The latest Covid-19 news for Paris, including lockdown rules and curfew, what's still closed, and the vaccination roll-out updates.
Author - Heather Stimmler
Renovations, closures, openings, and other recent Paris museum news, including the Covid-19 question of the 2021: "When will cultural institutions finally...
As of January 1st, Paris remains under partial confinement, with an 8pm-6am curfew and closure of all restaurants, bars, theatres, museums, and cinemas through...
While we're still battling the pandemic with no difinitive date for reopening the borders, here are a few suggestions to help you keep Paris in your heart.
From hikes in the minimum wage and the price of stamps, to new environmental regulations and unfortunate side-effects of Brexit, here are some of the major new...
Inside this Issue:
* Enjoying Paris from Afar
* Paris for the Holidays
* A Few Original Gift Ideas
Because of the Coronavirus pandemic, Paris is under confinement through December 15th, and restaurants closed through January 20th. Almost all of the usual...
How to find an environmentally-friendly Christmas tree, or Sapin de Noël, in Paris, whether real or artificial (and what to do with it after the holidays).
Inside this Issue: * Coronavirus Encore: France Back under Lockdown * Understanding Charlie Hebdo and French Secularism * Armchair Entertainment - Improbable...
Because of a second wave of Covid-19 cases, France returned to confinement through December 1st; all public events in November have been canceled. In light of...
This article chronicles the timeline of ongoing events surrounding the attacks, and offers some insights into the French Republic’s staunchly secular...
As the “second wave” of Covid-19 infections begins to overwhelm hospitals, the French are once again back in confinement from October 30 until at least...
About Secrets of Paris
Paris-based journalist Heather Stimmler started the Secrets of Paris in 1999 as an alternative to the mainstream fluff. Enjoy the original insider’s guide written by and for Parisians and visitors.
Heather Stimmler
