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I don't like Paris

jealous. I did something similar ehen I was in Fontainebleau. Made a point of going into Paris Centre once a month no matter how busy I was. Saw Catherine Deneuve - a very beauti...

Letter from Paris: September 2, 2026 News Digest

La rentrée in Paris, a feud over Tour Montparnasse, controversy over Chagall's opera ceiling fresco, a new butter boutique, Céline Dion's glam arrival, and more news.

Paris copies London with ‘Les Prem’s’

From the Philharmonie de Paris, which rips out... The post Paris copies London with ‘Les Prem’s’ appeared first on Slippedisc.

16.35 - Paris Wasn’t Always Like This

FRANCE AS IT HAPPENS—The runners Paris once frowned upon, a poem climbing a wall, and a street designed to make you look up.

10 Things to do in Paris in September 2026

As Paris enters shoulder season and la rentrée, the city springs to life with cultural activities The post 10 Things to do in Paris in September 2026 appeared first on Frenchly.

Paris in Superlatives: Fascinating Facts about the City of Light

With the completion of the Tour Triangle, the city's third tallest building, we were inspired to seek out other Parisian record breakers.

La Belle Vie: France's north-south divide and Paris movie locations

From the contrasts between France's north and south to the many attractions of Marseille, this week's La Belle Vie explores what it's like for Parisians to trade the capital for th...

I don't like Paris

I think Paris is fine as long as I don’t have to drive there. The last time I went for a long weekend, I took the TGV from Narbonne and then used the metro or the bus to get around...

I don't like Paris

Porridge: We came to France from Durham, a bustling university town. In 18 months I’ve turned into a country bumpkin. I remember folk in Newcastle who regarded Dunelmians as bum...

Postcards from paris: part two

Postcards from paris: part one

10 Things to Do in Paris in August 2026

While the Parisians are away, August is the perfect time for visitors to play. The post 10 Things to Do in Paris in August 2026 appeared first on Frenchly.

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This photograph shows a general view of the Champ de Mars with pedestrians standing next to the Eiffel tower in central Paris. -AFP

The Pulse of the Twelfth: Finding the Real Paris at Marché d’Aligre

Beyond the manicured gardens and limestone facades lies an untamed sanctuary, populated by raucous street vendors, dusty treasures, and the timeless ritual of the French morning.

Cruising Through Paris’s Brooklyn: Canal de l’Ourcq

Seeing an unscripted side of the capital from the water is a reminder that Paris's best moments often happen along its outer edges.

Paris and Rome Mark 70 Years as Sister Cities With Fireworks Over the Eiffel Tower

A Bastille Day Pyrotechnic Tribute Traces Seven Decades of the Rome-Paris Partnership Paris opened its Bastille Day celebrations on the evening of July 13 with a fireworks display...

From Fringe to Favorite: How Paris Turned into a City of Runners

Take a stroll along the Seine, and there is one thing I can guarantee you'll see.

14 Remarkable Outdoor Museum Cafés in Paris

Check out these exceptional outdoor cafés and restaurants situated in Paris museums. The post 14 Remarkable Outdoor Museum Cafés in Paris appeared first on Frenchly.

Paris with les petits enfants

Paris can be a dream playground for the littles if you keep a few trips and tricks up your sleeve. Read on for my advice on how to do the City of Light with your petits enfants.

16.35.a - A Perfume, a Poem, a City That Started Running

FRANCE AS IT MEANS—this week: what regulation did to a scent, what a poet left on a wall in Saint Sulpice, and a Panthéon street built to make you look up

Letter from Paris: August 5, 2026 News Digest

Wildfires and heat waves in France, tourism in Paris, restaurants that are institutions, a social media ban for children, 100th birthday of the Grand Mosque, and more news from the...

16.34.a - I Don't Want to Give You More to Read +++

FRANCE AS IT MEANS—what I'm really asking myself this week, a carsick ride into Annot, the pulse of the 12th arrondissement, and the department stores history forgot

The Forest in the City : A Private Tour of Paris’s Most Mysterious Sanctuary — Le musée de la Chasse et de la Nature

Paris in May is a city of gentle awakenings. The harsh winter light has given way to a soft, golden glow that filters through the chestnut trees.