Did you know that the very first cabarets appeared during the 15ᵉ century? They were places where alcohol could be freely consumed. In those days, you could even sleep on the premises! It wasn't until the 19ᵉ century th...
Want to add a little magic to your everyday life? As the days grow shorter, are about to be unveiled, to the delight of dreamers young and old. One of these enchanting walks is the Odyssée Lumineuse, to be discovered f...
The is the world's largest institution devoted to Impressionism, with a program ranging from major retrospectives to smaller exhibitions. Proof of the quality of this program are the museum's curious nocturnes, which r...
Put down your controllers and smartphones, an event dedicated to video games and their history is coming to . Game Story is "Europe's largest playable video-game retrospective", and you have until April 2025 to enjoy th...
If you love culture and spending hours staring at works of art of all kinds, the Musée d'Orsay is the place for you. With paintings, sculptures, photographs and caricatures, it offers the perfect overview of artistic li...
A good movie, a good blanket, a ... that's the beginning of happiness, isn't it? Here are the best Christmas movies to see (and see again).
Mr. Jack's Christmas
If you haven't seen this Tim Burton classic, now's...
A recently published report by the Cour des Comptes revealed the urgent need for the Paris Opera to carry out work on its two main Parisian sites. A major challenge for the institution, which would then have to close t...
The Iron Lady is undeniably one of the capital's most emblematic monuments. Built by Gustave Eiffel for the 1889 Universal Exhibition, it has continued to inspire Parisians and tourists from all over the world for over...
"Trick-or-treat" is a favorite phrase among children during . We dress up to scare the neighbors, but also (and above all), to collect a few treats. Here are all the things to do in Paris on Halloween with kids!
A mag...
Originally, theater was a religious ceremony dedicated to the god Dionysus. But since then, his role has changed. For Molière, theater was a means of conveying strong political messages, particularly against religious i...