While we've all heard of Moulin Rouge and Sacré Cœur, the name Pigalle is not as commonly recognisable. Pigalle is a vibrant neighbourhood in Paris. Not just the home of the two landmarks above, it is also well known for its nightlife. Try to think of it as the Parisian version of Amsterdam's red-light district. However, this is not all it! Pigalle is fun, eclectic and most importantly, up-and-coming! Take a look at what Pigalle has to offer!

Whilst the curfew is still in place in France, many restaurants and bars are still closed for business. Like me, perhaps you are not the most experienced or willing cook. Like me, you might wish that cooking was more fun and accessible. I've got you! Here are four home cooking kits to change your mind about quarantine cooking.

Being vegan in France may not be easy (all the pastries and cheese...( However, we all know that a plant-based diet is beneficial not only to us but also to the environment and the animals. In a country where meat and dairy are so integral to its cuisine, we have scouted some of the best vegan restaurants in Paris for you to try. They might just be as good (if not better!) as the macarons and fillet mignon you think you are craving!

Paris is one of my favourite cities. However, even I sometimes get caught up in its hectic lifestyle and my desire to see it all. After living in Paris for almost a year, I found the perfect way to escape the crowd without leaving the City of Love! Maison Suisen will transport you to the tranquillity of Japan.

France is famous for its gastronomy, and Paris, of course, houses some of the best French restaurants. However, sometimes you just want something different to the buttery pastries and creamy cheeses. Sometimes, you just crave something exotic or food that reminds you of home. Here are our top five non-French restaurants in Paris to satisfy your cravings for anything but French food.

Spring has finally sprung and Paris is looking even more beautiful than it already is. With a pretty pink makeover, the City of Love is covered in cherry blossoms and the parks are getting busier by the day. There are many parks in Paris, all beautiful in their own right. However, below are the five parks that we think you should not miss out on your trip to Paris.

February is a month for lovers. However, we should all be showered with love not only by our lovers (if applicable) but by ourselves. As Lucile Ball famously said, “Love yourself first and everything else falls into line.” We have picked six spots in Paris for you to indulge in some self-love. Go treat yourselves!

As you may already know, Le Potager de Charlotte is one of my favourite restaurants in Paris. Not only that, the restaurant has opened its second restaurant in the fancy 17th arrondissement, not far from the Arc de Triomphe. Read on for everything you need to know about this beautiful branch and tell me it does not make your mouth water.

I love street food but sometimes, my concern for the quality of the vendors and the nutritional values of the food get in the way of my enjoyment of the food itself. However, chef Thierry Marx has debunked my reservations about "fast food" and made this convenient way of eating great again! Say hello to Marxito by Thierry Marx.