Booking is required for organization, but it’s free and simple. Book your walking tour in Paris now if you’re interested. After your tour, relax and dine with a view of the Eiffel Tower! Safe ...

Europe’s ancient cobbled cities are not necessarily renowned for accessibility, but if you know where to look, Paris has reliably accessible places to visit. The bus system is fully accessible ...

The latest Eater travel book explores where to eat, drink, and shop in Paris. ... There are plenty of guides to Paris, but none that go deep on food, drinks, and shopping the way we have.

For the super-gluten-free, Tramuta suggests Foucade Paris, a 100 percent gluten-free patisserie in the First Arrondissement with a focus on “positive” pastries, for all things sweet.

The 16 best books to read before you go to Paris, according to tourbook writers, novelists, chefs, ... Hungry for Paris: The Ultimate Guide to the City’s 102 Best Restaurants.

Noglu, another gluten free bakery in Paris with several locations 16 Passage des Panoramas, +33 01 40 26 41 24, website 69, rue de Grenelle, +33 01 58 90 18 12, website ...