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For chocoholics in Paris, there's no better time than Easter to enjoy the delectable creations dreamt up by top chocolatiers. Here's a selection of favorites.

From the anatomical amphitheaters where people could see actual dissections, to the wax models of organs created by Mme Biheron, 18th-century Paris was fascinated by the human body.

"The project sounded so quintessentially French that I had to investigate," says Marian Jones of the Poets' Springtime cultural extravaganza in Paris.

The prestigious theater company, the Comédie Française, recently launched guided tours in English. Get exclusive insights into its history, productions, and iconic performances.

Calling all lovers of Paris and French gastronomy—Taste of France Issue 6 has arrived, and it's brimming with culinary delights, captivating stories, and exclusive insights into the world of French food and culture.

The "Snoopy in Style" exhibition salutes the unique look and global influence of the iconic Peanuts character, and of creator Charles "Sparky" Schulz

Easily accessible from Paris, the Château de Fontainebleau is blissfully free of crowds.

This "docu-fiction" by Mathias Mlekuz is about a buddy trip, by bicycle, from Paris to Istanbul, retracing the route of his son who had committed suicide.

Marian Jones takes us to the Ritz Paris where she tries the famous Afternoon Tea, and reflects on Marcel Proust, for whom the salon is named.

Paris offers an endless opportunity for unique and cool date night ideas. Here are top recommendations by season.

The discovery of a WWII bomb paralyzes train traffic, cherry blossom season, Eglise Saint-Gervais shows off a renovation, Louane's Eurovision song, and more.

The city of Paris pays homage to the visionary theater director on the centennial of his birth. Joy Anderson reports.