Inside this Issue: * Lates Covid News for France * A Visit to the Hôtel de la Marine * The Pass to Make it Less Painful * Artisan Visits, Workshops & Tastings...
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Overlooking the Place de la Concorde, the 18th-century Hôtel de la Marine has been one of the most prestigious monuments in Paris since its creation as the...
La Fête Nationale is usually one of the biggest holidays in France, but despite the easing of Covid restrictions since June 9th and the return of the military...
How to make the most of Paris Plage, the annual event where the city transforms into a beach resort with lounge chairs, palm trees, swimming, music, open-air...
A legendary but outmoded Parisian department store that once catered to the locals has been replaced with a five-star luxury hotel and an expensive duty-free...
Inside this Issue: * Museum Updates: A Peek at the Latest Openings and Reopenings * The Jardin des Tuileries is Getting Greener * La Samaritaine’s “Reopening”...
Now that almost all Covid restrictions have been lifted, here's a selection of summer events taking place in and around Paris this July and August.
Scratching your head over that headline? After all, how can a garden not be “green”? If you’ve ever walked through the Jardin des Tuileries on a hot summer...
A list of film locations in and around Paris from the latest Netflix hit series, Lupin. Includes both the major sites and a few more obscure ones, as well as a...
I love the fact that in Paris everyone cycles. It's considered a way of getting around rather than a sports activity. Here are some tips on how to get around...
Last night President Macron announced the government’s latest plans to slowly lift the Covid restrictions and reopen the country for business and travel.
As one of the literary museums of Paris, la Maison de Victor Hugo is the apartment on the Place des Vosges (Le Marais) where the famous 19th-century novelist...