Here’s where to stay in Paris if you’re looking for a seriously affordable (and très chic) Airbnb. Think of Paris, and you might imagine the Eiffel Tower glittering at night, or picnic baskets filled with brie, baguettes, and traditional French wine. You probably also think:...

There really is a bakery on practically every street corner in Paris, so beware: Not all baguettes are equal. A good baguette has a deep golden, crisp, and crunchy exterior and inside the bread should be chewy and full of holes, even rather big ones! Good bakeries have loyal followings. Not...

Just walking through the streets of Paris can sometimes make you feel like you’re in the middle of a giant museum overflowing with gobsmacking artifacts and interesting things to ogle around every corner. Indeed reflecting the city’s centuries-long dedication to and immersion in art and...

While France is famous for its champagne and wine regions, Paris is discovering a newfound love for beer. Craft beer bars are surfacing like foam and offer dozens of microbrew options from across the globe. La Fine Mousse, which opened in Ménilmontant, literally translates to The Fine Head....

Paris can be insufferable in a heat wave, but these tips will help you get by. Heat waves in France are their own special hell. While I’ve never experienced worse weather on a more consistent basis than in the 12 years I lived in New York City, functioning in the heat in Paris—a city almost...

Art is on the plate at five top spots where the views are as fine as the food, and you can keep the security guards up late. Musée du Quai Branly Poised like a giant wood-and-metal tortoise on the roof of Paris's newest museum, Les Ombres (27 Quai Branly, Seventh Arr.; 33-1/47-53-68-00; dinner...

The Paris mainstay has been closed since 2012 for renovations. It’s now accepting reservations from March 14, 2016 onward. After three years since closing for a massive renovation, the Ritz Paris—one of the City of Light’s most beloved hotels, an icon set in the prestigious Place...

If you’ve ever wanted to spend the night in the world’s largest grave, here’s your chance. A visit to the Paris catacombs (informally known as one of the creepiest places on earth) might not be a tourist stop de rigueur, but it’s a must-see for anyone into the macabre. And this...

No hay escasez de bares en París. Prácticamente una extensión de su sala de estar, muchos parisinos se encontrarán con amigos en su local después del trabajo y antes de la cena para ponerse al día con el "apéro". Por lo general, ordenará una simple copa de vino o cerveza, tal vez un...

Bed & Style, una colección de retiros íntimos, ofrece a los viajeros una nueva forma de alojarse en la Ciudad de la Luz y sus alrededores. Casa de la estrella fugaz La diseñadora de modas Stella Cadente transformó una mansión privada a una hora de París en un elegante B & B sin un...

Mirando hacia el este desde el Pont de Tolbiac en el distrito 13 no sabrías que estás en París. As far as the eye can see, there are cranes and glass towers punctuating the rabbit warrens of old working-class neighborhoods. Below, a soundless METEOR train glides by as a girl in high-tech...