Paris Charles de Gaulle airport can seem daunting and chaotic, but a layover doesn’t have to be stressful. Here are some tips.

Photos fade into the cloud, but small souvenirs last. As travel journaling soars in popularity, here are seven keepsakes that help tell the story of your trip.

Discover top bricolage and hardware stores in Paris for tools, DIY supplies, and creative inspiration for every fix-it focused project.

Looking for public toilets in Paris? Forget the stories about unsavory pissoirs; here are tips on where to find restrooms in the city.

Seeing an unscripted side of the capital from the water is a reminder that Paris’s best moments often happen along its outer edges.

Take a walk through history in the Marais district, among gothic gems and 17th-century hôtels particuliers. The latest walking tour from Marian Jones.

Exploring Auteuil through a local’s eyes reveals a Paris far richer and more architecturally complex than any standard tourist map could capture.

Bookended by two free art museums, this walking itinerary features a promenade through the Cours de la Reine, a walkway created for Queen Marie de Medici. Marian Jones reports.

Look back to the 1990s, and navigating Paris on two wheels was less of a leisure activity and more an act of raw courage. How times have changed!

With the completion of the Tour Triangle, the city’s third tallest building, we were inspired to seek out other Parisian record breakers.

Paris Charles de Gaulle airport can seem daunting and chaotic, but a layover doesn’t have to be stressful. Here are some tips.

The new Créteil Téléphérique turns a mundane commute into a 360-degree theater with urban views and the Eiffel Tower in the distance.