As great classics of Parisian (and French) dining, brasseries are warm and welcoming restaurants where traditional French dishes take center stage. Here you can enjoy simple, comforting traditional d...
There’s no doubt about it—it’s definitely summer! Whether you’re staying in Paris in August or would like to take this opportunity to visit the capital, here are all our suggestions for having a great ti...
September 25 and 26 are shaping up to be very busy days in Paris. Indeed, for the first time in 18 years, the Pope will walk the streets of Paris! An event eagerly awaited by thousands of believers, whic...
It was bound to happen someday! A prefectural decree dated August 7 requires all electric scooter users to wear a helmet and a yellow vest... And if you don’t comply, you’ll have to pay a hefty fine... He...
Want to find activities for the whole family to do in Paris? Fun exhibitions, immersive experiences, pottery workshops…The city is full of thingsto do for all ages. Our editorial team shares all its idea...
Please note: if you were planning to visit Notre-Dame in late September, you may want to reconsider your plans... Indeed, in late September, the famous cathedral will close its doors to visitors. And the...
As you know, the new rail-based metro continues to expand… and summer is the perfect time for major changes. Following Line 10 and Line 7bis, the new metro will continue its route, this time expanding to...
When people mention the Champs-Élysées, many of you rightly think of the crowds of tourists thronging the avenue. But what you may not know is that there’s a magnificent garden there—completely free and o...
Everyone knows Montparnasse Station, but who would have thought that a 4-hectare garden was perched right on top of it? Certified as an “Ecojardin,” this green oasis—free year-round—is a true paradise for...
As the historic capital of France for centuries, Paris—and more broadly, the Île-de-France region—boasts a unique cultural richness. Museums, cultural centers, political buildings from the past and prese...