The Mystery of the “Louvre Detective”: Unmasked
It looked straight out of a noir film – a man in a long coat and fedora walking calmly past…
Author: Yanis
I'm Yanis from France. I've lived in and traveled to many different countries, and each time around I've done tons of research on the different places I could visit. I've always loved comparing cities before (and after) seeing them.
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The Legendary Orient Express Is Returning – Starting Now in Paris
The Orient Express is about to roll again. Nearly a century after its golden age, the legendary train that once…
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Yay! You Can Now Pay for Bus Tickets in Paris with Your Bank Card
A small but useful change has arrived for anyone taking the bus in Paris or the wider Île-de-France region. Since…
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Should France’s Deputies Be Allowed to Drink at Work?
Inside the French National Assembly, the famous buvette doesn’t look like a bar at all. It resembles a Belle Époque…
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13 Paris Traditions Travelers Rarely Notice
Paris has countless small traditions that shape everyday life — weekly rituals, seasonal events, and habits that locals follow without…
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A Paris’s Café Where You Write to Your Future Self
Café Pli is Europe’s first “letter café.” The idea is simple but unusual: you sit down with a drink, pick…
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Five Friends Win €250 Million EuroMillions Jackpot in Paris
Five lifelong friends from the Paris region have just made history. Together, they won the €250 million EuroMillions jackpot, the…
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Why Do the French Struggle with Rules?
Every visitor to France notices it eventually. Someone crosses an empty street at a red light. Another pushes onto the…
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Paris Cemetery Lottery: Locals Can Rest Beside Jim Morrison and Oscar Wilde
It’s not every day that Paris opens its most famous cemeteries to new residents – especially eternal ones. But the…
