Be sure to mark Saturday, November 14, on your calendars, as La Grande Épicerie de Paris and Le Food Market will take over part of Rue du Bac to host a grand open-air feast. From noon to 7 p.m., six woode...
Pénates is located right in the heart of the Charonne neighborhood, tucked away behind a facade on Boulevard Voltaire. Inside this former distillery, a lovely surprise awaits all who venture in: a large d...
When walking along Rue Daumesnil and past its buildings, it’s hard to imagine that trains ran here for over a century. In place of the René Dumont Green Corridor, however, a railroad line was indeed in se...
Beaubourg is closed for several years, but the story of the Centre Pompidou continues elsewhere. In Massy, in the Essonne department, a brand-new 30,000-square-meter building has just welcomed its first vi...
This year, Printemps’ Christmas program won’t stop at its animated window displays. Two days after their unveiling, the department store will once again open its ice rink perched on the 7th floor of Print...
In early October, the major European reform of air passenger rights was published in the Official Journal of the European Union. Eagerly awaited by some, this major overhaul has led to several measures th...
Have you ever heard of Victor Lustig? In 1925, the con artist managed to convince a Parisian scrap metal dealer that he had just purchased the Eiffel Tower—and its roughly 7,300 metric tons of iron. Of co...
Every year, mixology enthusiasts await the verdict from the World’s 50 Best Bars, a true benchmark in the field. Indeed, it’s at this time of year that the organization unveils its famous list of the worl...
A few grams less in a box of cereal, a bottle that goes from 1 liter to 900 ml, six items in a pack instead of eight… without a corresponding price reduction. This practice has a name: shrinkflation. I...
At 29 Rue Vivienne, directly across from the Palais Brongniart, the Vaudeville’s large storefront has been a fixture of the cityscape for over a century. However, the brasserie nearly faced a much more di...