A trip to Paris doesn’t have to be a cliché. We asked authors, wine critics, artists, and other people with great taste and ...

The range of cheese available in France today is delightfully staggering-everything from intensely nutty and fruity Mimolette to Mont d'Or, a fall and winter soft washed-rind cheese, eaten baked ...

Where to Buy the Best Edible Souvenirs in Paris — and How to Get Them Home Don’t buy your cheese, jam, and wine just anywhere. And don’t just shove it in your suitcase. Follow our expert ...

After three weeks of racing, the Tour delivers one last thrill on Sunday during its final stage, with a passage through Rue ...

A Snob's Map to the Oldest Shops in Paris A 263-year-old chocolaterie. A maker of umbrellas that's nearly 300 years old. The corsetiere du jour since 1911.

With its cobbled streets, windmills, vineyard, funicular railway, and bohemian history, Montmartre has long been popular with ...

A British bargain hunter has hailed a discovery she made in a charity shop in Paris, which she believes is worth around £300 - and she only paid a fraction of that price ...

As with every food movement and seemingly fresh idea, many see echoes of older trends and more entrenched customs in Paris’s embrace of the sando. “The success is first and foremost about the ...

City Hall has a direct hand in the types of businesses that take root and survive in Paris because it is the landlord, through its real estate subsidiaries, of 19 percent of the city’s shops.