The latest events, festivals, and expositions in Paris this August and beyond
Author - Heather Stimmler
American-born travel journalist and non-profit media specialist living in Paris since 1995.
Christine Bacoup-Tidas is a French-American lawyer and founder of Tomette Paris, a real estate agency in Paris working solely for buyers. In this one-hour video, Christine answers questions about the biggest differences between home hunting in the US and...
Whether you’ve used them before or are a first-timer, here are a few useful tips on the Velib bikes, how to set up an account, and how to use them.
The Marché aux Puces in St-Ouen, a suburb of Paris, is the world's largest antique and flea market, featuring over 2,000 vendors selling antiques, furniture, art, vintage clothing, collectibles, and more. Spanning 17 acres, it consists of a dozen unique...
What do Parisians do to celebrate La Fête Nationale, aka Bastille Day, in Paris? This is Heather's behind-the-scenes experience, from watching the parade from a friend's window to watching the fireworks backstage on the Champ-de-Mars as a municipal volunteer...
Mary Duncan is the author of the fascinating memoire, "Henry Miller is Under My Bed: People and Places on the Way to Paris" and the founder of the Paris Writers Group. For this in-person Secrets of Paris Book Club, she graciously hosted us at the Paris...
If you've been looking for a reason to escape Paris for a day, this might be it: the Château de Chantilly is hosting a once-in-a-lifetime exhibition of Les Très Riches Heures du duc de Berry through October 5th. And yes, it's worth the train ticket.
"Les Très Riches Heures du Duc de Berry" is on display in the Salle du Jeu de Paume at the Château de Chantilly from June 7th through October 5th, open daily except Tuesday from 10am-6pm. Tickets €12 (includes park entrance).
The latest events, festivals, and expositions in Paris this July and beyond
Inside this Issue: * Heatwave in Paris: Surving without A/C * What to Wear in Paris When It’s Hot * The Best Accessories of the Summer * The Secrets of Paris Guide to Paris Plages 2025 * The Greening of Paris * What To See & Do in Paris on Bastille Day *...
I get asked this question a lot. Especially since summers have been getting hotter each year in Paris, and fashion has evolved considerably since Covid. The short answer is: yes, of course you can! With a few exceptions. The longer answer is: it's complicated!
Chantilly isn’t only a wonderful alternative to Versailles for those who want to escape the busloads of tourists, but it’s also a nice daytrip for Parisians in need of some fresh air. Getting there isn't simple, though.
