Paris
A meal here is worth travelling to the edge of Paris for
Not many tourists make it out to the 20th arrondissement in Paris. If you do, then be sure to eat at this restaurant.
- Ben Groundwater
- ★★★★
- Europe
The stunning French train station with an equally stunning restaurant
This seamless 126-year-old hub is a glorious step back in time and features a stunning restaurant worth visiting before your train.
- Jenny Hewett
- Opinion
- Europe
My friend just went to Paris. He came back dispirited
It wasn’t the destination, it was the tourists. They weren’t even behaving badly – they were just boring.
- Lee Tulloch
The wealthy, overlooked Paris neighbourhood that’s surprisingly affordable
Think you know the city of love? This area might surprise you. It’s all leafy streets and local markets, and just steps from the Eiffel Tower.
- Natasha Bazika
- ★★★★
- Hotel reviews
One block from the Seine, this family-owned hotel oozes period charm
Intimate, chic, colourful – this is a genial and delightfully placed Parisian address.
- Steve McKenna
- Opinion
- Luxury holidays
My hotel charged $100 for a baguette. I’ll just eat a bag of chips, thanks
My hotel suite was so nice I didn’t want to leave the room, but paying exorbitant prices for room service wasn’t in the budget.
- Lee Tulloch
The newest tourist attraction in Paris was never supposed to be one
Cable C1 was built principally for commuters. But since opening, it’s become something of a visitor attraction for Parisians and overseas tourists alike.
- Steve McKenna
Beyond the Louvre: 10 other must-visit Paris museums
The glorious Centre Pompidou is closed until 2030 and the Louvre is hiking its entry fee by 45 per cent, but Paris has more to offer than these icons.
- Ute Junker
- ★★★★½
- Airline reviews
On this 16-hour Qantas flight, is the upgrade worth it?
The Qantas 787-9 Dreamliner has been flying between Perth and Paris for a year now. But at the start I am sceptical.
- Michael Bachelard
Forget Michelin stars, this is now the biggest attraction for foodie travellers
The lines at Paris’ now-famous bakeries can often be longer than for the city’s museums.
- Hannah Meltzer