Behind the blue street signs on certain Parisian streets lie stories that propriety has sometimes tried to erase. Rue du Pélican, located in the 1st arrondissement just a stone’s throw from the Louvre,...
Just a few meters from Sacré-Cœur, thousands of visitors pass by a much older church every day without necessarily stepping inside. Saint-Pierre de Montmartre was built starting in 1134—more than seven ce...
Did you think you’d seen it all when it comes to immersive experiences in Paris? After escape rooms, sensory tours, and game bars, a new concept is about to hit the capital… and this time, it won’t be you...
This is a rather rare opportunity to see École Polytechnique in a light other than through its entrance exams or its laboratories. For the 2026 European Heritage Days, the institution will open its Palais...
You’ve been eagerly awaiting it—now it’s official! To celebrate the release of her latest album, *What Are the Odds*, R&B singer Jorja Smith will embark on an intimate nine-date tour across Europe. An...
It has towered over the town for nearly nine centuries, perched like a stone sentinel. The Guinette Tower, the former royal keep of Étampes, will reopen its doors to the public in September 2026, during...
The Sri Manicka Vinayakar Alayam Hindu temple, the largest in France, will host the Ganesh Festival in Paris on August 30, 2026 . Every year, this religious celebration transforms the streets of the La Ch...
Do you often take Line 4? Unfortunately for you, service on this line will be particularly disrupted. Starting September 14, one of its stations will be closed for renovation work… for four long months.
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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...
Everyone knows Rodin’s The Thinker. But almost no one knows what he’s looking at. The statue, located in the garden of the Rodin Museum, represents for many the timeless image of the dreamer… but the arti...