The ultimate guide to Paris for those who don’t like to do things everyone else does. Highly confidential gastronomic addresses, hidden gardens and cafés, astonishing secret passages and much more. All the inspiration you need to explore the city is right here…
The flavors of Chinese cuisine are undoubtedly one of the most popular gastronomic pleasures in Paris. From steaming soups to noodles and delicately spiced dishes, Chinese cuisine offers a unique and authentic taste exp...
The Dining Rooms group has decided to establish itself in one of the capital's most sought-after districts. And after , the refined, gourmet maki-bar, it's time to discover Marcello, a fine tribute to the culinary tradi...
Just like the 14th and 15th arrondissements and their respective nuggets, and , the 13th arrondissement, also on the edge of the capital, hides its share of little treasures. On the southern flank of the Butte-aux-Cai...
There are many little spots on the outskirts of the city that offer a country setting and a timeless atmosphere. These days, there aren't many of them, but they bear witness to the past, when the villages on the outskir...
In the middle of the urban jungle of the Tolbiac district, a colorful spot stands out from the surrounding landscape. Poggi Cup, a new haunt for street food enthusiasts, is a real UFO, as much for its flamboyant Memphis...
Some of the capital's most unusual places of stand out for their history or architecture. Such is the case of Saint-Christophe de Javel church, which ticks all the boxes of an unusual place of worship. Nestled in the s...
How about turning 23 days of vacation into 60 days of vacation? In 2025, public holidays fall rather neatly into the calendar. And with good reason: of the 11 annual public holidays, 10 fall on weekdays. Here at Paris S...
One of the , the Pont Traversé is one of its most popular. Whether it's for its storefront, its history or what you'll find there today, local residents appreciate and share this unusual address. Nestling just off the...
Like or , rue des Thermopyles is one of those little-known corners of Paris that you could travel miles to discover. Quiet, unspoilt and colorful, this bucolic cobbled alley nestles in the Plaisance district and bears...
, , daily stress: sometimes the deafening hustle and bustle of Paris can quickly become overwhelming. So how can you recharge your batteries in the midst of nature without leaving the City of Light? The answer will sur...