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Authorities say the French man arrested after the incident had pledged allegiance to Islamic State
Police order traders to temporarily vacate hundreds of historic stalls for opening ceremony on river Seine
Construction workers rush to finish underground pool that will collect the capital’s wastewater
A Parisian hospitality entrepreneur has converted a medieval site into a lavish country escape. It’s part Soho Farmhouse – and part Hogwarts
France on high alert for terror attacks as authorities fear contagion from Israel-Hamas war
Those reviews are not the same as feedback for restaurants and wine
A crash course in an ever-shifting dialect that expresses the city’s cosmopolitan cool. Wesh!
Started by three friends, it has introduced a range of international artists to France
From must-see highlights of the art fair’s second edition to shows not to miss in the city
Galerie Kugel in Paris is bringing rarely seen works to the public in a special exhibition
From the Paris Internationale fair to shows of Mark Rothko, Lee Lozano and queer archives
Craft, nomadism and spirituality feature prominently in the region’s artistic practices
The collector and businessman founded Lafayette Anticipations, a space for artists to create
Important local and international galleries will showing at an 18th-century hôtel particulier once home to Karl Lagerfeld
The fair returns for its second edition, venturing further outside into the city proper with installations, as Paris continues its art-market rise. Plus: interviews with artists, gallerists and collectors, and must-see shows around the city
Head of fairs Vincenzo de Bellis says Paris+ par Art Basel will be more noticeable throughout the capital
President Marc Payot says it took a decade to find the right location for its 16th space
Decision follows Moscow’s attempt to absorb Ukrainian sporting bodies from occupied regions
The poet and playwright’s epic letter to his lover has inspired an exhibition in the room where he died
‘La presse anglophone’ has seized on the damage to Paris’s glossy reputation as the pest infestation takes hold
A lawyer for the LVMH owner denied the allegations, calling them absurd and groundless
Six plaintiffs aged 11-24 have taken legal action at the European Court of Human Rights
Beauty company’s return to city of its founding seen as a vote of confidence in leadership of Sue Nabi
The area’s mix of history and modern street life give it an authentic feel
It took two-and-a-half days to reach Athens, instead of three-and-a-half hours by plane. So was it worth it?
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