Île-de-France

A monument of taste and hospitality, just in front of the Paris Opéra, the Café de la Paix is the culinary kingdom of chef Laurent André.

With a new edition of the first box of French caviar, created in 1921, Prunier launches its end of year festivities, showcased by chef Eric Coisel.

From the buildings lined up along the Quai Anatole France, Paris offers a superb spectacle on the Seine and many historical monuments.

Installed on the first level of the Allénothèque, in Paris, the Scène Ouverte Gallery of Laurence Bonnel is undergoing a turning point.

Place Vendôme, in Paris, the wings of the Ritz Hotel shelter the culinary Escoffier school that is celebrating its 30 years of excellence.

In the very coveted Golden Triangle of Saint-Cloud, this historical house has preserved the essentials of its period decor.

Until the 27th of December 2018, the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, in Paris, retraces the history of design, from the 40s until today.

Until the 18th of February 2019, the collections of the Marquis Campana will be showcased at the Musée du Louvre, with as background, Italy and its artists.

In the former Quartier du Roi (King’s District), a section of Paris’ fifth arrondissement, lies a home that has preserved every ounce of its Renaissance-era charm.

The paper collage artwork of Marianne Guillerand is in the spotlight with her Parisian exhibition, "The ImaginaryArch".