Paris

29 sites, including the Cathedral, illuminated with colourful lighting and spectacular effects.

High on the shopping lists of travellers to Paris? The fabulous French cosmetics, creams and perfumes that the country is famous for. In fact, many expats living in Paris get lists from international friends...

Six bakers, a Longchamp bag, and a pickpocket on a hot Sunday afternoon in the city.

You hear about some exhibitions via conspicuous promotion, but others, such as this one, are discovered through word of mouth. In France, the autumn is the cultural floodgate of the year, and there are...

Located on a discreet street between the Bastille and the Place des Vosges in the Marais district, Restaurant H offers gastronomic French cuisine based on the best of seasonal products. Here, everything evokes divine taste, from...

Skipping ‘the delight fantastic’ along the cobblestone streets of Paris, I must confess that I often find myself seeking out traces from the past. Whenever I can’t seem to find my supernatural powers, I...

Looking at three very different points in time, three events in Paris to follow the evolution of sculpture... PICASSO – GIACOMETTI The Musée Picasso and the Fondation Giacometti present the first exhibition dedicated to the not always smooth dialogue between two major artists of...

Good news from the City of Light: the numbers are in and Paris tourism is on the rebound after a dramatic dive after the 2015 terrorist attacks. Slowly but surely the French capital has...

Entering a Paris train station in 1846, you would have been as likely to meet an elegant bourgeois couple in rustling silks as a gun-slinging hunter and his baying hounds setting out for a weekend’s shooting in the countryside, such...

Chirac & Non-European Cultures The Musée du Quai Branly-Jacques Chirac was named in honour of the man who founded it. The exhibition Jacques Chirac or Cross-Cultural Dialogue examines his links with non- European cultures. Until October 9. Spectacular Second Empire Revered on its...