Paris

• 48 hours in Paris, our 2025 guide to both new and classic places to eat, drink and stay in the City of Light

   

  On our latest trip to Paris, we checked out a new hotel, a newly Michelin-starred restaurant, a new French bistro that looks like it's been there for an age and lots more...

• Living the real Emily in Paris dream at the city's gorgeous new hotel La Fantaisie (and beyond)

   

  The unveiling of a fabulously OTT new hotel in Paris gave us the perfect reason to jump on the Eurostar and head across to France for a quick Parisian minibreak. Here's where we stayed, ate and drank during our stay. 

• Eurostar's Premier class brings in new big name chefs (and sommelier) - we try it out

  

  For as long as we can remember, the food on Eurostar's Business Premier has been provided by Le Manoir's Raymond Blanc. However, recently, Eurostar has had a bit of an overhaul, changing its travel classes and what was Business Premier is now simply Eurostar Premier. Ultimately this is because it's essentially first class on the train, and not just about business

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• Checking into the Hotel Lutetia in Paris - restored, modernised, always chic

  Following a multi-million, four year restoration this famous Parisian hotel has reopened and is looking lovelier than ever. We checked in for a night of luxury in Paris.

• Taking a trip on Ducasse Sur Seine - the multi Michelin-starred chef takes to the water

  Top French chef Alain Ducasse has got himself a boat - so we popped over to Paris to try his floating restaurant.  

• Staying at Mama Shelter Paris - cut-price accommodation in the 11th

  We take in a night at Mamma Shelter, a very affordable way to stay in Paris.

• A foodie trip to Paris with Eurostar Interludes

  We’re on board to try Eurostar Interludes, a new bespoke holiday package that consists of a whirlwind foodie mini-break to Paris. And a lot more...

• Cocktails and choux - a foodie overnight at Le Grand Pigalle in Paris

  We check into Le Grand Pigalle for a 24 hour pitstop in Paris