- 12 Balles dans la Peau - Toulouse
 - Street theatre company. - 18th Century Franco-American Alliance
- Virtual museum detailing the U.S.'s alliance with France during the Revolutionary War.
- 1914-1918: War in Sepia
- Collection of sepia-tone photographs originally owned by French serviceman Jean Marie Jourdain. Includes biography of Jourdain and a history of the 93rd Infantry Regiment.
- 2RDM Contemporary Ceramic Sculptures
- Home page of Bernard-Régis Durand and Michel Rondeau whose "four-hand" slab sculptures use simple shapes, textures, and colours to express moods and emotions. Site features sculpture gallery, methods, and contact information of the two French artists who call themselves as 2RDM.
- 90th US Division Association - Normandy 44
- Dedicated to erecting a monument to honour to the men of the 90th U.S. Infantry Division who liberated Periers, France, in 1944.
- Abd-Rabbo, Ammar
- Freelance photojournalist based in Paris, France, and covering mainly Arab countries.
- Aboulker, Fanny
- Features a memorial for the victims of the Holocaust by writing six million numbers to commerate the six million Jews killed.
- Adagio Act
- Perform an acrobatic Adagio act in circuses, cabarets, and cruises.
- Adams, Trisha
- Exhibits oil paintings of landscapes and still life.
- Alessandri, Jean
- Landscape postcards and posters from Provence, France.
- Alizée
- Official site of the Corsican singer and dancer.
- Allier Vichy
- Hotel, restaurant, and bar guide.
- AMAC Theater
- Performing puppet theatre for children and adults.
- Amrhein, Beatrice Valentine
- French artist featuring painted photographic work and abstract paintings.
- Annecy International Film Festival
- Annual celebration of animated features and shorts.
- Antoine Restaurant
- Offers traditional and fine French cuisine.
- APICES: Association Paléographique Internationale
- Dedicated to the scholarly study of ancient and medieval scripts, and the persons and institutions connected with making, using, and keeping them.
- Arc En Cirque
- Offering initial and advanced training, artistic events, and creative poductions.
- Archiseek: Paris
- Introduction to some of the architectural highlights of Paris, France.
- Arduin, Dominick
- Official site for the French-born Finnish explorer. Includes notes on her attempts to be the first woman to ski solo to the North Pole.
- Arnoux, Olivier
- Features images of his land art made from stone, ice, and coloured hay and rocks.
- Art Lovers' Paris
- Information on art exhibitions, opera, concerts, and ballets.
- Art-Action
- Transdisciplinary art festival featuring cinema, video, visual arts, and multimedia. Showcasing an annual international Paris to Berlin meeting of artists.
- Art-Netart
- Studio dedicated to contemporary art. Includes the work of Jean Charles Blais, Samuel Rousseau, Matali Crasset, Sam Samore, Grout Mazeas, Olivier Bardin, and Jacques Monory.
- Artcyclopedia: The Barbizon School
- Features a summary and list of artists involved in the French group of landscape artists.
- Artist Workshops in the Country
- Showing beautiful paintings with the colours of Provence.
- ArtLex on Barbizon School
- Provides examples and approaches of the group of naturalist landscape painters.
- ArtSol
- Painters and sculptors living in villages near Uzes in Provence invite you to see their work.
- Association for the Promotion of Asian Arts
- Offers information on members, history, and artwork.
- Association Francaise pour la Connaissance de l'Ex-Libris (AFCEL)
- Includes information on an Ex Libris competition.
- Association of Families and Friends of the Deportees of Convoy 73, The
- In memory of the convoy which departed Drancy on May 15, 1944 for the Baltic States.
- Astheber, Claire
- Specialising in free and naïve figurative painting.
- Atelier Cézanne
- Former studio includes audio tours and other discoveries about the master.
- ATTIC people - Paris
- International theatre company founded by theatre artists from five different countries who are graduates of the Jacques Lecoq school of theatre.
- Au Crocodile
- Includes information on the menu and wine selection.
- Au Vieux Paris d'Arcole
- Odette and Georges bring the tastes of Aveyron to Paris.
- Auberge La Demoiselle
- Offers a seasonal menu of regional specialties.
- Auberge Napoléon
- Aubry-More, Yves
- French hyperrealist.
- Aury, Louis-Michel (1788-1821)
- French privateer/pirate who participated in the revolutions of Mexico and Columbia and was a contemporary of Jean Laffite.
- Awakening: La France Mandarine
- Exhibition in Shanghai, Beijing, Hong Kong, and Paris, showing the French influence on chinese art as one of the events of the "French Year in China."
- Back Up
- Offers special events and theme evenings.
- Bal du Moulin Rouge
- Official site for Moulin Rouge, the famed Paris cabaret. Features historical and current information.
- Baldo, Frédéric
- A young accordionist from Epinal, strongly influenced by jazz standards.
- Ballet Preljocaj
- Highlights information on the company, including dancer biographies, activities, and currrent schedule.
- Bar Le Forum
- Known for its taste in jazz.
- Barnard, Anne
- Batofar, Le
- Nightclub featuring techno, experimental videos, and more.
- Bats at the Museum of Natural History of Bourges
- Images and information about the three families of European bats, with a profile of each species. From the Bourges Natural History Museum, in English and French.
- Bazard, Francoise
- Includes an artist's statement, galleries, and information on classes.
- Be Realistic - Demand the Impossible!
- Posters from the Revolution, Paris, May '68.
- Beauharnais, Eugene de (1781-1824)
- Napoleon Bonaparte's adopted son. References to Marshals including Massena and Davout, with more peripheral figures like Wellington; Napoleonic Wars in general.
- Beaujolais Nouveau 2004
- International design and graphic creation contest. Winning visuals are used for the Beaujolais Nouveau advertising campaign. Also in French.
- Beaumarchais, Pierre Augustin Caron De (1732-1799)
- Biography of the 18th century playwright.
- Ben Larbi, Sami
- Features images and text from numerous installation projects. Includes his resume, biography, and a bibliography.
- Bergmann, Dagmar
- Lyrical abstraction.
