Pain de Sucre

Pain D'Épis

Pain d'Epis remains true to its name, which means wheat stalk bread. This archetypal Parisian... More

Palais de Tokyo

Le Palais de Tokyo is not a Japanese palace but an experimental gallery space for... More

Papier+

A few blocks from Notre Dame and the Hotel de Ville, this uncommon stationer in... More

Paris Museum Pass

Become a museum VIP and waltz right past the long lines with the Paris Museum... More

Paris Through Expatriate Eyes

If your idea of an ideal day is whiling it away in a Left Bank... More

Passage des Deux Pavillons

The acoustic appeal of the crooked Passage des Deux Pavillons, a short, hidden alleyway adjacent... More

Pierre Hardy

The fashion crowd complains that Pierre Hardy (156 Galerie de Valois, doesn't reinvent himself enough,... More

Poilâne

The establishment of an aspiring baker from Normandy has flourished in the Latin Quarter since... More

Quai Branly Museum

Just 100 meters from the Eiffel Tower, the Quai Branly Museum draws crowds to its... More

Quidam de Revel

The vintage boutique specializes in designer pieces from the 1920’s to the 1980’s.... More

Rodolphe Menudier

Just off the Place Vendôme, Rodolphe Menudier, a shoe shadow-box designed by Christophe Pillet, is... More

Roger Vivier

Roger Vivier (the man who invited stilettos) was a legendary French shoe designer with a... More

Scarlett

Situated in the Eighth Arrondissement just off Avenue Montaigne, this tiny shop sells vintage haute... More

Seventh Arrondissement

Packed with museums—the Musée d’Orsay, the Musée Rodin, the new Quai Branly museum, and, bien... More

Sewer Museum

The Museum: Paris developed its first sewage system around 1200 A.D., when King Philippe Auguste... More

Sixth Arrondissement

Favored by Sartre, de Beauvoir, and the majority of the 20th century’s most famous artists-in-residence,... More

Spree

Visiting American fashion editors can’t get enough of this clothing boutique crossed with a Midcentury... More

Spring Boutique

Stéphane Olivier

Stéphane Olivier, on Rue de l’Université, has a mix of grotesque and beautiful old pieces.... More