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In the second in a series of walking tours highlighting the sites and stories of Paris neighborhoods, we amble through a beloved district in Montmartre.
From the metro station at Cité, here's a walk highlighting the interesting sites and history on the eastern half of the Île de la Cité.
Fountains are an integral part of the Parisian streetscape. Currently some of the most iconic are being renovated by the city as part of a strategic "Plan Fontaine."
In France, the national lottery can make people fabulously rich, and also benefit charitable causes. But did you know about its historic link with the legendary seducer Casanova?
The world will be reminded of Henri IV this summer during the opening ceremony for the Olympics when the athletes will sail under the Pont Neuf, his bridge.
The best April Fools' joke in Paris, the city's new hybrid pastry phenomenon, Disneyland Paris's profitable year, Olympics preparation at the Palace of Versailles, and more news.
Chef Eric Frechon, who recently announced his departure from Le Bristol after 15 years with 3 Michelin stars, shares his Paris favorites in this exclusive interview.
No other city’s skyline tells the story of its history better than that of Paris. A visit to some of the most emblematic architecture will allow us to discover why the city is without equal.
Looking to indulge in Paris's famous café culture? Here's the ultimate guide to 20 top cafés, from timeless classics to trendy spots that double as flower shops.
The City of Light is a photographer's dream. Want to captivate your followers? Here are some top tips for finding the most Instagrammable places in Paris.
When it's cold outside, there's nothing better than warming up inside a great restaurant. Here's the latest table talk in the City of Light.
In the 17th century, a subculture with its own social rules and hierarchies developed in the Paris underbelly, among thieves and beggars who "miraculously" lost their infirmities at the end of the working day.