- Bernheim-Jeune
- Focusing on contemporary artists.
- Best Restaurants in Paris
- Featuring restaurant in Paris with colour photographs of the chef, the owner and the dinning room.
- Biennales de Lyon
- Biennial exhibit of contemporary art in English and French.
- Birlot Tide Mill
- Once used to extract flour from wheat, barley, and buckwheat.
- Bistrot Caraïbes
- Fine French/Creole restaurant in Grand Case.
- Blancards International Centre for Human Development
- Artistic and therapeutic workshops in acting, fairy tales, singing, painting, yoga, modelling, and psychosynthesis. Offers meals and accommodation in a former cloister.
- Bocuse d'Or
- International gastronomy contest.
- Bonaparte / Buonaparte
- History and genealogy of the family. Ancestors and descendants of Napoleon and descendants of his general Bernadotte, (Royal houses of Sweden, Norway, Denmark).
- Boubou's
- Offering dining with ocean views.
- Bourdin, Guy (1928-1991)
- Fashion photographer known for his work for French Vogue.
- Bourgeois de Boynes
- Information about the family and its alliances since 1600.
- Bourson, Stéphane
- Offering a fashion and beauty portfolio.
- Brachet, Louis
- Has chosen steel as his means of expression due to both its qualities and its constraints.
- Brahn, Jean François
- French artist presenting modernist portraits, landscapes, and allegories.
- Breiz Armor
- Hotel restaurant situated in Penhors.
- Brochard, Dominique
- French artist of oil, acrylic, watercolour, and engravings.
- Brown, Stewart
- English painter exhibiting realistic oil paintings of fruit and indoor plants in shows in France, the U.S., and Singapore.
- Burkle, Marion
- Artist, bronze sculptor, and architect of the female body.
- Burlot, Stéphane
- Black and white images from this French photographer. Including gothic, electronic, and rock and pop bands, concerts, cemeteries, and cities.
- Buse, Henner
- Offers background information, pictures of collections, and online shop.
- Cabon, Roland
- Nudes, portraits, nature, and other images from this French photographer who takes a graphic approach to his art.
- Caen Memorial, The
- Includes exhibits on D-Day, Battle of Normandy, World War II, peace, and human rights.
- Café d'Enfer
- Cafe offering a traditional yet chic menu.
- Café de Mars
- Offers cosmopolitan dishes in a pleasant family atmosphere.
- Cafe de Nissa
- Specialities include cuisine from Southern France, wine, and tapas.
- Café La Bûcherie
- Located next to square Viviani between rue de la Bûcherie and Quai de Montebello, specialising in contemporary cuisine.
- Caffit, Sylvain
- A French artist who makes sculptures from recycled iron. Images include animals, idoles, and people.
- Cajun and Zydeco Film, Video, and Festival
- Annual August event in Saulieu, France, celebrating of the cultures of South Louisiana.
- Calmos Cafe
- Offers island drinks and light cuisine.
- Camac Centre D'art
- Provides residency programmes for artists working in the visual, performance, and literary arts. Also in French and Spanish.
- Canetti, Michel
- Features images of gouache paintings and commercial works by the Paris-born artist and advertising illustrator.
- Cantais, Bruno
- Gallery of the French painter includes oil and acrylic works, as wells as drawings, pastels, and inks.
- Cardin, Pierre@
- Carl Schurz: A Look Back at 1848, 1907
- Carré, Didier
- Paris-based erotic photographer.
- Castle of the Plaix
- Museum of arts and peasants' traditions housed in an old castle; temporary exhibitions and fairs held periodically.
- Catholic Encyclopedia: French Revolution
- Focuses on the relations between the revolutionary leadership and the Church during the period.
- Centre de Recherche Astronomique de Lyon
- Centre des Monuments Nationaux
- Guide to monuments across France.
- CGR Underwater Photography
- Gallery of underwater, nature, and scenery pictures from the Alpine lakes to the islands of the Indian and Pacific Oceans.
- Chalon sur Saone Exhibition Centre
- Details events calendar, location, and public transport options.
- Chamoiseau, Patrick
- Biography and bibliography for the author.
- Charoy, Bernard
- Biographical notes, and a gallery of the French painter's works.
- Chartres, Sanctuare du Monde
- Association dedicated to safeguarding and restoring Chartres cathedral.
- Château d'Arlay
- Featuring the castle's history, park, entertainment garden, and vineyard.
- Château de Goulaine
- Castle owned by the Goulaine family for more than 1,000 years. Houses a rare butterfly collection, museum, and winery. Also available for functions and weddings.
- Chateau de La Roche Courbon
- In English, German, and French.
- Château de La Rochepot
- Visitor and tour information for the chateau, which offers a glimpse into the life of a medieval French estate.
- Chateau du Touvet
- Castle and garden open for the public tours and receptions.
- Chateauneuf-du-Pape
- Dedicated to the wine, the region, and the people with a restaurant directory.
- Cherbourg-Octeville Festival of Irish and British Film
- Annual film festival celebrating Irish and British movies in France.
- Cherchell-Mediouna French Cadet Officers Academy (1942-1945)
- French cadet officers academy was the only military academy to train French officers between 1943 and 1945.
- Chez Astoux
- Specialises seafood and fish.
- Chez Clément Restaurant
- Traditional French cooking in several locations.
- Chez Hugo
- à la carte restaurant, bar, and conference facilities.
- Chez Julot
- Hotel and restaurant featuring creole specialties.
- Chez Vong
- authentic Chinese restaurant situated in an old house in the heart of the capital.
- Christopher
- Features this trapeze artist and aerialist from France.
- Church Our Lady of Aubin
- Original edifice with both Roman and Gothic architectures.
- Cimetiere du Pere Lachaise
- Historical cemetery includes the tombs of Jim Morrison and famous French citizens. Features a virtual tour and panoramas. Also in French.
- Circus of Tomorrow, The
- Official site of the annual event that brings together the cream of the international acrobatic crop. Also in French.
- Cirque Baroque
- Mixes contemporary dance with the vocabulary of the circus.
