Below you'll find insider tips on getting the best from Paris, from hints on finding a home to reviews of the hottest restaurants in town.
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Sports & Activities
Parisians don’t tend to think in terms of circuit training and chin ups; they walk so much that they’ve already done their daily workout by the time they’ve snagged their first pain au... read more
Accrobranche
Let your inner Tarzan (or Jane) out by swinging from tree to tree; this activity is ideal for anyone who’s been stuck in the museums for too long. You'll be hooked up to all sorts of... read more
Aerobics
Art Classes
Work with oil-based paints, acrylics or watercolor at this Atelier in the Bastille. On the first Sunday of the month, classes are also taken off site to the major museums, such as the... read more
Astronomy
Adapt your eyes to the darkness and study celestial geography with fellow astronomers at this club in Paris. All people who share the interest of astronomy and have the passion to search... read more
Badminton
The relatively new sport of speedminton is played at Speedminton Club à Eragny/Oise, 15 miles north of Paris. This is a sport that can be played both day and night and just about... read more
Baseball
In the Bois de Vincennes during summer and in the Croix-Nivert Gymnasium in the 15th arrondissement in the winter, you’ll find Paris only club that offers both baseball and softball for... read more
Basketball
Join a pickup game of basketball in the long park in front of the Eiffel Tower, the Champ-de-Mars. Although the games are informal, the players are abundant, as this is one of the more... read more
Beauty Training
Learn how to do commercial make-up (so you can get a job after you earn your diploma in cinema or television), how to paint the faces that strut the catwalks at fashion week, how to deal... read more
Beekeeping
Honey (miel) in France, is right up there with chocolat chaud when it comes to little daily pleasures for the French. In Provence, honey made from bees that gather pollen from lavender is... read more
