This year marks the 60th anniversary of the legendary rock group The Doors. In honor of the anniversary the city of Paris is naming a footbridge (passerelle) after the band’s front man, the even more legendary Jim Morrison.
With the new season of “Marie Antoinette” hitting our screens, we reveal just a few of the iconic locations featured in the series – and what you can discover if you visit.
Admire iconic posters from the Belle Epoque at the Orsay’s must-see exhibit showcasing the golden age of illustrated posters, a 19th-century version of street art.
Admire iconic posters from the Belle Epoque at the Orsay’s must-see exhibit showcasing the golden age of illustrated posters, a 19th-century version of street art.
The Centre Pompidou will close this summer for a five-year renovation. The “Paris Noir” exhibit explores the rich cultural legacy and influence of Black artists in France.
Here you can learn about Paris and its history, art and culture. This is also the place to gain an insight into the French language and find information on educational courses.
