Paris has thousands of cafés, one on almost every corner, but some are hidden away in gardens of museums or inner courtyards in ancient buildings that most people never see. To feel like a true ...

NAOURS might look like your classic French village, but underneath is a labyrinth of secret tunnels. There are around 300 chambers beneath the surface that have since become a popular tourist ...

Paris has long been famous for its cafes. The coffee served at those cafes, though, not so much. The city is dotted with historic locations where luminaries and artists historically gathered to ...

25 acres of waterfalls, temples, playgrounds, and even a suspension bridge make up this hidden gem opened in 1867. For those looking for an afternoon stroll or just some green space in Paris ...

Paris’s covered passages are a hidden treasure that many tourists overlook. These historic arcades, built in the 19th century, are filled with unique shops, antique bookstores, and cafés.

The aesthetics of Parisian bars add to the overall experience. Paris is also home to several hidden bars and speakeasies, often located behind unmarked doors or concealed within other establishments.

When the warm weather arrives in Paris, head for one of the capital's coolest spots: the confidential terrace of Les Jardins ...

Cafes in tourist areas of Paris have been caught covertly pouring cheap wine in place of the premium glasses paid for by diners. An investigation by Le Parisien newspaper found that wine fraud is ...