Hotel La Petite Rosa is now renovated and looks a lot better than how it did when we visited back in 2002. If you wan ...

Paris is a city that never fails to enchant, but it can also be overwhelming for first-time visitors. After countless trips to the City of Light (yes, the patisseries keep me coming back), I’ve ...

So, you've done Paris and you need a little bit more European excitement, a more sedate city perhaps, one that has mountains not just museums, or vineyards and valleys rather than Versailles. What ...

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DESPITE PARIS’S small overall footprint, the two sides of the River Seine—the Right and Left Banks as determined by the direction of the river’s current—have long nurtured their own cultures and ...

From ice skating to Christmas markets, there are many reasons the City of Light shines in winter. Here's a guide to the season's best offerings. Sophie Dodd is a writer at Travel + Leisure, where she ...

From Little Africa to the jazz cafes where Josephine Baker performed, here’s where to immerse yourself in the art, food, and culture of Paris’s African diaspora. Travelers searching for immersive ...

Paris hotel rates on the night of the Olympic opening ceremony are up 226% versus the same night two weeks prior. Many or all of the products on this page are from partners who compensate us when you ...

Andye was only in Paris for three days. On day one, she jumped aboard the Metro train that would change her life forever. It was September 2016. Andye, born in Haiti and brought up in the US, was 25 ...

The humble baguette is the epitome of French baking. The perfect loaf, delicately crusty outside, soft and airy inside, is worth the airfare to Paris all on its own. But while its ingredients may be ...