gardens, one of Paris’s most beautiful hidden libraries will open its doors to the public for a special event in September, and you can visit it for free
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In 2027, take exactly these 20 days off to enjoy 44 days of vacation throughout the year!
1,000 extras, open-air dance halls, and musketeer battles: the Fête de Paris returns this weekend—free of charge
The concrete of the La Défense esplanade is set to be replaced by a massive 5-hectare park!
One of the worst metro lines in Paris will be closed almost every Sunday through December…
Just two hours from Paris, F1® returns to this European capital this weekend after a 40-year absence—and tickets are sold out!
Just a few hours from Paris, this chapel—which is over 1,000 years old—perches atop an 82-meter-high volcanic rock
Apple pie, a farmers’ market, and a community dance: the Fête de la Pomme returns to Montmartre—free of charge
A 20-km green corridor, a 40-hectare park… The first urban cable car in the Île-de-France region takes you to the heart of little-known parks just a stone’s throw from Paris
A pagoda, a minaret, and 200 m² of stained-glass windows: this astonishing Art Deco church is tucked away just outside Paris
Didn’t get tickets for Céline Dion’s concerts? A massive, free karaoke event will have everyone singing her biggest hits in Paris this Friday
For Heritage Days, Galeries Lafayette will be open for free tours under its Art Nouveau dome, before the store opens
Buried 20 meters beneath Paris, this 1,500-meter-long macabre labyrinth houses the remains of 6 million people, offering a captivating journey as Halloween approaches
In 2027, take exactly these 20 days off to enjoy 44 days of vacation throughout the year!
1,000 extras, open-air dance halls, and musketeer battles: the Fête de Paris returns this weekend—free of charge
The concrete of the La Défense esplanade is set to be replaced by a massive 5-hectare park!
One of the worst metro lines in Paris will be closed almost every Sunday through December…
Just two hours from Paris, F1® returns to this European capital this weekend after a 40-year absence—and tickets are sold out!
Just a few hours from Paris, this chapel—which is over 1,000 years old—perches atop an 82-meter-high volcanic rock
Apple pie, a farmers’ market, and a community dance: the Fête de la Pomme returns to Montmartre—free of charge
A 20-km green corridor, a 40-hectare park… The first urban cable car in the Île-de-France region takes you to the heart of little-known parks just a stone’s throw from Paris
A pagoda, a minaret, and 200 m² of stained-glass windows: this astonishing Art Deco church is tucked away just outside Paris
Didn’t get tickets for Céline Dion’s concerts? A massive, free karaoke event will have everyone singing her biggest hits in Paris this Friday
For Heritage Days, Galeries Lafayette will be open for free tours under its Art Nouveau dome, before the store opens
Buried 20 meters beneath Paris, this 1,500-meter-long macabre labyrinth houses the remains of 6 million people, offering a captivating journey as Halloween approaches
In 2027, take exactly these 20 days off to enjoy 44 days of vacation throughout the year!
1,000 extras, open-air dance halls, and musketeer battles: the Fête de Paris returns this weekend—free of charge
The concrete of the La Défense esplanade is set to be replaced by a massive 5-hectare park!
One of the worst metro lines in Paris will be closed almost every Sunday through December…
Just two hours from Paris, F1® returns to this European capital this weekend after a 40-year absence—and tickets are sold out!
Just a few hours from Paris, this chapel—which is over 1,000 years old—perches atop an 82-meter-high volcanic rock
Apple pie, a farmers’ market, and a community dance: the Fête de la Pomme returns to Montmartre—free of charge
A 20-km green corridor, a 40-hectare park… The first urban cable car in the Île-de-France region takes you to the heart of little-known parks just a stone’s throw from Paris
A pagoda, a minaret, and 200 m² of stained-glass windows: this astonishing Art Deco church is tucked away just outside Paris
Didn’t get tickets for Céline Dion’s concerts? A massive, free karaoke event will have everyone singing her biggest hits in Paris this Friday
For Heritage Days, Galeries Lafayette will be open for free tours under its Art Nouveau dome, before the store opens
Buried 20 meters beneath Paris, this 1,500-meter-long macabre labyrinth houses the remains of 6 million people, offering a captivating journey as Halloween approaches
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Just a stone’s throw from Paris, a new Grand Frais store spanning nearly 1,000 m² is opening its doors this week
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This giant Asian supermarket, spanning over 1,000 m², is set to open just a stone’s throw from Paris
“Over 10,000 items of clothing starting at 1 euro”—this massive pop-up thrift store is coming to Paris just this weekend
“Unprecedented since Disneyland”: Three massive Dragon Ball amusement parks will soon open 30 km from Paris
Starting in September, this metro line—considered one of the most pleasant in Paris—will be completely closed…
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“Closed after only five seasons”: Located 30 km from Paris, this abandoned amusement park was meant to rival Disney
