Olympic 2024 will be an exceptionally remarkable event, all thanks to the historic and dazzling venue for the Games, the City of Lights, Paris. After exactly a century, the Olympic Games are set to return to Paris, France on July 26th, 2024. Last hosted in Paris in 1924, the Games are returning in the most […]
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Bulgari Hotel Paris Opens: A Stylish New Oasis Bulgari has opened its newest hotel in Paris, a perfect blend of Italian and French styles to match the city’s fashion-forward culture. The city of light is home to some of the most famous luxury grand dame hotels in the world. Now, there’s a new addition that
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Frieze London has barely closed and already the art world has set its eyes across the English Channel to Paris. The art fair FIAC, and many of the city’s galleries are mounting shows of their own to impress the visiting collectors and tastemakers. Here are the European editors’ picks of gallery shows worth checking out
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To many, Nobel Prize in Literature recipient Ernest Hemingway, author of such classics as The Sun Also Rises, A Farewell to Arms and The Old Man and the Sea, was a literary giant whose ‘iceberg theory’ proved to be a tour de force in the world of letters. However, any literature enthusiast would tell you
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I used to walk down one particular street every day on the way to the metro when I lived in Paris. I’d always find something I’d never noticed before, like a particular curl of a leaf on one of the Haussmann-style buildings, or how the architect’s name was imprinted into the concrete like a painter’s
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Marking 151 years since the birth of Henri Matisse, the Centre Pompidou in Paris is paying homage with its flagship exhibition ‘Matisse, comme un roman’ (‘Matisse, like a novel’). More than 230 works and 70 documents tell the story of the artist’s life and work, presented like a novel in nine ‘chapters’, unfolding from his
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Epitomizing French art de vivre, Hôtel de Crillon, a Rosewood Hotel is an iconic destination in the heart of Paris. The hotel was first built in 1758 and has been conserved and masterfully restored so today’s modern traveler can experience French history. It has a Neoclassical exterior designed by architect Ange-Jacques Gabriel (who was commissioned
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