Built on the remains of an old gypsum quarry, this lovely park in the 19th is full of surprises, from the waterfalls to the craggy, temple-topped butte rising from the lake.

Discover the top 5 must-see attractions in Paris. Don’t miss these iconic sights on your next trip!

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.

A vast renovation project for the Louvre, the Opera Garnier celebrates 150 years, Paris Fashion Week, Wembymania and more news from the capital.

La Petite Dernière, a coming-out story whose star won the “best actress award,” left a lasting impression on audiences at the Cannes Film Festival.

A bold new rendering of Godard’s Breathless reimagines the French classic with fresh style, modern flair, and cinematic homage.

Un Simple Accident won the Palme d’Or at the 78th Cannes Film Festival, and Hollywood heavyweights Robert De Niro and Denzel Washington received honorary awards for their contributions to cinema.

The Dominik Moll-directed film premiered at the Cannes Film Festival and is among this year’s “in competition” films.

Paris offers an endless opportunity for unique and cool date night ideas. Here are top recommendations by season.

If you’re looking for something out-of-the-box to celebrate Valentine’s Day, whether with a partner or a group of friends, we’ve got you covered with five unique ideas for Valentine’s in Paris. 

The City of Light has been a captivating backdrop for some of the most iconic and romantic films in cinematic history. Here are some must-see films set in Paris.

Emily Sanders shares the memory of getting engaged in Paris in February 2023- a dream come true.

The resurgence of vinyl records is reflected in a host of vinyl bars in Paris, where music lovers sip cocktails and spin records in a stylish atmosphere.

Paris offers an endless opportunity for unique and cool date night ideas. Here are top recommendations by season.

The birthplace of modern cabaret and a 19th-century cultural phenomenon, Le Chat Noir is an enduring symbol of Montmartre’s nightlife.

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