There are certain Parisian spots that seem to have stood the test of time without aging a bit. And this one is a prime example! At 51 Rue Montorgueil, a pastry shop has been delighting food lovers since 1...
It’s hard to imagine today, but a huge amusement park once stood near the Arc de Triomphe! Long before Disneyland Paris, Parisians already had their own playground, right in the heart of the capital. With...
You may be familiar with the Château de Vincennes by day, with its stone walls, its Donjon, and its Sainte-Chapelle. From October 15 to November 8, 2026, you can experience it in a whole new way: once nig...
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...
In Paris, some treasures are hidden where you least expect them. And sometimes, all you have to do is look right under your feet! Right in front of Notre-Dame, a 30-centimeter brass medallion goes almost...
Following the demonstration on Saturday, October 17—which drew no fewer than 800,000 people to the streets of Paris—a second demonstration will indeed take place on October 24. Here are the neighborhoods...
This weekend, we’re switching to standard time. In practical terms, that means we’ll have to set our clocks back one hour! But the good news is that this change will give us an extra hour of sleep. Be awa...
We love the movies! But let’s face it—with so many options sometimes playing in theaters, it’s hard to make up your mind… So we invite you to step a little outside your comfort zone by discovering the “su...
Rails overgrown with vegetation, old railroad tunnels, and hidden walking paths tucked between buildings… It’s hard to imagine that trains once ran here every day. Yet this former Parisian railroad line c...
In the aftermath of the October 17 protests, several neighborhoods in Paris were affected by violence. Shattered storefronts, looted businesses, damaged streets... In response to this destruction, the gov...