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…
There’s always that pivotal moment at any gathering with friends when someone finally pulls out their phone. That’s exactly the moment MAGNETIC aims to eliminate. Run by The Leisure Company, this new 600-...
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...
The weather is beautiful—it’s the perfect time to head outside. A , , or a there are a thousand things to do. But nothing makes us happier than the return of our favorite open-air events! So, to dance the afternoon awa...
With the heat, most visitors spread out on the large lawns of the Bois de Vincennes, unaware that just a few meters away lies one of the city’s most unusual botanical spaces. Once you push open the gates...
Every day, thousands of people cross Place Denfert-Rochereau without imagining what lies beneath their feet. About a hundred steps below the surface, a former civil defense shelter served as the headquart...
In Montmartre, Rue Lepic is much more than just a thoroughfare leading to the Sacré-Cœur. It begins near Place Blanche, at the foot of the hill, then winds its way up in a long curve past shops, cafés, an...
With the arrival of warmer weather, the desire for a change of scenery begins to take hold. What if we told you that just a few hours from Paris lies a medieval city that seems straight out of a fairy tal...
In the heart of Paris, the —much loved by strollers and foodies alike—is home to small cafés steeped in literary tradition, beautiful cultural institutions, and wonderful culinary spots that we love to share. So follow...
The 10th arrondissement, a neighborhood that’s always buzzing, is one of the capital’s most popular spots for taking a leisurely stroll or treating yourself to a true culinary delight. Its streets are teeming with , and...
Founded in 1794, in the midst of the Revolution, the Ménagerie du Jardin des Plantes is now the oldest zoo in Paris. In its early days, it housed animals from the royal menagerie at Versailles and from con...