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Paris

Paris is a gay man's dream. The birthplace of haute couture, Paris boasts some of the most beautiful architecture in Europe -- and some of the most beautiful boys. The most vibrant gay scene is centered in Le Marais, which features a cluster of art galleries, fashion houses, fine restaurants, and some of the most luxurious shopping in the world. Stay at the gay-friendly Hotel Jules & Jim and visit the sexually-charged, male-only TiL'T Sauna, which hosts regular foam parties for all ages -- or dance the night away at the historic Queen disco. Feeling French? Plan your next stay in gay Paris with Out.
Vandals painted swastikas and Celtic crosses on two gay bars in Paris, France, over the last week.
Crime

These Two Gay Clubs Were Vandalized With Swastikas

The government and community have responded with support and solidarity.

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Reading Through the History of the Legendary Bookstore Shakespeare and Company

"The bookstore continues to welcome people of all nationalities, religions, sexual orientations, genders, and beyond."

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Midnight in Paris: Hotel Jules et Jim

A bijoux hotel in the world’s most romantic city gets it just right.

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Artifact: Paris

This artifact is an entire village.

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16 Shops To Help You Keep Chic In Paris

You can't visit Paris without sampling the city's sartorial splendor.
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Claude Cahun, A Parisian Like No Other

Looking at the work of Claude Cahun, a photographer and performer active in the early-1900s, one could easily think her surrealist works were produced today.

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7 Reader Picks For Paris Travelers

Here are a few of the places you suggested we visit next time we're in Paris.

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Out's Favorite Places In Paris

A brief look at some of our favorite places to eat, dance and get some culture in the City of Light.
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14 Paris Maps, Starting At 360 C.E.

Before we dive into what's happening in Paris at this moment, watch the city grow from 360 C.E. to the post-war 1930s.