Paris has myriad options when it comes to organic grocery stores, including places where you can buy grains in bulk using recyclable containers.

Paris has always prized its papeteries, and now a new breed of stationery store looks to revive the art of printed correspondence. Here are some stand-out boutiques.

Discover top bricolage and hardware stores in Paris for tools, DIY supplies, and creative inspiration for every fix-it focused project.

From antique serving pieces to Provençal linens, a few thoughtful details can bring the easy charm of a French summer apéro home. There’s a reason summer evenings in France feel so appealing.

Discover how Les Halles evolved into Rungis, a vast food hub powering Paris with fresh produce and modern efficiency.

Discover the best of Paris’ 10th arrondissement, from the Canal Saint-Martin to hidden cafés, markets and local hotspots in this essential guide.

On a weekend outing to the famous Puces de Saint-Ouen, go treasure hunting in the flea markets and listen to jazz at the Espace Django Reinhardt.

With the Eiffel Tower as the backdrop, explore the storied food markets and gourmet shops of the 7th arrondissement.

After seeing the vibrant Africa fashion exhibit at the Musée du Quai Branly, Martha Sessums was inspired to explore African fabric stores in Paris.

The Cannes Film Festival kicked off last week, and celebrities weren’t the only ones packing their suitcases with their finest outfits. Everyone – from stars to photojournalists to producers – turns out, fashion-wise.

Paris is having an 18th-century moment. Three concurrent exhibitions are exploring different aspects of what you might term the first modern century, from its fashion to daily life.

Paris Fashion Week brought menswear looks to Paris, as well as whimsical, craft-heavy couture from storied fashion houses. Most notable was the presence of AI on the runways.