From cozy little rooms to swank old-world suites, these accommodations are the perfect places to escape à deux.

Saving money on accommodations frees up more of your budget for great meals—but you don't have to sacrifice style, either.

Last spring I spent a week trying to find out how well I could eat (and sleep) in Paris for very little money. The answer is: Very well indeed.

In Paris, flea-market vendors pull up Louis XIV chairs and break for a midday meal, honoring a tradition as old as their wares. We've collected a list of our favorite flea markets that are prime for the picking....

Our Paris issue is packed with delicious recipes, but our editors especially loved these—and we’re pretty sure you will, too.

Sacrebleu! Some of the best wine bars in Paris aren’t even run by the French.

This love letter to the bars of some of Paris’s most luxurious hotels doesn’t mean that I prefer to lap my gin from Baccarat crystal.

A triple layer of crumbly crust, a truffle-like interior, and an almost patent-leather-shiny glaze make this tart a chic take on chocolate.

Of course it’s clichéd to say that people fall in love in Paris, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t true.

There are people who are compelled to leave the place where they were born and go to Paris, where they find themselves.