- Cité de la Création
- Creating murals, frescos, and trompe l'oeil effects. In French.
- Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie
- Museum and science centre including exhibits, a conference hall, interactive media, and learning experiences.
- Cite des Sciences et de l'Industrie: Megame
- Games exhibit at the Cite des Sciences et de l'Industrie, Paris, for the family, kids, and teens. Includes free IQ tests, board and strategy games, and more.
- Cithéa Club
- Jazz dancefloor and bar with live music and djs.
- Claude Monet's Garden at Giverny
- provides visitor information, photos, and location history. Also in French.
- Clauss, Nicolas
- Combines elements of classical culture with more popular motifs in his understated Flash animation art.
- Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival
- Competitive festival which includes a short film market.
- Cliffhanger Beach Bar
- Restaurant/beach bar with great views of island sunsets.
- Club des Poetes
- Centre for poetry activism, workshops, and performances located in Paris.
- Compagnie La Salamandre
- Fire art street performers.
- Compagnie Renata Scant - Grenoble
- Presenting a festival of plays by European theatres.
- Contre Allée
- Featuring a menu by Pilippe Mollicchi that gives a modern twist to traditional French cuisine.
- Cora
- Comtemporary impressionist making use of oils and pastels.
- Cordelier, Jeanne
- French writer of novels, short stories, and plays.
- Côté Garonne
- Hotel and restaurant overlooking the river.
- Cote Seine
- Bistro on the banks of the Seine between Notre Dame and the Pont Neuf. Site in French and English.
- Courau, Laurent
- Digital illustrations, videos and films, web design, and 2D and 3D animations.
- Cowper, Dan
- Pictures, statistics, and agencies.
- Culture Espaces
- Provides delegate management of, and information regarding, several historic buildings and museums.
- CyberNet Cafe
- D'Julz
- Parisian artist creating house and techno music with tribal, dub, and funk influences.
- Da Livio Restaurant
- Italian cuisine.
- Daladier, Edouard (1884-1970)
- 1970 obituary of the French Premier, Minister of Defence, and Foreign Minister from the New York Times.
 Danielou, Alain (1907-1994)
- Includes information on his life and work studying hinduism and shivaism, Indian classical music and general theory about microtuning. (in French and English.)- Dauvergne, Evelyne
- Acrylics and oils of nudes.
- de Bollardiere, Lionel
- Exhibits illustrations, logos, photos, and graffiti.
- De Caso, Michel
- Offers paintings, sculptures, and writings of contemporary art.
- De la Tousche, Eve
- Features sculpture, decorative objects, photographs, and pieces of furniture.
- De Schwilgue, Odile
- Female contemporary figurative painter working on the French Riviera. Site features samples of Odile De Schwilgue's oil paintings along with current gallery exhibition information.
- DejaVu Production
- Association of artists and craftsmen to create collaborative art, promote art work, and encourage exchange of ideas. Displays art by members and a discussion forum.
- Delorme, Pascal Jean
- Gallery of work based on sport such as snowboarding, wind surfing, jet skiing, and more.
- Demons et Merveilles - Theatre Masque - Angers
- Presenting non-textual shows using masks and visual imagery for young people and families.
- Denis Darzacq: La Chute
- Photo series of dancers caught in freefall over the streets of France.
- Dent, Diana
- Specialises in oil and pastel portraits of people and animals.
- Deny, Martine
- Details of the artist's paintings, videos, calendar of exhibitions, and publications.
- Devil and the Religious Controversies of Sixteenth-Century France
- From Essays in History, written by Carleton Cunningham.
- Dimond, Francesca
- Features various sculptures by UK-based artist and blacksmith Francesca Dimond.
- DiningCity Paris
- Find pictures and menus of restaurants in Paris. Book your table online or add your own restaurant. In French with an English link.
- Divan Du Monde, Le
- Offers eclectic programming that has originality and novelty as its hallmark. In French.
- DJ Ravin
- Disc jockey based in France offering a trip into ethnic music where traditional Eastern sounds meet electronic sounds.
- Documents of the Revolution of 1848 in France
- Including the topics "Overthrow of the Orleanist Monarchy" and "Decrees of the Provisional Government Relating to the Workingmen."
- Domaine de Banizette
- Preserved rural complex dating from the 15th and 17th centuries including the manor house and other farm buildings still in activity. Make online reservations to visit.
- Dubreucq-Carlier, Nathalie
- Works in oils, watercolours, and pastels as well as sculpture and drawings.
- Dumas (Jr.), Alexandre (1824-1895)
- Playwright and novelist also known as Dumas fils, the son of novelist Alexander Dumas père.
- Dumoux, Ray
- Includes drawings, engravings, and tempera paintings.
- Durand, Patrick
- Aerial photography, panoramics, and aviation images from around the world.
- Early Modern History: French Revolution
- Collection of links to web sites devoted to the revolution.
- Eat in Paris
- features reviews of restaurants.
- Eck, Francis
- Exhibition of works by a contemporary French painter.
- Ecole d'Avignon Center
- Centre for training in the rehabilitation of architectural heritage. Offers courses and consulting in historic preservation.
- Ecole de Multimedia et Photographie (ETPA)
- Offering programmes in graphic arts, photography, digital imaging, and related fields.
- École Emile Cohl
- Provides training in the fields of illustration, cartoon-strips, computer graphics, multimedia and animation.
- Ecuries de Josephine, Les
- Specifically for tourist groups. Traditional French cuisine.
- Eighth International Milton Symposium, The
- June 7-11, 2005. Hosted by the University of Grenoble 2.
- ELLE France
- Elysee Montmartre
- Landmark of Parisian nightlife featuring concerts, stage shows, fashion shows, and more. Also in French.
- Empire of the Republic: The Exposition Coloniale Internationale de Paris, 1931
- Empire of the Republic, an essay by Arthur Chandler.
- English Renaissance
- Group that specialises in unaccompanied choral music from the renaissance to the present day.
- Espace Jean Claude Helmer
- Trendy nightlife spot with 2 clubs, 3 restaurants, and 4 bars.
