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.

Food banks in Paris support students with low-cost meals, fresh produce, and pantry essentials, so they can access quality food while focusing on their studies.

Our sister site FrenchEntrée is hosting a free webinar on November 7th with top experts on call to answer all your questions.

Does the Eiffel Tower have a street number? Discover 8 iconic Parisian addresses with fascinating histories behind them.

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.

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.

Ahead of Holocaust Remembrance Day, Marian Jones explores the historic Jewish district in the Marais, from Rue des Rosiers to the Mémorial de la Shoah.

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.

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!

Celebrating Eurostar’s 30th anniversary, Caroline Harrap reflects on her monthly journeys over a decade, marking the train service’s cultural impact and legacy.

The French government’s debt problem, the Francophonie summit, a new long-distance train to Berlin, celeb sightings at Paris Fashion Week, and more news.