Joel Stratte-McClure, the journalist/adventurer behind “The Idiot and the Odyssey,” plans to jump in the Seine on July 4th. Here he shares favorite Paris addresses.

This extraordinary memoir about opening La Cuisine, the popular Paris cooking school, gives deep insights into Parisians and their culture.

Chef Hélène Darroze needs no introduction for French foodies: A juror on French “Top Chef,” she boasts six Michelin stars. Here she shares favorite addresses in Paris.

Originally from New York, TheQueenFatima has lived in Paris for nearly a decade. Here she shares insightful tips on navigating French culture, work, and language.

Street photographer William O’Such took part in the 80th anniversary celebration of the Liberation of Paris. Here’s a look.

Street photographer William (“Bill”) O’Such discovers the captivating street art in the Butte-aux-Cailles district and the Boulevard Paris 13 open-air museum project.

Have you ever stopped to notice the shoes pounding the cobblestones in Paris? Street photographer William O’Such shares a new city perspective.

With sidewalk reflections and the glow of cafés, rainy evenings offer a world of photographic possibilities in Paris, says William O’Such.

The cathedral is not yet back to her old self, says Michele Kurlander, but don’t let that stop you from visiting the grande dame.

When Pronoti moved to France three years ago, French food was her salve for dealing with cultural barriers. Here she shares the joy she’s found in the Noël celebrations with her in-laws.

Karen Fawcett, the founder and former owner of Bonjour Paris, recalls the kindness of Parisian neighbors in the aftermath of 9/11.

After surgery for a ruptured achilles tendon, contributor Meredith Mullins learns to navigate Paris in a new way. Here she shares a practical guide to Paris accessibility for those with reduced mobility.