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The first installment of a two-part tour of the most fascinating garden in Paris. Next month, the fauna.

The Cinémathèque Française and its founder, Henri Langlois, have been cultural icons since the 1930s.

High-rises, expressways turned pedestrian promenades, and other projects will transform 21st-century Paris.

For some treasure-hunting fun, head for Saint-Ouen and Vanves.

The 9th arrondissement has preserved its discreet early 19th-century architecture, charming courtyards and timeless Parisian air.

The glass-roofed passages and galleries of Paris, dated but full of charm, are slowly coming back to life.

A must-see cemetery? The idea may seem odd. But this is not your usual burial ground.

The Latin Quarter still echoes with the chimes of the Sorbonne's chapel bell.

Some lesser-known and less-crowded gems that offer welcome relief from the long lines at larger museums

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