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Owner of Paris studio fined €110,000 for illegal rentals
Rentals via Airbnb and booking.com exceeded limits
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Close to 600,000 sign up for Papal mass in Paris next weekend
First official Papal visit to France since 2008 will see Pope visit three cities
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Eiffel Tower reopens after strike over removal of female staff during Hindu visit
Female workers asked to stay in backrooms and avoid coming into contact with group’s ‘spiritual leader’
French flats warmed by passing Metro trains
Tenants of a social housing building in Paris are saving on their heating bills as it has been adapted to be warmed by passing trains on the Metro.
Around 20 flats in a building on rue Beaubourg in the 4th arrondissement have seen their heating bills drop by about €70 a year after a heat pump was installed to capture and filter hot air generated by trains on the underground network.
The scheme is being rolled out to other buildings along the Metro’s Ligne 11.
