In the heart of the Marais, a little-known place of history founded by an equally forgotten woman: Élisa Lemonnier,
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A delightful artistic and architectural discovery.
Little story of the Place de l'Hôtel de Ville, former Place de Grève, the main place of executions until the Revolution.
A man who, tired of waiting to ascend the throne, always preferred the Paris of the Belle Époque to the good morals of his native England.
Information engraved in stone that reminds us that history is above all a great treasure hunt.
Nestled in the heart of the magnificent Passage Jouffroy, one of the oldest hotels in the capital hides many secrets.
A major event in the history of France whose details are often overlooked.
Columns with a funny story, placed in the Park in the 18th century to create an exotic garden outside of Paris.
Founded on the Île de la Cité in 651, one of the oldest Parisian institutions.
From Notre-Dame de Paris to the basement of a Parisian mansion, one of the most significant archaeological discoveries in Pais in the 20th century.