#paris

#paris

The exceptional quality of this year's projects is powerful proof of Art Basel Paris' magnetism—and of the central role Paris and France continue to play in the global art scene.

The challenges of transitioning to life in Paris highlighted the strength of my determination; the paperwork and adjustments taught me resilience and the value of adaptation.

Snap's new 4,000-square-meter office in Paris signifies its commitment to innovation and growth in France's dynamic digital ecosystem.

"It is always the same old story, year after year... the same eager rush to Paris from the provinces; the same, not to say a growing, number of beardless, ambitious boys,... only to finish in some trench where failures lie."

Lauren Sánchez's out-of-country Bachelorette trip to Paris features a star-studded squad, celebrating her upcoming marriage to Jeff Bezos amidst glamorous getaway vibes.

The Paris town hall has spent over €1 billion cleaning up the Seine to make it safe for swimming, allowing residents to enjoy the river properly.

The Local France seeks a freelance journalist in Paris to enhance their coverage of French news for an international readership.

The brothers aged 24 and 28, visiting from the US, filed a complaint after being assaulted by street vendors near the Eiffel Tower.

What a joy! I am looking forward to the return of the cauldron in the Paris sky this summer! This is very, very good news. It is an integral part.

Aurelien Bernhard turned his love for flan into a social running group, uniting people through weekly runs that end at local bakeries, creating the Running Flan Club.

I didn't know how to do anything. I hadn't even written any poems... it was ridiculous, but I went straight over to him and said: You are Andre Breton. I am Jean-Claude Silbermann. I'm a Surrealist.

The city of Paris will enforce its new carpool lane regulations from May 2nd, targeting solo drivers with fines as the educational phase concludes.

"I scoured every rental site and even researched 'logements contre services,' or work/accommodation exchanges, only to find offers from men claiming to have space in their bed for a student."

It’s theater. Yes, Naouri, 26, interjected, but sometimes you lose yourself in the character, and I can't tell the difference between reality and fiction.

Imagine stepping out of your private entrance onto rue Saint-Antoine, one of the most historic and vibrant streets in the Marais. Just a few steps from the iconic Place des Vosges, this airy, elegant apartment is the perfect mix of charm, creature comforts, and enviable location.

This week, there will be heavy disruption on the RER lines B, C, and D due to ongoing works and the Paris Marathon, impacting public transport significantly.

The Petite Ceinture offers an unexpected escape from Paris's traffic, transforming disused railway segments into peaceful green spaces, contrasting sharply with the bustling Boulevard Peripherique.

"Everyone should have the right to some good food, he said, which explains the breakfast prix fixe menu for 12 euros (about $13); the 8 buttered-baguette-and-ham sandwich or 6 sugared crepe served from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.; and the 22 daily special at lunch and dinner."