- Europe in Retrospect: The French Revolution
- Summarizes the 5 phases of the revolution from 1789 to 1799 and describes the ideologies that drove its activity.
- European Parliament
- Features photos, plans, and press releases. In French.
- European School for Advertising & Graphic Design
- Private technical higher education school.
- Fantomas
- Devoted to the Lord of Terror, the arch-criminal anti-hero of the French thriller series.
- Fashion Job
- Serves the fashion, luxury, and beauty industries, allowing users to browse job offers or to post their resumes. In French.
- Fashion TV
- Official site for Fashion TV, the station offering live 24-hour fashion, beauty, and style programming worldwide. Featuring the latest clothing and accessories designs broadcasted live via satellite and cable.
- Favarica
- French artist featuring raw, expressive paintings and sculptures.
- Festival d'Aix-en-Provence
- June and July 2002.
- Festival D'Automne a Paris
- Official site of the event that celebrates theatre, dance, music, cinema, and visual arts. In French.
- Festival de Carcassonne Languedoc Roussillon
- Programme, concert, and artist information for the music festival held in July. In French.
- Festival de Marseille
- Includes information about the city and the festival's dance, theatre, and music presentations.
- Fitzpatrick's Irish Pub
- Serves the expatriate and student English Speaking community of Montpellier in a traditional pub setting.
- Flam's Restaurant
- Features traditional Alsatian dish, Flammekueche. Two locations in Strasbourg.
- Folkloriades Internationales de Dijon
- Annual festival (since 1946) in late summer when the city of Dijon welcomes dance, music, and folklore groups from around the world.
- Fondation Dubuffet
- Features a chronology, artwork images, and more about the French master artist.
- François Guizot: Condition of the July Monarchy, 1830-1848
- Guizot was a French academic politician, who served Louis Philippe as minister of public instruction (1832-37).
- Franken, Owen
- Includes photographs of travel in Asia and Europe with an emphasis on food, markets, chefs, and cooking.
- French Historical Studies (FHS)
- Quarterly journal on the history of France and Francophone areas. Sponsored by The Society for French Historical Studies.
- French History Timeline
- Important events in the history of France with an emphasis on art and politics.
- French Lines Association
- Highlights the heritage of the French shipping lines, such as the Compagnie Générale Maritime and the Société Nationale Maritime Corse Méditerranée, with photos and document collections. In French and English.
- French Republican Calendar
- Offers a history of the French Republican calendar, from which Christian superstition was stripped in the name of Reason.
- French Revolution Chronology
- Briefly notes events from 1787 to 1799 and describes the republican calendar used from 1793 to 1806.
- French Revolution, The
- Detailed report on the French Revolution from its causes to its results.
- French Revolution: Origins
- Outlines how intellectual, social, and political elements all contributed to the eruption of the revolution.
- French Revolution: The Moderate Stage, 1789-1792
- Describes the first period of the revolution, from the actions of the Third Estate to the dismantling of the Ancien Régime.
- French Revolution: The Radical Stage, 1792-1794
- Describes the radicalization of the revolution, when the sans-culottes drove the republic into the chaos of the Reign of Terror.
- Galerie Beaubourg
- Featuring a gallery and sculpture garden.
- Galerie L
- Featuring provencal artists working with paint, pastels, sculpture, acrylics, and more.
- Galerie Piece Unique
- Features works from contemporary artists.
- Galerie-Modus
- Garanger, Tcheupel
- Photographer and animation artist. Includes his Tokyo photo series, urban images, motion work, and more.
- General Jozef Haller and the Polish Army in France
- Tribute to the Polish General and the Blue Army, also called Haller's Army or the Polish Army in France.
- Ghislaine, Anding
- Oils and china ink.
- Gi-Vane, TCHEN
- Pianist, composer, poet, painter, and president of the Association of Antique Tao.
- Gingko Trio, The
- Parisian jazz-pop trio.
- Givenchy
- With information on their menswear and womenswear lines, makeup, perfumes, and skin care products.
- Götting, Jean-Claude
- Includes bibliography, biography, pressbook, children's books, painting, and clients.
- Goudji
- Goldsmith and sculptor of sacred art, as well as museum pieces. Creator of the silver altar of Chartres.
- Grand Case
- Restaurant names and links.
- Grand Hotel Restaurant Prouhèze
- Country house. Restaurant offers traditional fare and catering services.
- Grunts: Vietnam War Reenactment in France
- Group of French collectors which reenacts the U.S. units of the Vietnam War.
- Guenyven
- Natural landscapes, houses, and still lifes.
- Guide to Music in Brittany
- From the ICDBL.
- Guillem, Sylvie
- Includes picture galleries, biography, and repertoire.
- Guillotine Headquarters, The
- Includes a history, construction information, a gallery of pictures and biographies of people related to the guillotine.
- Han, Myung-Ok
- Through delicate line drawings of yarn on the floor, works with universal concepts of time and space.
- Head - Langue Theatre - Paris
- International professional theatre company exploring the fantastical side of quotidian worlds through movement, mask, sound, and music.
- Henri Cartier-Bresson Foundation
- Paris-based organisation founded by Cartier-Bresson to preserve his collection of photographs, to encourage scholarly research into the collection, and to operate a grant programme supporting new photography projects.
- Hesser, Elke
- Specialising in fashion and advertising.
- Hideaway, The
- English run restaurant hosting lots of locals.
- Hip-bars.com
- Offers information on anglo pubs in Paris.
- Historical Paris Bridges and Fountains
- Features fountains, bridges, walks, and more.
- Historical Texts: The French Revolution
- From Hanover College.
- History Channel: The French Revolution
- Documentary examining the key figures and events of the French Revolution.
- History of France: Primary Documents
- Links to primary texts from antiquity through the present.
- History of French Royalty
- Genealogy and history of the house of Bourbon.
- History of Occitania
- Short history of this ancient region which now part of France.
- History of the Revolution of 1848 in France
- Written by Alphonse de Lamartine.
- Hogommat, André
- Early and recent work of the artist.
