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On this walking tour, Marian Jones explores a fascinating corner of the 7th arrondissement, including Napoleon's tomb, Ste Clotilde Church and Pont Alexandre III.

Elizabeth Briel is an American expat and contemporary artist who has created art all over the world. She offers workshops at her Chambre de Papier studio.

Inscribed on UNESCO’s list of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, this ancient guild of master craftsmen has roots dating back to the 12th century.

Shadows are incredibly elusive, appearing and disappearing in mere fractions of a second. Street photographer Bill O'Such captures some captivating Paris scenes.

A 19th century railway that encircled Paris, the Petite Ceinture ("Little Belt") is slowly being reopened in stretches as parks for the public. Here's the latest.

There's nothing like people watching in the most densely populated city in Europe. Here's a selection of interesting people photographed by William O'Such.

Paris closes its brick-and-mortar tourist offices, France's government fights for survival, the Olympic Cauldron to fly every summer until 2028, and more.

Paris is a source of inspiration for many writers. Here we've mapped geographical markers from favorite passages in literature.

Discover five unique hotels in Paris, from chic boutique designs to quirky hidden gems.

There's a lot more to Paris than the usual tourist sites. Here are a few surprising tidbits you may not know about the city. Test your knowledge!

Notoriously painted with a grey brush, Paris still houses pockets of exploding color between the black papier-mâché skies and bland building façades.

With Veganuary this month, one of the leading vegan influencers in Paris, Franck Adandé, reveals his favorite plant-based addresses in the capital.