Kasia Dietz

Style is part of Paris’s DNA, so it’s no wonder that Parisian luxury houses are responsible for turning handbags into fashion symbols.

In a city of très chic choices, these are the new Parisian boutiques to know.

Every artfully furnished guest room and suite follows interior architect Hugo Toro’s signature dress code of soft and warm hues in ochre, brown, yellow, and green.

Kasia Dietz heads to Graves and Sauternes in Gironde, where she enjoys fine wines and dreamy hotels.

The only thing better than a trip to the City of Light? A visit to one of the best spas in Paris while you're there. The capital of culture, fashion, and fine dining also stands out as a destination for wellness—no matter the type of treatment you're looking for, you'll find it.

"How hard can it be?" I thought, as I packed up my entire life into two suitcases. After a decade of thriving in New York City, I was moving to Paris with a man I'd only met five months prior who was based in the French capital for work.

Ancient history combines with cutting-edge design to create a surprising haven in the centre of the Eternal City.

A restored heritage building in Sweden’s capital is transformed into a gastronomic haven, where Nordic elegance meets Franco-Mediterranean flair.

I quit my job in New York City, sublet my apartment, and then spent 13 months solo traveling. I thought I'd find my soulmate. Instead, I learned about myself and fell in love with the world.

With the recent renovation of Hostellerie Briqueterie & Spa, there is now even more reason to hop the train from Paris and visit Épernay (as if the slew of Champagne houses pouring elite bubbly wasn't enough).

REVIVING THE LIFE AND SPIRIT OF A 16TH-CENTURY NORMANDY CHÂTEAU HAS BECOME ITS NEW OWNER’S RAISON D’ÊTRE.

Relax and recharge in the serenity of the Champagne region in either one of these 3 luxury hotels and spas.

There's more to Ibiza than nonstop parties that last until the dawn.

There's more to Paris than the Louvre.

For the latest on the City of Lights, we turn to Kasia Dietz, our resident Parisian correspondent, who spills the tea on all the hotspots in the host city of this year’s Summer Olympics.