It’s often mistakenly called “Little Bombay”, but the lively neighbourhood that stretches from the rue du Faubourg-St-Denis north to La Chapelle is actually home to Paris’s ...
A robed goddess, etched in stone, falls backwards against a wall after being fatally wounded. She’s surrounded by sunken figures, and handprints that float like ghosts.
The name Goldenberg Pletzl still proudly announces itself on the frilly red awning where potato latkes and matzo ball soup were, for decades, a fixture of Paris's ambling Jewish ...
Each day, as throngs of people cross the St Michel bridge that joins Notre Dame cathedral with Paris’s bustling Latin Quarter, they pass by a nondescript stone plaque.
A look back on the week in France sees Paris grapple with the start of a bedbug infestation, former Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin give evidence in the Karachigate affair, and campaigners ...
While French newspapers bemoan President Nicolas Sarkozy's "failed environment revolution" on the third anniversary of the Grenelle forum, eco-conscious producers have set up shop again ...
