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For centuries, the history and culture of Egypt has fascinated everyone, and the Louvre Museum is a testament to this with one of the richest departments of Egyptian antiquities. This spring, Paris hosts the exhibition “Ramses and the Gold of the Pharaohs”, featuring more than 180 treasures from Ancient Egypt. After the success of the Tutankhamen exhibition, this exhibition offers a unique opportunity to discover the world of Ramses, one of the greatest builders of Ancient Egypt.

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The Porte de Versailles is hosting the 119ᵉ edition of the Foire de Paris, a must-attend annual event for interior design, technology, cuisine, fashion and crafts enthusiasts. 

The sweetest time of the year is fast approaching! Next Sunday, you can celebrate Easter Day with your loved ones. Like every year, Easter is an opportunity to spend time with your family, to organize an egg hunt and especially to enjoy some good chocolate! And if you haven't yet bought sweets for yourself or your loved ones, don't hesitate to go to “À la Mère de Famille”, the oldest chocolate factory in Paris! 

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In the 11ᵉ arrondissement of Paris, there are many small boutiques run by designers and artisans. If you are passionate about fashion, you will certainly find your happiness among a wide variety of clothing and accessories stores. However, today we would like to highlight the many thrift stores in the neighborhood that offer eco-friendly fashion.

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The Carnavalet Museum is back with a new exhibition entitled "Parisian Nights", dedicated to the city's nightlife.

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Chef Alexandre Marchon describes his cuisine as instinctive, gourmet, gastronomic and committed, adjectives that make you want to try his eponymous restaurant. 

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Everyone knows Claude Monet and his work. His magnificent Water Lilies always surprise us more. We know much less of Léon Monet, his brother, who however played a fundamental role in the artist's career. The new exhibition at the Musée du Luxembourg is entirely dedicated to this little-known brother, but very important to Claude's artistic life. 

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The musée de l'Homme offers you a real journey through time that you should not miss! The new exhibition Arts and Prehistory presents more than 90 works of prehistoric art from around the world and a hundred digital representations of paintings and engravings. 

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"Giadinh" is the brand new place in the rue de la Folie Méricourt and it promises great evenings with friends!

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What if we told you that you don't need to go to a museum to admire works of art in Paris? You have until March 31 to stroll through the beautiful streets of the Haussmann district, in the 9th arrondissement of the capital, and admire the magnificent sculptures of Michel Bassompierre! 

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Every year, the World Tourism Fair is held in Paris for three days at the Paris Expo Center at Porte de Versailles. It is the most anticipated event for tourism professionals and enthusiasts, offering a unique opportunity to discover the latest market trends, discuss new destinations, share experiences and conclude business deals.

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The Musée de l'Orangerie presents a new exhibition dedicated to Matisse, the leading artist of Fauvism, who also asserted himself in artistic currents that signed the XXᵉ century such as Cubism and abstract art. 

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