out leaving the comfort of your sofa! Most mass retailers have expanded their delivery services since the Covid-19 pandemic. Shopping online in Paris has never been so easy! Just place your order in a few clicks and pay online to be delivered within 24 hours, subject to the eligibility of your ...
A large-scale tribute Yves Saint Laurent is a monument in the history of fashion. That's why several Parisian museums have decided, on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the first fashion show of this French couturier, to pay him a tribute commensurate with his talent. The first fashion sho ...
What are the new regulations in Paris? As of Monday August 30, 2021, the speed limit is 30 km/h on almost all streets in the capital. Until now, about 60% of the Parisian territory was already subject to this speed limit. From now on, it is almost the entire city, except for the ring road and ...
A 100% digital offer Since the beginning of 2022, France 3 Paris Île-de-France's social networks have offered 100% fashion and 100% digital content under the hashtag #tokimodi. With Toki Modi, France 3 Paris Île-de-France's cultural magazine Toki Woki dons a brand new suit and declines its dre ...
A flamboyant retrospective After huge success in Montreal, Rotterdam and Munich, the Thierry Mugler Couturissime exhibition is making a stop in Paris. You can see it at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, in the renovated and expanded spaces of the Fashion Galleries. This colorful retrospective ...
ts Décoratifs continues unabated. More than 100,000 visitors have already come to admire the works and jewelry gathered for the occasion at the MAD in Paris. It must be said that this exhibition presents some 500 exceptional works and jewelry that had, for the most part, never been presented to ...
on programmes. Who was Gustave Eiffel? Alexandre Gustave Bonnickausen, known as Gustave Eiffel, was born in Dijon, on December 15, 1832 and died in Paris on December 27, 1923. In 1852 he entered the École centrale des arts et manufactures in Paris and graduated as a chemical engineer in 1855. ...
1- This retrospective is a first in the capital This is the first time in Paris that a retrospective has celebrated the work of American photographer Vivian Maier. Among the 278 photos on display at the Musée du Luxembourg, you will be able to discover never-before-seen shots. This retrospec ...
1- To rediscover a great American painter The name James Whistler may not ring a bell, but this artist who lived in Paris not far from the Musée d'Orsay is a very talented American painter. Born in 1834 in Massachusetts, Whistler apprenticed and began working as an artist in Paris between 1855 ...
to admire masterpieces and archaeological objects, some of which had never left the country. A dazzling exhibition Reunited for the first time in Paris, these objects promise to dazzle you. Indeed, they are described as one of the most impressive gold collections ever exhibited! You will als ...
1- When was it built? The Hôtel de la Marine, an iconic monument on the Place de la Concorde in Paris, is a neoclassical palace. It was built and fitted out between 1758 and 1774 by Ange-Jacques Gabriel, Louis XV's first architect. This imposing building first housed the prestigious Garde-me ...
A walk in the museum and its gardens The artist Jean-Michel Othoniel is exhibiting until the end of the year at the Petit Palais in Paris 70 new works, almost all of which have been produced especially for the occasion. This artist, known for his obsession with pearls and reflections, will once ...
A street art treasure hunt This year's Rendez-vous Sauvage is held at the Paris Zoological Park from October 23 to November 7, 2021 on the theme In search of fascinating species. Among the proposed animations, a treasure hunt will be organized with unpublished works by street artist ARDIF. Th ...
Art and laughter For the 100th anniversary of the la Vache qui rit brand, the Palais de Tokyo in Paris hosts an exhibition between modern art and popular iconography. Starting on November 26, 2021, the museum will present under the title 'Elle rit' some 20 works of art (installations, videos and ...
Maillol Museum is an event. It is the first time that a retrospective of this magnitude has been devoted to the great American photojournalist in Paris. The Maillol Museum offers you to discover some150 photos of the artist printed in large format. You will recognize his most famous shots, ...
king offered by the website Wethrift, the most romantic city in the world is London in the UK. London takes the top spot in this ranking, ahead of Paris, the French capital of love and Barcelona in Spain. This ranking is based on 8 criteria including the number of couple-friendly activities, t ...
A photographer to rediscover Gaston Paris (1903-1964) was a reporter and photographer whose pictures tell the story of the 1930s. Although his name is not well known to the general public today, his images were widely distributed in magazines during this period. It is to repair this injustice ...
this statue, which he wanted to erect as a hymn to freedom. The construction of this colossal statue began in 1875 in the Gaget-Gauthier workshops in Paris and its various parts were made in France until 1884. As for the internal metal framework to support 300 shaped and riveted copper plates, ...
es Jardins since 2006. As its name suggests, this event is held outdoors in gardens, and more precisely in the gardens of the 11th arrondissement of Paris. On this occasion, the artists go in front of the public. This event thus contributes to bringing art into the public space, with the will ...
nto disuse. But, for a few years now, they have been making a comeback in shop windows, especially during the end-of-year celebrations. The Big Parisian stores such as Galeries Lafayette, Le Printemps Haussmann and Le Bon Marché compete with inventiveness and poetry to attract the eyes and ma ...
