The Marne near Joinville is the perfect choice for a town-dweller’s autumn stroll, combining the glowing colors of the trees reflected in the water with quick and easy access to Paris.

During his two decades’ reign as emperor, Napoléon III carried out the monumental transformation and modernization of Paris, including four vast urban parks.

The Ville de Paris and SNCF are collaborating to bring back sections of a former railway into public use, with a deliberate emphasis on biodiversity.

For street photographer William O’Such, it was an emotional experience to return to Paris after 18 months away, wandering the streets again and capturing “la vie quotidienne.” 

About 130 years ago, the merest cosmic blink of an eye, a new art form was born: cinema, the Seventh Art. The French rightfully take much credit for its creation.

The holiday lights are illuminated, the Netflix hit show “Lupin” shoots in Paris, a historic win for French rugby over the All Blacks, a pandemic update, and more news from the capital.

Directed by Catherine Corsini, “La Fracture” could be France’s best film comedy in years, with humor that cuts to the bone.

In the second article in a series on famous residents of Paris, we take a look at the life of Jane Birkin and her unforgettable love affair with Serge Gainsbourg.

Set mainly in Paris, Flaubert’s famous novel immerses readers in many areas of 1840s Paris, where you meet a whole range of characters from that most turbulent decade.

Rococo…The word just rolls off the tongue with a whimsical flourish, not unlike the style of 17th and 18th century architecture, decoration, fashion, and art it reflects.

The fascinating story of the 19th century courtesans and the places they frequented in Paris.

Often when we picture a dream wedding, Paris makes an appearance. Romantic architecture, champagne and a twinkling Eiffel Tower seem…

Paris, a river runs through it… and a canal system. A few lucky sailors have precious mooring spaces in Paris, either along the Seine or the Bassin de la Villette.

Oft equated with Paris, Bal-musette is a romantic waltz-style of music featuring the accordion. Traditionalists are keeping this genre of street music alive with the addition of modern beats and picaresque players.

What happens in the city streets after the 6 pm curfew goes into effect in pandemic-era Paris? Photographer Meredith Mullins takes us on a photo odyssey.

As the new curfew goes into effect, what’s the talk of the town in Paris this week?