Open Café Closed: The Marais One Year Later
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One year after Open Café closed its doors, what future does Paris's gayborhod have? LGBTQ+ locals and travelers alike mourn its lost, but there is hope!
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WE ARE TOURING IN PARIS AGAIN!
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Paris is opening back up to international travelers and our LGBTQ+ tours are up and running once again. Excited? You bet!
Read MoreON PROTESTS AND PRIDE
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It may be Pride Month, but we're fighting for racial equality in France and beyond. George Floyd's death feels like a Stonewall moment and we need to keep the momentum going, just like the LGBTQ community has done with their efforts.
Read MoreCONFINEMENT IN PARIS, OVER?
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Confinement may have ended in Paris, but the road to recovery is just beginning for all of us in the tourism industry…
Read MorePARIS GAY TOURS 2020
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The 2020 tour season in Paris is about to get started, so we wanted to remind you to book ASAP for your spring and summer vacation in the City of Light. We’re waiting to show you the best of Paris’s gayborhood, among other things, of course!
Read MoreRAINBOW CROSSWALKS PROJECT PARIS PRIDE
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Gay Pride in Paris has kicked off with new rainbow crosswalks throughout the Marais, the city’s gayborhood.
Read MoreGAY GAMES PARIS 2018
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Are you ready for the Paris 2018 Gay Games this August? We're available for tours all month, so be sure to plan ahead, in between your stretches and sprints!
Read MoreTALKING ABOUT THE TIP
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Visitors to Paris are always asking us about tipping, including leaving a little extra something for their tour guides. We share a few thoughts on why tips are appreciated and when they are not really necessary.
Read MoreCARNAVALET CLOSING FOR A FACELIFT
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The Carnavalet Museum, dedicated to Paris's history, will close to the public this fall while major renovations will update the galleries. Nestled in the Marais, it's one of our favorite places to take tourists, but alas...
Read MoreOUT AGAIN IN PARIS
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After a few weeks of chaos, travel, and other distractions, we're back at it in Paris. We kicked it all off with a night at one of our favorite soirees that recently found a new home...
Read MoreRETURNING TO LIFE IN PARIS
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Paris is healing and Parisians are getting back to their lives. Here's just a little look at how we're recovering after the attacks on November 13th...
Read MorePARTY PLANNER: OCTOBER 2015
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You cheat sheet for all this gay and clubbing this October in Paris.
Read MoreMARAIS WATCH: NEW EATERIES WE HEART
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Ready for something new in the Marais? Take a break from falafel and crepes and head to L'improbable Café, one of our new favorites, set in an inviting little hidden courtyard.
Read MoreCYCLING EXCURSIONS OUTSIDE PARIS
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Being a local in Paris means knowing how to take a break from Paris. We took a day-trip with one of our favorite cyclists outside of the city, and we can't wait to do it again.
Read More8 WAYS TO MANAGE YOUR DERRIERE IN PARIS
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We know, you want to eat your face off in Paris but the calories are adding up, right? There are a few simple things you can do to enjoy the city's delicacies and still keep your butt where it is. This is Paris after all. It's not the time to deny yourself.
Read MoreSLIP INTO VALENTINE'S
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Looking for a bit of excitement this Valentine's Day? It all starts with what's under you belt: your underwear, of course! Here are a few of our favorite slip shops in Paris to get you in the mood.
Read MorePARTY PLANNER: FEBRUARY 2015
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Need some help to work out what to do at night in Paris? We've put together a cheat sheet of all the gay events going on this month.
Read MoreSALE! AFFORDABLE FRENCH FASHION FOR MEN
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It's sale time in Paris! Gentlemen, here are a few tips and recommendations if you are looking for something fashionable and affordable from France, and we're not talking about H&M or Zara.
Read More5 MISADVENTURES ON A NIGHT OUT
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You want your night out in Paris to be a success. Here are a few tips to help you avoid these misadventures.
Read MoreKING CAKES FIT FOR A QUEEN
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It's King Cake season in France, and the delicious, flaky pastries are filling the windows of bakeries around Paris, where one shop has managed to make this centuries-old tradition a little gayer than usual...
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