Built for the Universal Exposition of 1900, the Grand Palais ('grand' as in 77,000m² grand!) has had a chequered history....

After a fascinating visit to the Military Healthcare Museum two years ago (much more interesting than it sounds), we realised...

At 30 metres wide and 300 metres long, with the Luxembourg Garden at one end and the jaw-dropping Pantheon at...

We've visited quite a lot of wonderful churches for the blog, most of them very close to our hotels -...

A lot more central than their former home on boulevard Raspail, the new Cartier Foundation exhibition space for contemporary art...

One of the highlights of Open House Weekend in Paris, and well worth queueing for, is the Luxembourg Palace, home...

Simply walking around Paris is one of the great free pleasures of the city for visitors, with lots to see,...

True Paris-lovers will already be familiar with the Petite Ceinture, a former railway slowly being reopened piece by piece as...

We were getting prepared to write our article about a new modern art space we'd discovered on the Left Bank,...

The Paris cemeteries are very popular with visitors to our beautiful city. Père Lachaise is probably the best known, but...