The Apartment in Paris Where Jim Morrison Died at 17 Rue Beautreillis
In Paris, between St. Paul in the Marais and Bastille at 17 Rue Beautreillis is the apartment where Jim Morrison supposedly died in 1971 at the age of 27.
MoreAlphonse Mucha’s Jewelry Shop at the Musée Carnavalet
See Fouquet’s jewelry shop at the Musée Carnavalet, a completely preserved Belle Epoque work of art designed by Alphonse Mucha.
MoreLa Chambre aux Confitures: a shop dedicated to the fine alchemy and art of jams
Thanks to the slow food movement, the fine art of food production is making a comeback, and le Chambre aux Confitures, a shop specializing in gourmet jams, is a perfect example.
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Daniel Arsham’s Storm at Galerie Perrotin
Daniel Ashram forays into his memories of surviving the 1992 Miami hurricane in STORM, a poignant collection of sculptures and paintings at the Galerie Perrotin.
MoreLe Marché des Enfants Rouges: An eclectic food market hidden in the Marais
Le Marché des Enfants Rouges has an abundance of delicious food to discover and is one of the best places in Paris to try ethnic dishes.
MoreTop 5 Savory American Grub Spots in Paris
Homesick for good old fashioned American cooking? Untapped brings you our top 5 picks for the most authentic and fabulous American grub spots in the City of Light.
MoreHonza Hronek’s Collodion Photography
Czech artist Honza Hronek uses an antique wet plate collodion camera to create beautifully haunting portraits of Parisians, which are currently exhibited at the Rose Bakery.
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Merci: A Guilt-Free Shopping Experience
Along Boulevard Beaumarchais is Merci, a concept store by with a purpose: donating part of its profits to associations helping women and children in Madagascar.
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Claire Morgan’s Quietus at Galerie Karsten Greve
In her second solo show at the Galerie Karsten Greve, Claire Morgan’s sculpture-installations delves into themes of birth, growth, control, and the exploration of the human condition.
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Sophie Calle: For The Last And For The First Time
Sophie Calle’s new exhibition in Paris, For The Last and For The First Time, explores themes of vision, perception and intimacy at Galerie Perrotin.
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The 3 Most Architecturally Innovative Hôtels Particuliers in Paris
Architects in 17th century Paris had a lot of constraints to work with: swampy land, oddly shaped plots and some rather demanding patrons, including Louis XIV’s first lover.
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Le Marais: The History of the Trendiest Swamp in the World
A stroll through the Marais, where some of the oldest architecture in Paris coexists with boutiques and bars that pop with color against the muted limestone buildings.
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