Le Zinc was the ubiquitous Paris neighborhood bar, the evocative symbol of the Belle Époque and early 20th-century Parisian life. Here’s where to find them today.
Housing France’s second largest collection of art after the Louvre, the Château de Chantilly makes for a terrific day. trip. Don’t miss the current exhibit “Portraits of Royal Children”.
Escaping the heat at Paris Plages, President Macron flies with the Patrouille de France, the Dijon mustard crisis, the weak euro, and more news from Paris.
Housing France’s second largest collection of art after the Louvre, the Château de Chantilly makes for a terrific day. trip. Don’t miss the current exhibit “Portraits of Royal Children”.
Paris was an art mecca during the transitional era between the wars, providing acceptance and a liberating creative environment for artists such as the 45 gifted modernist women showcased in this popular exhibit.
The tale of two unlikely friends who lived as expats in 1930s Paris – the iconic sculptor Alberto Giacometti and playwright Samuel Beckett – who frequented the Montparnasse cafés and loved nocturnal strolls.
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.
