The new Paris Olympics mascots, the city’s top Japanese restaurants, a memorial garden for the victims of the 2015 terrorist attacks, and more news from Paris.

In the latest in a series of walking tours, Marian Jones takes you to the Palais Royal, Place des Victoires and Galérie Vivienne in the very heart of Paris.

The fall in Paris brings gorgeous, changing colors to the city’s trees. Here are seven of our favorite spots for admiring the autumnal colors in Paris.

The elegant little Château de Malmaison is in a lovely setting within easy reach of Paris, which is why Napoleon and Josephine chose it, but has few international visitors.

Alice Winocour’s “Revoir Paris” (“Paris Memories”) is one of the first serious films dealing with the November 2015 terrorist attacks.

Film critic Dimitri Keramitas celebrates the life and work of the iconic director who spearheaded the Nouvelle Vague, Jean-Luc Godard.

The fight against climate change after a scorching summer, the parkour environmentalists turning off shop lights, President Macron’s trip to Algeria, and more news from the capital.

Based on a true unsolved case, “La Nuit du 12” is a dark thriller directed and written by Dominik Moll.

Paris pays homage to Queen Elizabeth II, the city cuts energy use by 10 percent, a celebratory year for Picasso, romance on the metro and more news from the capital.

The history of chocolate, and its circuitous route to Paris, is not for the squeamish. From human sacrifice to the infamous Spanish Inquisition, the harvesting of cacao seeds for the production of chocolate has tortured, enslaved, and seduced.

When it comes to intimate experiences in Paris, there are plenty, each one drawing on the city’s unique charm. Here are a few of the most romantic activities to book during your next visit.

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.

Dust off your dancing shoes and head over to a mythical night club to relive the spirit of the Roaring Twenties in Pigalle.

Sacré-Cœur gets “historical monument” classification, labor strikes across France, Art Basel arrives on the scene, Little Red Door recognized for killer cocktails, and more news from the French capital.

It’s hardly surprising that so many celebrities have fallen in love with Paris. So where do they stay? Where do they shop? Where do they eat?

What could be better than sipping a drink and enjoying a meal from a sky-high perch in Paris? Here are some top rooftops to seek out in the beaux jours.