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The City of Light and Dark Chocolate
Sample cocoa-dusted ganache, chocolate Fabergé eggs and other sweets from some of the best chocolatiers in Paris.
Jean Paul Gaultier’s Paris
The iconoclastic designer maps out his favorite places in the City of Light, from sophisticated stripteases to a wax museum.
Europe in 15 Perfect Gifts, All Under $100
Amsterdam to Athens, 15 stores to explore, and — for those in a buying mood — to find a gift to bring back home.
Good Value in Northeast Paris
Mark Bittman explores dining alternatives in far-flung neighborhoods.
Paris, Divided
Where the Left and Right Bank are divided by the Seine, east and west might make more sense.
A Weekend in Paris
Has Paris lost its edge? Mais non! The city’s bohemians are just harder to find.
Undiscovered Treasures, Ready To Be Found
From design in Copenhagen to cubism in Prague, some of the best art in Europe is hiding in plain sight.
Restaurant Review: Spring Restaurant, in Paris
Daniel Rose’s 29-seat Spring restaurant, after its move from the Ninth to the First Arrondissement, still books up months in advance, and for good reason.
The Paris That Awoke to Atget’s Lens
In a city that maintains a strong reverence for its past, many of the scenes photographed by Eugène Atget still exist — untouched.
Down by Paris’s Riverside
In Paris, travelers can dance to an accordion on the Marne or sleep in a barge on the Seine.
Where Paris Chefs, Not Prices, Rise
A new clutch of chefs under 40 are often willing to forgo atmosphere, on the plate and in the room, for the sake of creative cooking at a price most can afford.
Where Art and Haute Cuisine Meet in Paris
From bold experiments to understated havens of cool, new restaurants have sprung up in cultural institutions all over the city.
Forró Raises Pulse of Parisians
Forró, a rustic country dance from northeastern Brazil, has fired the romantic imaginations of Parisians young and old.
Restaurant Review: Derrière in Paris
This clandestine spot may be the only place where nonsmokers will want to steal away for a puff.
In Paris, Art Fills the Void
Popular but technically illegal art venues are being bought as part of a citywide effort to keep the studios open to the public.
Hotel Review: Hôtel Gabriel Paris Marais, in Paris
The futuristic rooms, all of them nonsmoking, show a careful dedication to soundproofing, lighting and comfort.
In Paris, a Louvre in the Hotel Lobby
While the city has long been celebrated for both its arts scene and its stylish places to stay, the two worlds have recently just started to rub shoulders.
Hotels in Paris for Under $150
A list of hotels, culled from reader’s suggestions, that represent some of the best bargains for travelers headed to Paris in the next few months.
Edith Wharton Always Had Paris
Wharton, the leading American female writer of the early 20th century, had a relationship with Paris that began early and ran deep.
Where Layovers Can Be Turned Into Adventures
Thanks to high-speed trains and better urban planning, being stuck at the airport isn’t what it used to be.
Store Review: Louise Feuillère Lingerie Shop in Paris
This shop is home to sumptuous items like velvet-ribboned bustiers, wasp-waisted silk corsets, soft mohair bed jackets and exquisite satin thongs.
The Wide Parisian World of Free Music
While you'll pay to see the bigger acts in this city, so many of the smaller (and cooler) venues are free.
Alive and Evolving: The Paris Bistro
Offering reliable and affordable food, the bistro choices are better than they have been in years.
Hunting for Treasure in Paris's Marchés aux Puces
In the city's legendary flea markets, the Frugal Traveler hopes to find some prized items and bargains among the bric-a-brac.
Frugal Paris
Even for those on a budget, summer in the City of Light can offer unexpected pleasures.
Remaking Paris
President Nicolas Sarkozy of France has called for a post-Kyoto urban plan that re-envisions the old city. Is this the 21st-century metropolis?
Meals Worth a Flight (or a Cab Ride)
From France to England and Italy, a food critic reminisces on her longtime favorite haunts.
In Europe, Hostels Grow Up
Hostels are leaving their backpacker image behind, adding upscale locations, stylish furnishings and family-friendly amenities to attract a new generation of budget travelers.
Hotel Review: Mama Shelter in Paris
Location and design make this hotel a fabulous place to stay, especially if you nab a room for 79 euros.
Paris Goes on Sale
From department stores to pricey boutiques, get a bargain-hunting guide to navigating this year’s winter sales, which start Jan. 7.
Le Tour du Chocolat
Take a decadent, two-wheeled tour of the best chocolate boutiques in Paris. Find a molten chocolate fountain, cocoa-dusted ganache and more.
Fashionista Paris
As the bold-face crowd descends on Paris for the city’s semiannual Fashion Week, the designer Jean Paul Gaultier plots out an itinerary of his favorite haunts.
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