INTRODUCTION
With its gay mayor, men who come second only to the English on the ambiguity scale, and the not-such-a-coincidence “Gay Paree” moniker, you might wonder if a town could possibly be any gayer than the French capital. Having thought long and, erm, hard about it, we came up blank but, as there's plenty to discover outside of the gay district of Marais, we're happy to announce that the new 60by80 guide to Paris is now live.
Read more about our gay travel guide to Paris.
Jun 08 - Mar 03
Rodin, Flesh and Marble
An exclusively look at his work in marble, often neglected in favour of his bronze sculptures but the basis of Rodin’s reputation amongst contemporaries.
L'Entrée des Artistes
All the elements at this bar à manger have lined up to create the perfect watering hole with mother’s food recipes and rock’n’roll hipsters.
Exotic Monroe Fridays
The dynamic duo behind the legendary Club Sandwich parties strikes again with a fashionable Friday night Paris rendez-vous.
BANG! Viandes du Monde
Unlike Marais, you’re pretty much guaranteed a good piece of meat at this bobo crowd-pleaser by Canal Saint-Martin.
W Paris Opéra
Keeping to the trusted W formula, brand loyalists will feel right at home at the chain’s first hotel in the French capital.
Vivant
Deceptively simple, superb, market-fresh cooking from Pierre Jancou at the Parisian foodie destination du jour.
Hotel Le Crayon
Colour yourself happy at this homely budget boutique hotel based on an artist’s doodlebug dream of the city.
La Fabrique de Lunettes
Find your perfect frames at this novel take on an opticians, with shades to rent depending on the season.
Candelaria
A Marais taquería actually serving authentic Mexican – with a tequila-touting secret round the back.
Scream Club
Join the gym bunnies and their admirers at this underground – in the literal meaning of the word – dance den for your Saturday night clubbing fix.
