Swimming in the Seine, a rush for air conditioners, a guitar made from reclaimed Notre Dame wood, France in the World Cup, and more news from the French capital.

The residential 15th arrondissement may not be on many “to do” lists for Paris visitors, but it’s full of sites to explore for a deeper understanding of the city. Here’s our guide.

From the Parc André Citroën, walk towards Trocadéro to discover the Île aux Cygnes, an island in the Seine decorated with a Statue of Liberty.

The Catacombs reopens after a restoration, the Parc de la Villette debuts an urban farm, the Paris marathon draws the crowds, and more news from the capital.

This spectacular and moving film, the first installment of a two-part opus, highlights Charles de Gaulle’s role during WWII. A must see.

In an exclusive interview, Maya Persaud, founder of the Espero France nonprofit, describes working with refugees in the fashion industry.

A delightful romantic comedy, director Pierre Salvadori’s “The Electric Kiss” opened the 79th Cannes Film Festival.

The filmmakers behind one of the most successful French films in history are back with a new movie set in the Paris banlieue, circa 1985.

Will you send your Valentine a poem this year? French poets, many of whom are remembered by statues in Paris parks, can provide some inspiration. Here are five love poems, along with hints on where to “find” the authors in Paris.

Ditch the clichés. If you want to up your date game – or treat a friend to a more memorable “Palentine’s” day – here are some Paris experiences that will make your hearts race.

The Paris-based experts at Bonjour Paris provide the answers to the most searched questions about the City of Light.

A vibrant, multicultural district, the 19th is off the beaten path for most Paris visitors. Here are tips and recommendations to explore.

Every year when her birthday rolls around, Poppy Pearce feels an overwhelming urge to spend it in Paris. Here she recounts her weekend adventure with friends.

No visit to Paris is complete without a stop in Montmartre, the hilltop neighborhood famous for its artists, cabarets, and the Sacré-Cœur Basilica. Here’s what to see and do.

Step back in time to the days when Parisian youth crammed into the smoke-filled jazz cellars of Saint-Germain-des-Prés to dance the night away…

Off the tourist track, the 17th is the real deal, with unpretentious shopping streets, leafy gardens, and amazing fresh markets. Here’s our guide to what to see and do.