Easter weekend gives us a three-day break. Many French people have decided to travel on April 3, 4, 5 and 6, 2026: Bison Futé offers its recommendations to avoid getting stuck in traffic this weekend.
Every April 1, pranks—big and small—make their return for April Fools’ Day. But why do we celebrate this day, and why do we tell jokes on April 1? Here’s the story and origins of this April Fools’ tradition.
What new changes should we expect in our daily lives starting April 1, 2026? Social benefits, the activity bonus, income tax, Parcoursup… A quick rundown of what will be changing soon.
For a refined, upscale dining moment at Disneyland Paris, head to The Regal View, Disney’s Summer Palace of the Princesses, set by the lake at Disney Adventure World, inviting you to a royal meal in a setting that’s equally majestic. We’ve tried it—here’s the story!
A three-day long weekend awaits us this Easter weekend, Saturday April 19, Sunday April 20 and Monday April 21, 2025. So, rain or shine? What's the weather forecast from Météo France for the next few days?
Paris gears up for Céline Dion’s big comeback on stage! As our colleagues at BFMTV report, the Eiffel Tower lit up for the Quebec star during rehearsals that took place late Sunday into Monday. Here are the details.
This Tuesday, March 31, 2026, a nationwide strike is hitting the Ministry of National Education, called by an inter-union coalition denouncing the loss of more than 4,000 teaching posts and the closure of classes in the coming school year.
Truck drivers and coach operators in Île-de-France are staging an “operation escargot” on the Paris ring road this Monday, March 30, 2026, to protest rising fuel prices and government subsidies they deem insufficient. Here’s everything you need to know.
This Easter weekend 2026, standard interbank transfers between different banks will be suspended from the evening of Thursday, April 2 until midday on Tuesday, April 7. Here's what's changing and the alternatives available to you.
The rose full Moon of the night of April 1–2, 2026 is poised to light up the night sky. This year, it’s also a supermoon, larger and brighter than usual. Here’s the explanation of its poetic name and how to observe it from Paris.