- Hospices de Beaune Wine Auction
- Annual historical charity event where wine is auctioned traditionally by bids using candles.
- Hostellerie de l'Abbaye Celle
- Located amidst the Coteaux Varois vineyards and featuring the design and cooking of Alain Ducasse and Bruno Clement.
- Hotel and Restaurant Florimont
- Near Lake Annecy with a view of Mont Blanc. Features two dining rooms and a garden terrace.
- Hotel et Restaurant Le Querrien
- Looks out over Mont Saint-Michel Bay and offers luxury accommodations, and a seafood restaurant.
- Hotêl Kleiber
- Hôtel Restaurant Paradou
- Hotel and restaurant, with information on rooms, rates, wine list, and menu.
- Hotel Unis
- Lists selection of hotels and restaurants in Paris.
- Houellebecq, Michel
- Official site. Includes biography, photographs, works, and reviews.
- Humphrey
- Official site of the R&B singer from Paris.
- Il Nettuno
- Fine Italian restaurant on the waterfront in the Grand Case.
- Illuminated Middle Ages, The
- Medieval treasures from French libraries. Also in French.
- Imperial Guard of Dijon
- Reconstructing a Napoleonic-era military band.
- Inglot, André
- Impressionism and figurative style with oil and watercolours, Berville/Mer, Honfleur, Normandie, France. Painting on canvas and wall paintings.
- Institut du Monde Arabe (IMA)
- Official site of the Arab World Institute. Also in French.
- Institut Lumière
- Living museum of the cinema. Programmes include film screenings, exhibitions, and heritage conservation.
- Internet Modern History Sourcebook: French Revolution
- Offering original content and links.
- Interview with Alice Kaplan
- Author of The Collaborator: The Trial and Execution of Robert Brasillach. Also includes an excerpt of the book.
- ISTA
- French graduate school providing design and fashion marketing and management courses for the next product managers of the textile and fashion industries.
- Istanbul Contemporary Art Museum
- Featuring online exhibits, video show, and links to art sites. In Turkish and English.
- Jaeger
- Traces the family tree from its origin in Alsace, starting in 1676.
- Jasper's Bar
- Bar and country hotel in South West France.
- Joe Allen
- Upholds American dining traditions in Paris since 1972. Also in French.
- Journees de la Percussion
- November 4-6, 1999. Percussion clinics, concerts, and recitals covering many styles and techniques.
- Kala Sangam Association
- Promotes Indian artists.
- Kamellia
- Middle Eastern dancer, choreographer, and teacher. Includes photographs, biography, workshops, shows, and classes.
- Kammer Ensemble de Paris
- Features discography, pictures, programmes, and more.
- Kei Takei's Moving Earth
- Informal, loosely knit organisation comprising some 14 performers.
- Kim, T.K.
- Expressionist world populated with warm shades and long-necked women.
- Klein, Lloyd
- Men's and women's wear atelier based in Paris.
- Kolb-Proust Archive for Research
- Kuizine, La
- Electronic/experimental band. Site includes discography, sounds files, biography, and more.
- L'Anaïs
- features Provence-inspired specialities.
- L'Ancienne Douane
- L'Auberge du Cedre
- Information about the hotel and restaurant.
- L'Escargot
- Features French cuisine and seafood in a colourful Creole house.
- L'Étrange Festival
- Pays homage to odd and strange cinema. In French.
- L'Oulette
- gourmet cuisine inspired by southwestern, regional specialities.
- La Bastide Odéon
- Offering a mixture of Mediterranean cuisine. Located near the Théâtre de l'Odéon
- la cave aux fioles
- Offers details of this gastronomic restaurant sporting typical Flemish decoration.
- La Cigale
- In French.
- La Cloche à Fromage
- Cheese restaurant and shop. Includes cheese reviews and advice.
- La Favela Chic
- Brazilian bar and restaurant. In French.
- La Gamba, Laurent
- Artist concentrating on photographic installations dealing with camouflage.
- La Manufacture
- Dance company and performing arts school.
- La Méditerranée
- Seafood restaurant facing the Odéon theatre near the Luxembourg gardens.
- La Tupiña
- Features menu, history, and photos of the bistro which also offers cigars.
- La Vie de Saint Alexis
- Eleventh century text in Old French, transcribed and translated by Joseph Price, M.A. student in the Linguistics Programme, University of South Carolina (USA).
- Ladeveze, Pascal
- Creates impressionistic paintings capturing the ambiance of Southern France with primary colours and rectangular brushstrokes.
- Laughing Matters in Paris
- Organises regular English Stand-up comedy shows in Paris.
- Lauranne
- Visual art and texts representing outsider, primal art.
- Laure, Franck
- Trapeze and aerial act. Site includes photos, videos, curriculum vitae, and more.
- Le Bec Fin
- Located near the Therms institute.
- Le Centre international du Vitrail
- Collaborates with scientific, cultural and professional organisations to promote the study and conservation of stained glass.
- Le Chapon Fin
- Le Chateau
- Electronic collection of French literature including Rimbaud, Proust, Balzac, Baudelaire, and La Fontaine.
- Le Cottage
- Features an extensive wine list.
- Le Grand Cerf
- In the heart of Touraine countryside, a typical French hotel and gourmet restaurant with regional wine.
- Le musée de l'informatique: Silicium
- Organisation and museum collecting old computers of the past and making them work again.
- Le Musée Toulouse-Lautrec
- Official site of the Toulouse-Lautrec Museum located in the Post-Impressionist's birthplace, Albi, in the south of France. In French.
- Le Perroquet Restaurant
- Offers classical French cuisine and exotic meat specials.
- Le Petit Retro
- A bistro with turn-of-the-century decor.
- Le Temps Perdu
- Serves meat and fish dishes with original sauces.
- Le Théâtre du Chapeau
- French clown and street theatre company. Site in English and French.
- Le Train Bleu
- Belle Epoque restaurant in the heart of the Gare de Lyon railway station.
- Lein, Michel
- Specialising in women's portraits. Features photographs of works, list of exhibitions, and details about the artist.
- Lenoble, Christophe
- Offering contemporary figurative works.
