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Restaurant Martin, a well-hidden address
In the heart of Paris's 10th arrondissement, new chef Mélissa Ravel breathes new life into this out-of-the-way restaurant in the Renaissance Paris République Hotel.
He leaves everything for cheese and is a hit in Marseille
Rue Breteuil, Corniche Kennedy, Endoume or République: in Marseille, it's impossible to miss the lemon-yellow facades that have become La Meulerie's signature.
5-star sleep: 10 hotels designed for a perfect night's sleep
Intuitive home automation, cathedral-like silence and top-flight bedding: a journey to the heart of these new hotel cocoons, where innovation is finally at the service of absolute rest. The luxury of tomorrow? Simply sleep.
Charles de Gaulle's former personal chef is a star in the United States
He is one of those who introduced French gastronomy to the American public. French chef Jacques Pépin, a cooking star in the United States, will soon be celebrating his 90th birthday.
Julien Dumas takes over Pergolèse and opens his own bistronomic restaurant
Julien Dumas, Gault&Millau d'or 2023, takes the next step: on March 10, 2025 he will open Maison Lagure in La Garenne-Colombes, his very first restaurant, before taking over Pergolèse in Paris.
Emmanuel Renaut's good addresses
Emmanuel Renaut, chef of the Flocons de Sel restaurant, reveals the best places to buy bread, meat and preserves.
Abbey, museum, mill... 5 hotels steeped in history
They have sheltered princesses or monks, travelers or knights, and all tell, in their own way, a piece of our history. Medieval abbey or Renaissance castle; 18th-century mill, coron or modernist UFO.... Discover our nuggets that offer much more than just a refuge for the night. A moment of culture and emotion.
Where to eat a good cassoulet?
A must-try dish in south-western France, cassoulet requires real expertise. Here are five addresses where you can indulge in this comforting stew.
