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Top 10 places to see in the Marais

Le Marais, a historic district of Paris, is today one of the trendiest and most cosmopolitan places in the city. Located in the 3rd and 4th arrondissement, bordered by the Seine, Place des Vosges and Rue de Rivoli. The Marais is a real architectural gem. With its cobbled streets, XNUMXth century mansions and medieval buildings that give it a unique atmosphere. This bohemian enclave is also home to a rich cultural life. Refined restaurants, fashion boutiques, art galleries and trendy cafés… With its mix of tradition and modernity, the Marais is an essential district for visitors to Paris in search of discovery. – Rue des Rosiers Rue des Rosiers is a historic street in the Marais in Paris. Known for its quaint charm and lively atmosphere. It takes its name from the wild roses that once grew on the walls of houses. Rue des Rosiers has been famous for being the heart of the Jewish community in Paris for over a century. Street …

5 Parisian influencers to follow absolutely

There are more and more influencers on social networks. We find them in many sectors such as fashion, food, beauty… Difficult to find your way around. And yet. Some stand out for their unique style and above all for their hard work. Because yes, to be part of the very closed circle of the most stylish influencers on Instagram, it is not enough just to post photos. These 5 influencers are also working girls! They have all created their own brand and now have their own weapons. For them, clothing is not just a piece of fabric but a real means of communicating through networks. Here are the 5 iIt-Girls to follow absolutely in 2023. – Jeanne Damas Jeanne Damas is the Parisian par excellence. On her Instagram photos, she is often seated on the terrace of brasseries. Her looks are simple and yet very studied. His style has strongly influenced his 1.5 million subscribers. Taking advantage of her notoriety, Jeanne Damas created Rouje Paris, a brand …

8 inspiring women to follow in 2023

They are entrepreneurs, chefs, writers, influencers or even actresses, the editorial staff presents these French women who inspire us. Whether through their character, their strong personality, their looks or their fight, these women make us want to surpass ourselves. Today, they influence the world each in their own way. On the occasion of International Women's Rights Day, we have decided to highlight them. Here are 8 inspiring women to follow in 2023. – Lauren Bastide Journalist and activist, Lauren Bastide slips into the top of the most inspiring women of 2023. Why? Because with her new podcast La Poudre, the author gives voice to women from all over the world. Together, they deconstruct patriarchal society in order to better understand it. In her book Futures released last November, she educates young girls and explains to them what feminism is. – Elise & Julia Elise and Julia are hyper active in life and on social networks. These two young women of barely thirty...

Chagall at the Atelier des Lumières

“Chagall, Paris – New York” at the Atelier des Lumières

The Atelier des Lumières is hosting the new immersive exhibition “Chagall, Paris – New York”. It highlights the prolific and unclassifiable creations of the artist Marc Chagall. This exhibition presents all of his work. In particular, enjoy works never exhibited before, testifying to the artistic and cultural advances of his century. You will have the opportunity to discover a selection of emblematic paintings by Chagall, some of his most famous series such as "Les Amoureux", "Les Fables", "Le Cirque"... Classical and contemporary music accompanies the projections to create a immersive and harmonious atmosphere. Paris and New York, two emblematic cities of modern art, were key stages in Chagall's career. Paris played a very important role in the life of Marc Chagall. In 1910, he moved there to study at the École des Beaux-Arts. Chagall was heavily influenced by the avant-garde artistic movements of the time, such as Fauvism and Cubism. Paris is also the place where Chagall met some of his greatest artist friends. Among them are…

 Top 5 places to listen to good Jazz in Paris 

The jazz scene in Paris is dynamic, open, lively and friendly... The Left Bank, the Latin Quarter and Saint-Germain-des-Prés, in particular, are full of addresses and clubs with an atmosphere that is sometimes more intimate, sometimes fiery. Other cult clubs, such as the Duc des Lombards in Châtelet or the Caveau de la Huchette, have made the capital famous on the international music scene. Paris Select has listed for you the most chic addresses where to listen to very good jazz, in Paris. Here are 5 timeless addresses for the most music-loving among you! L'Hôtel Pont Royal As a couple or with friends, get together around delicious Signature Cocktails made by the Hotel's Head Barman, Frédéric Maitre. Lionel Boccara, accomplished drummer and great unifier of the Parisian jazz scene, will be in charge of this evening placed under the line of love and romance. The appointment is made in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés. From 19:30 p.m., enter the magical universe of the Hôtel Pont Royal and its famous Signature Bar steeped in history. Let yourself be carried away by this place full of surprises and …

What theater plays are you seeing in Paris right now?

What makes Paris unique is undoubtedly its culture. The city is renowned for its historical monuments, architecture and museums. But the beauty of Paris is not limited to that, it is also home to a rich and varied artistic scene. Many theaters in the capital offer a wide range of performances ranging from classical to modern. They offer visitors unforgettable and immersive experiences through their performances on the biggest French stages. From the Théâtre National Populaire to the Odéon-Théâtre de l'Europe via the Théâtre Mogador, there is a play for everyone in Paris. The world of theater develops steadily to offer an ever greater variety to spectators, all rich in color and culture. Here is an anthology of new releases and successful pieces that go into overtime. – PLAYS THAT PLAY THE EXTENSION ZOLA THE INFREQUENTABLE The confrontation between Emile Zola and Léon Daudet which led to the article “J'accuse”. *Where is it ? At the Théâtre de la Contrescarpe. *When is it? Until May 5, from…