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This free interactive map shows you which movies and TV shows were filmed near you
Just a stone’s throw from Paris, a new Grand Frais store spanning nearly 1,000 m² is opening its doors this week
Driver’s Licenses After Age 65: Here’s What the Law Actually Says About Whether (or Not) a Medical Certificate Is Required
This giant Asian supermarket, spanning over 1,000 m², is set to open just a stone’s throw from Paris
“Over 10,000 items of clothing starting at 1 euro”—this massive pop-up thrift store is coming to Paris just this weekend
“Unprecedented since Disneyland”: Three massive Dragon Ball amusement parks will soon open 30 km from Paris
Starting in September, this metro line—considered one of the most pleasant in Paris—will be completely closed…
2026 Pride Parade: Paris Pride finally has a new date, and it’s coming soon
What to do in Paris during the 2026 summer vacation? All our ideas to keep you busy
“Closed after only five seasons”: Located 30 km from Paris, this abandoned amusement park was meant to rival Disney
“Up to 100 shooting stars per hour”: The 2026 Perseids are shaping up to be exceptional in France
How Can You Help Fire Victims in France? 7 Organizations to Support Immediately, Even from Afar
This free interactive map shows you which movies and TV shows were filmed near you
Just a stone’s throw from Paris, a new Grand Frais store spanning nearly 1,000 m² is opening its doors this week
Driver’s Licenses After Age 65: Here’s What the Law Actually Says About Whether (or Not) a Medical Certificate Is Required
This giant Asian supermarket, spanning over 1,000 m², is set to open just a stone’s throw from Paris
“Over 10,000 items of clothing starting at 1 euro”—this massive pop-up thrift store is coming to Paris just this weekend
“Unprecedented since Disneyland”: Three massive Dragon Ball amusement parks will soon open 30 km from Paris
Starting in September, this metro line—considered one of the most pleasant in Paris—will be completely closed…
2026 Pride Parade: Paris Pride finally has a new date, and it’s coming soon
What to do in Paris during the 2026 summer vacation? All our ideas to keep you busy
“Closed after only five seasons”: Located 30 km from Paris, this abandoned amusement park was meant to rival Disney
“Up to 100 shooting stars per hour”: The 2026 Perseids are shaping up to be exceptional in France
How Can You Help Fire Victims in France? 7 Organizations to Support Immediately, Even from Afar
Karaoke, blind test, quizzes, darts, and shuffleboard: in the 10th arrondissement, a 600-square-meter multi-entertainment space offers THE ultimate night out
Everyone knows Rodin’s The Thinker, but almost no one knows what he’s really looking at in this three-hectare Parisian garden
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“It almost feels like you’re in Japan”: just a stone’s throw from Paris, this secret garden hides a spectacular collection of century-old bonsai.
Located 20 meters below Denfert-Rochereau, this Resistance bunker is open to visitors free of charge
In Montmartre, this legendary street has welcomed Van Gogh, Amélie Poulain, and the riders of the Tour de France
“It’s a little English Venice”: just a few hours from Paris, this medieval city with its cobblestone streets and half-timbered houses offers enchanting boat rides
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Founded in the midst of the Revolution in 1794, Paris’s oldest zoo still is home to snow leopards and red pandas in the heart of the capital
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It survived the Revolution and the shells of World War I: this tree in Square René-Viviani has been blooming for 400 years
Fujiko Nakaya at the Bourse de Commerce, Hilma af Klint, Leandro Erlich at the Grand Palais, Irving Penn at the MEP… Here are the best exhibitions to see right now in Paris
From Dior to Issey Miyake, 60 years of haute couture and 160 Vogue covers: a fashion exhibition dedicated to Irving Penn is coming to Paris
This neoclassical architectural gem in the 7th arrondissement opens its doors free of charge for Heritage Days—it is designated a historic monument, and its history is fascinating
Immersive exhibits, walks… The best activities to do with kids in Paris
Less well-known than the Grandes Eaux Nocturnes at Versailles, these spectacular “Candlelit Evenings” illuminate another impressive château, located less than an hour from Paris
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The most beautiful castles around Paris to visit at least once in your lifetime—hidden treasures that will transport you back in time
Less well-known than Versailles, this castle in the heart of one of Paris’s most famous forests is home to the tallest medieval keep and the largest library in Europe
The Eiffel Tower transforms into a 57-meter-high open-air dance floor during Sapiens Tower evenings—at no extra cost
It took thirteen kilograms of gold to gild this 110-meter-high dome, which houses Napoleon’s tomb—you can see it gleaming from within during an immersive show that tells the story of the monument
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Less crowded than Versailles, this RER-accessible château—which once belonged to Louis XIV’s financier—has served as a backdrop for more than 80 films; it houses 900 pieces of 18th-century furniture, and its grounds are designated a “Jardin Remarquable” (Remarkable Garden).