- Les Azuriales Opera Festival
- Provides information on the performances at the Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild in Nice.
- Les Becs Dorés
- With French flavour and the beaujolais wines, culinary art and gastronomy of France.
- Les Freres Blanc Restaurateurs a Paris
- Some Parisian restaurants with their menus; reservations available online; (in French and English).
- Letellier, Jean-Michel
- Web gallery featuring contemporary art on handmade paper.
- Libert, Jean-Noël
- Offers a gallery of realist paintings and biography.
- Liberty, Equality, Fraternity: Exploring the French Revolution
- Extensive collection of primary documents including text, images, and maps. Also includes a timeline, essays, and a glossary.
- Limousin, Fred
- Offers galleries, biography, and contact information.
- Lion d'Or
- Traditional French style cooking.
- Lippmann, Peter
- Online commercial and editorial portfolio. Specialist in advertising, food, still life, and enhanced photography.
- Los Mexicanos
- Offers Mexican cuisine in a lively atmosphere.
- Lyric Music Festival of Belle-Ile en Mer
- Showcases international singers from major opera houses. July 27-Aug 12, 1999.
- Ma, Tse Lin
- Paintings of Buddhas and chairs.
- MAGASIN - Centre National d'Art Contemporain
- Exhibiting contemporary art, and offering lectures, classes, and conferences. In English and French.
- Maison Europeenne de la Photographie
- Highlights current events, exhibitions, and the Maison itself.
- Malavieille, Patrice
- Includes images of works in wood, stone, and bronze.
- Malval, Anne-Pierre
- Designer of mirrors, lamps, and other home accessories. Also in French.
- Man Ray
- Cavernous restaurant and bar full of golden Buddahs and Chinese lanterns.
- Marchand, Olivier
- Includes landscapes, still lives, and portraits.
- Marchutz School
- Offers interdisciplinary studio art programmes.
- Marie Antoinette & Charlotte Corday: A Whore and a Murderer ?
- Looks at how they were portrayed during and after the revolution.
- Mart O'Pickers
- An American from Wisconsin, two Alsatians, and one Burgundian add up to 121% acoustic bluegrass music.
- Marty
- Family restaurant with a brasserie atmosphere and 1930s interior, offering French cuisine and seafood.
- Maxim's de Paris
- Includes information on the restaurant and its perfume, Orphee.
- Meirovitz, Ronit
- Unusual visions of a self-taught painter; portraits in oil.
- Menais, Jean Jacques
- Mime, clown, actor, and comedian.
- Mendjisky, Serge
- Specialises in mosaic-type paintings of reflected scenery, as well as photographic paintings of city life.
- Mercier, Arnaud
- Art direction and graphic design. Includes print, logo, interactive, photography, website, typefaces, and other work.
- Merigeau, Claire
- Offering oils on canvas and paper.
- Merrow-Smith, Julian
- Landscape, still-life, and portrait artist with an open studio in Provence.
- Micropolis
- Entomological theme park providing educational programmes, interactive exhibits, and theme rooms that simulate an insect's environment.
- MNHN: Diamants
- Exhibition devoted to the natural and cultural history of the diamond. March 10 - July 15, 2001. Site in French and English.
- Monet, Patrice
- Includes paintings and sculptures. In English, French, and German.
- Monnaie de Paris
- Minting currency for France since Charlemagne. Includes information on euro coins.
- Monteiro, Jacky Alves
- Artist located on a French Caribbean island showcasing whimsical, saturated abstractions of multiple subjects. Also in French.
- Montparnasse
- Discover Paris from the 56th and 59th levels of Montparnasse Tower and see all the monuments of Paris from above.
- Moysan, Olivier
- Offers a gallery of landscapes and fantasy art featuring heroic women.
- Musée Bartholdi
- Showcases the art of Frederic Auguste Bartholdi and explores his life. In French.
- musee d'art americain Giverny
- Contains programmes and a series of innovative interactive activities and virtual exhibitions of American art.
- Musée de la Résistance Henri Queuille
- Featuring the history of the Resistance in Haute-Corrèze and the life of Henri Queuille.
- Musée des Augustins
- Convent building exhibiting paintings and sculptures dating from the Middle Ages to the early 20th century.
- Musée des Ballons
- Museum dedicated to ballooning, located in the Château de Balleroy in Normandy, France. Site lists museum hours and contact info.
- Musée des Instruments a Vent
- Founded in 1888 by the instrument workers of La Couture-Boussey to conserve all the woodwind instruments as well as the parts, the primary materials, and the tools used.
- Musee des Tissus
- Collections tracing the development of textile weaving over the last 2000 years.
- Musée Jacquemart-André
- Collection of rare paintings and furnishings in a residential setting: the former home of Edouard Andre and his wife Nelie Jacquemart.
- Musée Maillol
- Created by Fondation Dina Vierny to present Maillol's sculptures and paintings, as well as her collection of modern and contemporary art.
- Musée Marmottan Monet
- Contains the world's largest collection of paintings by Claude Monet, as well as works by his friends and contemporaries. Also features a group of illuminated manuscripts from the 12th to the 15th centuries.
- Musée National des Arts Asiatiques Guimet
- Guimet National Museum. Includes information on the museum, the Buddhist Pantheon, the Musée d'Ennery, what goes on behind the scenes, and international and scientific activities. Located in Paris, France.
- Musée Nicéphore Niépce
- One of the oldest museums devoted to photography and its history.
- Musée Parc des Dinosaures
- Museum-park devoted to dinosaurs, located within a palaeontological site in South France.
- Musée Rodin
- Presents the sculptures and drawings of the artist, Auguste Rodin. Also in French.
- Museum of the Augustins
- Featuring collections of paintings and sculptures dating from the Middle Ages to the beginning of the 20th century.
- Museum Pass of Paris
- Listing of participating Paris museums and monuments accepting Museum Pass. Also lists other passes available throughout world.
- Museum Van Oeveren
- Collection highlights the history of fencing and the duel.
- Museums of Paris
- Guide to Parisian museums with pictures, description, and general information. Also offers museum passes.
