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Winter in Paris, what a magical season! The thermometer of course drops a little lower. But the decreased temperatures provide an opportunity to finally wear that superb warm and fashionable coat purchased at the beginning of the season.The lower temperatures also create the perfect conditions to see snow fall on the capital's rooftops, lending the city a simply enchanting appearance.Shorter days and very early nightfall? That gives you the chance to spend time exploring a different side of Paris before going to dine in a restaurant. At this time of year, the City of Light lives up to its nickname more than ever. Head off for a walk around the wonderfully illuminated streets in the approach to Christmas. A warm and festive atmosphere takes over the capital. With the Christmas celebrations fast approaching and the new year about to get off to a flying start, there's no shortage of things to do and events to attend.

Neuilly-Sur-Seine is a quiet, posh and residential suburb located on the western outskirts of Paris. Though the area itself stays pretty low-key, it’s only a walk or short Metro ride away from the many sights and sounds the capital has to offer. Bordered by the 8th, 16th and 17th Arrondissements, Neuilly-Sur-Seine sits a short distance from the Louvre, the Arc de Triomphe, Musée Marmottan, and many more attractions beloved the world over.

What Does "Bleisure" Mean Anyway?

Have you heard the term "bleisure" before? If not, don't worry - it has an easy explanation. Etymology-wise, it's just a combination of the words "business" and "leisure." As such, it's used to describe the periods of leisure one takes before, during or after business trips.

Summer has arrived, and Paris has something to offer for the season where sunshine goes hand-in-hand with relaxation, vacation and free time !

As the weather gets cooler and the leaves of the trees take on their flamboyant autumn colors, Paris slowly says goodbye to summer.

The capital, however, doesn't prepare to go into hibernation, quite the opposite. Autumn is the season of the new school year but also a season rich in cultural twists and turns.

So even if the days are getting shorter and the winter season promises a little less daylight, in theaters, art galleries, exhibitions halls, and restaurants a host of events are getting underway.

Where do expats eat in Paris?

Early morning coffee and croissants, long leisurely lunches, and high-end dining at some of the city's culinary hotspots are all going to be part of your Parisian adventure. While great cafes and restaurants can be found right across the city, our guide points you to the 10 best places to eat in Paris, places favored by both locals and visitors alike.

The 16th arrondissement is a chic and world-famous district in western Paris that won't fail to delight you when you next stay in our beautiful city of light.
You may be wondering why you should choose this neighborhood so we want to share some of its many advantages with you.

If you're moving to Paris as a student you'll probably be living on a budget but it's still possible to experience this buzzing capital city to the full. At Paris Attitude, we know you'll want to see the city's iconic sights as well as make the most of its dining, shopping, and entertainment opportunities so we've put together a short guide about Paris for students with activities that won't break the bank.

A new academic year has arrived, which means it's time to organize your schedule and spare some moments to relax, practice sports, and go out with friends to unwind.

Contrary to what you may think, it is possible to practice sports in Paris and have fun without maxing out your very tight budget. Here’s a useful guide to things to do in Paris, with student outings, activities and events.