Major works are afoot at one of Paris’s best-loved parks. A €6m restoration is planned for the 150-year-old Parc des Buttes Chaumont in the 19th arrondissement.

Street photographer William O’Such captures the magic of Paris in the springtime.

Paris braces for a heat wave, the parliamentary elections, the buzzy Givenchy auction, the “Mona Lisa” cake incident, and more news from the French capital.

Street photographer William O’Such captures the magic of Paris in the springtime.

In the summer there’s a lot going on with the movies in the French capital: open-air screenings, releases and re-releases of light or classic fare, and theme festivals like Cinéma Paradiso Louvre.

With a premiere at Cannes, Les Amandiers is director Valeria Bruni Tedeschi’s semi-autobiographical tale of being a young person at a French theater school.

What is the emotional fallout for mom, dad, and child when the child must be given away? This question is at the heart of the powerful “Retour à Séoul” which got lots of buzz at Cannes.

The 75th Cannes Film Festival concluded with “Triangle of Sadness,” an unforgettable satire, winning the Palme d’or.

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.

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.

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.

President Macron’s new female prime minister, a free film screening on the Champs-Élysées, the bread festival in front of Notre-Dame, the Arc de Triomphe as seen from Space, and more news from Paris.

Fans of the Moulin Rouge cabaret, and the fantastical eponymous film, can bid on an Airbnb stay at the Moulin Rouge in June.

Paris is bursting with holiday spirit. Photographer Meredith Mullins takes us on a tour of the most spectacular decorations and illuminations.