- Mytholoria
- Features a gallery of Greek mythological paintings.
- Nacher, Jean Pierre
- French artist producing lyrical abstract work.
- NAUSICAA - Centre national de la mer
- Provides information on the National Sea Experience Centre which is dedicated to the marine world and its links with mankind.
- New Risen
- Synthpop-gothic music from Nantes.
- Observatoire de Paris
- OhParis!
- Information on art galleries in Paris featuring an up-to-date exhibition calendar and artist details.
- Old Captain
- Offereing Chinese and Japanese cuisine.
- Old French Literature
- Provides Old French texts and information about the literature, classified according to century.
- Opera National de Paris
- Season calendar, reservations, and other information for the opera and ballet, including overviews of the Palais Garnier and the Opéra Bastille.
- Opera National de Paris
- Season programmes for the Palais Garnier and the Opera Bastille as well as booking information.
- Opera National de Paris Ballet
- Features a calendar of events.
- Operas de Montpellier
- Orb, Ron
- Functional fashion from Paris, France.
- Orchestrades Universelles
- Annual summer gathering of French and foreign orchestras for young musicians held in Brive, France.
- Orchestre National du Capitole de Toulouse
- Includes history, schedule, profiles of musicians and of conductor Michel Plasson, recordings and more.
- Ordre du Saint-Esprit
- Information about France in the Renaissance, including chivalric orders, food, and royalty.
- osMoz
- Dedicated to perfume-lovers. Includes a perfume guide, news, new product information, latest scent trends, and more.
- Otmane, Pascale
- Includes portraits and still life.
- oùBouffer.com
- Features a directory with daily updates helping you find a Paris restaurant to suit your tastes and budget.
- Painting School of Montmiral
- Offering drawing and painting workshops for all levels of students, from beginning to professional.
- Palais de Tokyo
- Contemporary art museum.
- Paradis Latin
- cabaret-style theatre and dinner shows.
- Paris Art
- Information about the artists and galleries of Paris.
- Paris Arts and Entertainment
- Guide featuring galleries, museums, and places to stay.
- Paris International Music Competition
- Includes sections for contemporary, classical, and jazz styles, as well as violin and bow making.
- Paris International Photo Fair
- Exhibition of rare early images to today's most avant-garde work. Also in French.
- Paris Maps
- Reproductions of historic maps of Paris, France, from 1716-1887.
- Paris Museum Pass
- Paris Museums
- Paris Peace Treaty of 1783
- Text of the agreement by which Great Britain formally acknowledged the independence of the United States.
- Paris Pubs
- Ratings guide to bars and pubs in Paris.
- Pasquette, Didier
- Tight wire walker.
- Passion Photo
- Contains images from Yvon Haze, specialising in digital techniques.
- Peccolo, René
- Figurative oil paintings and mixed-media drawings.
- Percy B. St. John: The French Revolution in 1848
- Eyewitness account of the events herein described, and the following were taken from notes compiled at the time.
- Petit, Roland
- Includes biographical timeline and some of his ballets.
- Petty, Ralph
- American artist based in France featuring landscapes of the French countryside, still life, and other oil and watercolour paintings.
- Philippin, Joel
- Prestigious French art marquetry artist specialising in floral designs for luxurious cabinets. Also in French.
- Pitchi Poi
- Offers bagels, recipes, vodkas, wines, and list of yiddish words.
- Place Vendome
- Historical, architectural, and contemporary information about one of Paris' most beautiful squares.
- Pope's Palace
- Residence of the French Popes for nine years during the Middle Ages. Also has an international conference centre for meetings and exhibitions.
- Prinstet, Arnaud
- French artist presenting predominantly self-portraits and figurative oil paintings.
- Prix Arcimboldo: Award for Digital Creation
- Each year the Fondation d'Entreprise HP France awards a prize to a digital artist. The Prix Arcimboldo web site includes details about past winners, Giuseppe Arcimboldo, and contact info. In French and English.
- Projections d'Argile
- Created to develop the creation and distribution of films on clay and glass, presented by Ateliers d'Art de France. Also in French and Spanish.
- Quirin, Mayer
- Featuring acrylic paintings, and sculptures in corten steel, aluminium, and plexi-glass. Includes bio and contact information.
- RadioStatic
- Duet with chiseled melodies ranging from house to ambient.
- Rainbow Cafe
- Grand Case seafood restaurant serving Caribbean-influenced French and American fare.
- Red Pear Theatre Company
- Features regular professional English language theatre on the Côte d'Azur.
- Renzo Piano Workshop Foundation
- Allowing students of architecture the benefit of educational training through immersion and direct experience.
- Restaurant Carpaccio
- Situated seaside on the French Riviera.
- Restaurant Chez Francoise
- Located at the Invalides in the 7th arrondissement.
- Restaurant Christian Etienne
- Located in the old palace of the town principal.
- Restaurant Guy Savoy
- From the Etoile, take avenue de Wagram; rue Troyon to the left.
- Restaurant La Chaumiere
- Offering food cooked on an open fire.
- Restaurant Les Premices
- Romantic French restaurant located near Fontainebleau.
- Restaurant Relais & Châteaux
- Hotel, spa, and restaurant serving gourmet lean cuisine by chef Michel Guérard.
- Restaurant Vidal
- Located in Saint Julien Chapteuil near Le Puy en Velay.
- Revolutionary Calendar, The
- Explains how to calculate revolutionary and Gregorian dates and offers a chart showing how the months match up.
- Ricart, Robert and Claudine
- French artists offering urban and shore impressionistic landscape paintings and bronze sculptures of the nude female form.
- Roosevelt, Le
- Restaurant at Utah beach in Normandy.
- Ruben
- Featuring fine art black and white images of churches, graveyards, animals, landscapes, and portraits from this French photographer.
- Salon du 1er Empire
- Major Napoleonic event in Paris, to be held in December 2004. Purpose is to gather together enthusiasts in all fields related to the French First Empire.
- Salon Du Chocolat
- International chocolate show featuring world-class exhibitors, chef demonstrations, chocolate fashion, gifts, activities for children, and more. Also in French.
