Enfin, the sun is shining in Paris and les beaux jours are ushering in the summer season. After the difficult months of the pandemic year, there’s a feeling of normalcy with Parisians back in their favorite sidewalk cafes.

This month’s metro focus is Louvre-Rivoli on Line 1 — the first metro station designed with a cultural theme and one of the stations worthy of spending quality time.

Serge Gainsbourg’s apartment to morph into a museum, pandemic news, and artwork stolen from the Louvre found 40 years later in Bordeaux.

A newly exhibited Paris painting by Van Gogh, former President Sarkozy’s conviction, the awesome new Air France video, and more.

Say the word ‘Paris’ and you may conjure visions of the Eiffel Tower. But Paris is a lot more than the sites concentrated within the city center.

Surrounded by contemporary greenhouses, the new Court Simonne Mathieu is used during the French Open tennis tournament.

Just outside Paris is a world of discovery. Marly-le-Roi owes its fame to Louis XIV who built his country residence there.

Have you ever been awestruck by a particularly majestic tree? One that is so tall, so old, or just so beautiful that it stops you in your tracks? There are over 200 such trees in Paris.

The mayor of Paris might sometimes hear rumblings … and not just the usual protests of disgruntled citizens. The sound is the distant thunder of the metro.

This month’s metro focus is Louvre-Rivoli on Line 1 — the first metro station designed with a cultural theme and one of the stations worthy of spending quality time.

French vineyards devastated by freak frost, the accelerating vaccination rollout, Macron closes down ENA and more news from Paris.

As you walk or rumble through the Bastille Metro Station, you may get some revolutionary vibes from the history that’s a part of this corner of Paris.