Paris Jazz Hotspots

Feel the Rhythm of Paris After Dark

“If you have to ask what jazz is, you’ll never know”- Louis Armstrong

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In today’s email:

• Paris Jazz Hotspots

• Experience: - Hop on and off in Paris

• Around The Web: Stravinsky Fountain, The Miracle Arch;

  The Hidden Riviera and more

• 🌟 New: Travel Quizzer is Here!

• From Social Media: Discover the charm of Le Touquet's covered market

• Mange: The French Carrot Salad You’ve Been Missing

• Xtra: 6 Jazz Hotspots in Paris

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Paris Jazz Hotspots

Fans of blues, swing, ragtime and New Orleans will find what they are looking for in numerous Parisian jazz clubs as well as at concert venues and certain bars in the capital.

The top jazz players perform here as well as small groups for more informal discoveries. The Duc des Lombards was frequented by Henri Texier, Aldo Romano and Martial Solal. It hosts original musicians in a cozy atmosphere. Then on to the Sunside / Sunset, two adjoining clubs with a programme of electric jazz at one and acoustic at the other

Famous Parisian jazz clubs and pubs at Lombards street (Rue des Lombards) - Shutterstock

Big Bus Paris Hop-On Hop-Off Tour with Optional River Cruise

Make sightseeing in the French capital easy with a Big Bus tour of Paris. Enjoy the convenience of hop-on hop-off access at any stop along the route, and soak in the views from an open-top, double-decker bus. See sights like the Louvre Museum, Moulin Rouge cabaret club, and the iconic Eiffel Tower as you listen to informative audio-commentary, available in various languages.

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Around The Web

Stravinsky Fountain

The Stravinsky Fountain, located at Place Igor Stravinsky - named in honor of the famed Russian composer - is an exuberant display of color and motion. Since 1983, it has celebrated Stravinsky through 16 animated sculptures crafted by artists Jean Tinguely and Niki de Saint Phalle

The Miracle Arch

In 2005, Pascal Sombardier discovered the largest natural arch in the Alps, Tour Isabelle or Tour Percée, with a span well over 90 feet (30 meters). He revealed the find to the world a year later in a book entitled Chartreuse Insolite

The Legacy of French Chocolaterie

Debauve & Gallais has been a symbol of exquisite chocolate craftsmanship for more than two centuries. The story began when Sulpice Debauve, pharmacist to King Louis XVI, was asked in 1779 to help ease the headaches of the Queen Marie Antoinette, who complained of the bitterness of her "medicines"

A Romantic Castle

While enjoying a magnificent natural setting, dive into the mystery du Mothe-Chandeniers Castle. Initially a medieval fortress then a rich residence in the XNUMXth century

A Historic Rum Baba

Louis XV’s pastry chef, Nicolas Stohrer, gave his name to this place, which for many years was the workshop where the desserts of the royal court were made. Since 1730, master pastry chefs have been creating odes to pleasure in the form of Puits d’Amour and other tasty creations

The Hidden Riviera

Tucked between the glittering icons of Nice and Cannes, the hidden stretches of the French Riviera tell a quieter story. Here, time slows down. Gardens spill over ancient walls, red cliffs meet turquoise waters, and the scent of citrus lingers in the air. This is the Riviera for those who seek history, beauty, and solitude without the tourist trail.

In these sun-drenched corners of France, you’ll discover pastel villages with medieval towers, coastal footpaths with panoramic views, and tiny beaches lapped by the calm Mediterranean. It’s a place where Roman ruins rest beside Belle Époque villas and where every stone lane invites you to wander. If you want the magic of the Riviera—with fewer crowds—this guide is for you

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From Social Media

Discover the charm of Le Touquet's covered market

Mange

The French Carrot Salad You’ve Been Missing

Xtra

6 Jazz Hotspots in Paris

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