Travel

What Travelers Can Expect in Paris

If you’re visiting Paris, here’s what you need to know about flights, hotels, getting around and how to help in the wake of the attacks.

A Left-Bank Bistro Raises the Bar

The distinguished Michelin-starred chef Jean-François Piège has opened a 20-seat spot that deserves high marks for exquisite execution.

The True Heart of French Seaside Chic

Let the partiers keep the Riviera. Just a few hundred miles to the west sits the alluring little island of Île de Ré, and its unspoiled pastures and vineyards.

An Old Paris Hotel, in the Hands of a Graffiti Artist

André Saraiva teamed up with the writers Glenn O’Brien and Olivier Zahm to reimagine the famous Hôtel Grand Amour.

A Scourge in Paris, Love Locks Prevail in Other Cities

The ritual of securing a lock around a bridge may be here to stay. Love locks remain in Paris, which removed many, and have spread to cities from New York to Vancouver.

Places Where Hemingway Lived or Traveled

Hemingway liked Idaho in the fall, Key West for the fishing, but lived in Cuba longer than anyplace else.

Seduced by Beaune in Burgundy

A tour of ancient Beaune includes wine cellars, a mustard factory and the best dish in all of France.

Inside the Vibrant New Rooms of Paris’s Hotel Montana

By ALICE CAVANAGH

Newly renovated suites in the city’s legendary hotel were made to look “like an eccentric friend gave you a key to his apartment.”