- Salon du Livre Paris
- Annual March event dedicated to the book trade.
- Salon du Meuble de Paris
- European fair presenting a showcase of international offerings in the furniture and home furnishings market. In multiple languages.
- Sandra's Belly Dancing School
- Tunisian-born dancer offers courses in Oriental dance.
- Sandro
- Offers gallery of work and biography of the illustrator.
- SanZ SanS
- Bar-club-restaurant combo with a live DJ every night
- Sartori, Tommaso
- Includes examples of his artistic and commercial photography.
- Schonbuch, Charles
- French artist featuring still life and figurative paintings.
- Segeral, Claude
- Offers oils, acrylics, and drawings.
- Semaine Photo de Riedisheim
- 10th international photo contest and exhibition with downloadable submission form.
- Seulement pour les Fous (Only for the Mad)
- Hosts of Expoterrestre an intercontinental, travelling multimedia exhibition based on the theme of "Women and Men in the Universe."
- Simonnet, Claude
- Landscapes of the French countryside.
- Sol é Luna
- Romantic restaurant.
- Soleymieux, Christophe
- Features the portfolio of a French art director.
- Son ha Ton
- Collection of traditional songs in the Breton language.
- Sorbier, Franck
- French designer offering contemporary attire for women in a Flash presentation. Also in French.
- SparkNotes: The French Revolution (1789-1799)
- Study guide that describes the basic events in the French Revolution and places them in historical context.
- Spartaco Restaurant
- Offers traditional Tuscan cuisine.
- Speos - Paris Photographic Institute
- Offers photography courses and workshops in photojournalism, fashion, studio, black and white darkroom, computer and digital imaging, fine art and more.
- Spice 'Bones
- Shooting the groove with four trombones and an electric rhythm section.
- Spicy
- Specialising in expertly seasoned, international cuisine.
- Spindler, Jean-Charles
- Third-generation French artist exhibiting contemporary, countryside, narrative, and decorative marquetry works. Also in French and German.
- St Martin/St Maarten Restaurants
- Listing of restaurants by food type.
- St-Georges Balalaïka Orchestra
- Paris-based Balaika group.
- St. Barts Music Festival
- Information on the annual performing music and arts festival.
- Straw, Eric
- Artist creating unique masks and sculptures from corrugated cardboard.
- Sud
- Includes pictures inside the pub.
- Sunset Beach Bar
- Includes information about the bar and the island St. Martin.
- Syndrome
- Tahon, Patrick
- Includes sketches, acrylic, and erotic drawings.
- Taillevent
- Serves gastronomical cuisine.
- Tango in Toulouse
- Offers photos, information, and links about tango in the south of France
- Tapiézo
- Paintings made from sand, gravel, wood, wire grid, steel, and more.
- Tatouage
- Includes a photo gallery.
- Taverne de Maitre Kanter
- Offers regional specialties.
- Tealdi, Laurent
- Contemporary paintings.
- Tec de Monterrey: Realism
- Introduces the art period which appeared after the 1848 French Revolution.
- Theatre du Soleil
- International theatre company. In French.
- Three Restaurants in Saint-Germain-des-Pres
- Features Le Muniche, Le Petit Zinc, and Le Clocher Saint-Germain restaurants, with information on respective specialities, menus, and online reservations.
- Tika
- Acrobat and all-around circus arts performer.
- Totem Fashion
- Offering a selection of avant-garde fashion designers, photos, music, and art galleries.
- Treasures of Titanic
- Exhibit at the Cite des Sciences featuring the sinking of the RMS Titanic ship with history, facts, and pictures.
- Turtle Pier Restaurant and Bar
- Offers fresh lobster and seafood, beef, chicken, veal, and more.
- Ubu Club
- Bar, restaurant, and disco.
- Union Centrale des Arts Décoratifs
- Association directed to public benefit (law of 1901) which was set up by a group of enthusiastic industrialists and collectors.
- Union Square Group
- Paris-based jazz combination.
- Ustinov, Igor
- Son of actor Sir Peter Ustinov. Includes catalogue of work and photos.
- Utopia 2.0
- International design contest featuring online pre-registration presented by Saint-Etienne Metropole. Also in French.
- van Beek, Andre
- Post-impressionist gardens, ponds, and poppy fields.
- Vatan, Véronique
- Includes representative images and a statement by the French artist.
- Ventura, Noémie
- Features photos of surfing events, concerts, and India.
- Vian, Boris (1920-1959)
- Includes online texts, reviews, articles, and more.
- Vibert, Jean Francois
- Features adventure and sport photographs and reportage.
- Victor
- Classic restaurant with a modern setting, offering traditional dishes with a hint of originality.
- Vigoroso, Bruno
- French modern artist.
- Vincent, Michele
- French artist who creates fantasy and surreal landscapes and narrative paintings.
- Vivian, Monique
- French artist whose subjects include Maria Callas, dance, and birds.
- Vogue France
- French edition of the fashion and beauty magazine.
- Vulcania
- Scientific exploration park where visitors can experience the planetary dynamics which shape the Earth's surface, the multiple facets of volcanism and the phenomena that accompany them.
- Wars of Religion
- History of the 16th century French wars between Protestants and Catholics.
- WebMuseum: Revolution and Restoration (1740-1860): France
- Introduction to French Classicism, Romanticism, and Realism along with their major artists.
- What is the Third Estate?
- Showcases the extensive collections pertaining to the French Revolution found in the Special Collections of the University of Maryland Libraries.
- Wikipedia: French Revolution
- Hyperlinked overview of the years between 1789 and 1799, during which republicans overthrew the absolute monarchy of Louis XVI.
- William Faulkner Foundation
- Includes bibliography, chronology, scholarly articles, filmography, and an introduction to Rowan Oak.
- Wock, Rae. G
- Features painting and sculpture portfolio.
- Yharrassarry, Evelyne
- French sculptress creating contemporary works with clay, stone, and glass.
- Zende
- Presentation of the calligraphy and collage works of a Franco-Persian artist.
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