Information websites Paris 1st 75001

This website was created in 2015 by a Frenchman who has lived in North Macedonia. It's a free, well-done travel guide. It's quite comprehensive and shares the same enthusiasm for this destination as we do, even if it lacks practical information (hotels, restaurants, etc.), certain regions and regular updates. But its content is rich and of almost professional quality. In particular, it contains two very useful little lexicons in Macedonian and Albanian.

As his name suggests, it is a site for women! But it is also a site created by women! As a result, it is complicit and targeted everywhere! There is a selection of films ("The eye of feminine pleasure"), "new orgasmiques" posted by the express surfers, the advice of the doctor, and inspirational intuitions such as "The clitoris is the future of the woman", or "To bi, or not to bi", which reads: " We all know words that could be summed up with two letters: BI. But go beyond bicéphales and bipolar to stop us on bisexuality. We have heard a lot about it for some time. Phenomenon described as a fashion. As a new sexual trend affecting young people etc. But among all the pictures, bidding, parodies, what is Bi? For in the end, we are talking very much about it. Between photographs, and experience, being bisexual, that can be that… " An indispensable site for us women. Don't forget to see the sex dictionary that is indexed, to know what a Andromaque in this field, for example…

Welcome to the official website of the Paris Ile-de-France Regional Tourism Committee (CRT). Let yourself be seduced by a limitless digital experience for your visit. On your way to discover all the faces of the destination: itinerary guides with many nuggets, themed tours off the beaten track, seasonal favourites, original inspirations or desires for nature walks, shopping, gastronomy... await you here. Test the giant treasure hunt Paris Region Aventures with your family, you will be surprised!

From a simple information portal, the City of Paris website has gradually evolved into a real service offering for the city's inhabitants. You can book tennis courts, ask for bulky items to be removed, get instructions on how to get help, and have all the essential information you need, from swimming pool schedules to street work. The city's dense associative environment is also in the spotlight, with numerous grandstands that provide them with a very wide space for expression. A very practical site for Parisians and one to keep in one's notebook!