Paris 3 - activities

Conticini and Jeffrey Cagnes’ decadent praline babka

This is definitely the most mouthwatering collab’ of this spring 2021! Pastry chefs Philippe Conticini and Jeffrey Cagnes have teamed up to come up with a highly mouthwatering praline babka available in stores from May 22, 2021.

Sâj by Alan Geaam, the Lebanese pancake counter to die for

Alan Geaam, Qasti's Michelin-starred chef, has launched a new concept called Sâj, a takeaway counter where he offers Levantine galettes, the flagship food of Lebanese street-food. Garnished with hummus, kefta or labneh, these patties are a real treat.

A summer pop-up is coming to Paris so you can summer shop ethical brands

Good news for serial-shoppers. As sunny days are coming back, a summer pop-up store comes to Paris from May 19 to 30, 2021. This summer pop-up will blow a holiday wind over Paris to make you discover ethical and committed brands and concepts.

Popelini, the pastry house dedicated to cream puffs in Paris

Popelini is the place to go for cream puffs. Here you can enjoy these pastries in more than ten recipes for all tastes!

Eugène Atget, Voir Paris, the exhibition at the Fondation Henri Cartier Bresson - new dates

Eugène Atget is the guest of honor at the Henri Cartier Bresson Foundation, for the duration of an exhibition. Entitled Voir Paris (Seeing Paris), this presentation takes us on a journey through the work of the photographer who immortalized Paris from 1890 to 1927 through thousands of images. On view from May 19 to August 15, 2021.

Noo-York : the organic and good American hot dogs and bagels

In the Marais, a few steps from the Centre Pompidou, there is only one address for hot-dog lovers: Noo-York. At 46 rue des Gravilliers, you can find hot-dogs, bagels, milkshakes and homemade desserts, with organic and seasonal products, for small prices!

Square du Temple, feelgood park in Paris

Nestled in Paris 3rd arrondissement, a stone’s throw from the Marché des Enfants Rouges, the Square du Temple is a lovely and feelgood garden. Here, Parisians and tourists play table tennis or chess, while children can enjoy the playground or observe ducks filling the pond.

Bisou, the Parisian cocktail bar, expands its range by transforming itself into a coffee shop

You knew Bisou, the cocktail bar nestled in the 3rd arrondissement. Discover without further ado Bisou, the coffee shop. The famous Parisian establishment reinvents itself and offers, in addition to its clever drinks to take away, hot and iced coffees, accompanied by pastries or sandwiches to have lunch on the go, while waiting for the bars and cafés to reopen.

Jardin Lazare Rachline, a secret flowery location in Paris

Paris Jardin Lazare Rachline is a location that earns to be known! Nestled in the Marais, this lovely green setting unveils a French formal garden very little known by Parisians.

Nicolas Flamel's house, the oldest in Paris

How about a trip back in time? Today, we invite you to discover the oldest house in Paris known to date: the House of Nicolas Flamel.

Georges Cain Square, a little-known garden in Paris that looks like an open-air museum

In Paris, the square Georges Cain is a spot like no other. Nestled a stone's throw from the Carnavalet museum, this little-known garden of the capital offers us a beautiful green setting in which we discover the remains of monuments. We tell you more about this square which looks like an open-air museum.

History of the Nazareth Synagogue

Built during the Second Empire, the Nazareth Synagogue is well worth a stop to discover its beautiful architecture.

Pop in café, a trendy coffee shop with original creations

Pop in Café is an unusual coffee shop that offers you not only good coffees but also original homemade sodas with fruity flavors and cream cakes full of flavor. Attention, addictive address.

Philippe Conticini and his chouquette bar, test and review

A chouquette made in a minute? That's what Philippe Conticini offers in his Parisian patisserie on Rue Notre Dame de Nazareth. His store has been offering this activity on Fridays and Saturdays since February, and it's been a great success: every day, over 100 gourmets come to make their choux minute, in addition to the 50 orders. From classic vanilla choux to whipped cream and lemon choux, get ready to dream.

Xing Fu Tang : one of the best bubble tea in Paris

With several addresses in Paris, Xing Fu Tang is a delight for bubble tea lovers in the capital. On the program, original recipes made according to the rules of the art.

The Museum of Hunting and Nature in Paris is evolving

The Musée de la Chasse closed its doors in 2019 to carry out expansion work. It also took the opportunity to enrich its collections and review its scenography, in order to question the relationship of Man to living things. Reopening planned for spring 2021.

Shodai Matcha: the restaurant-tea shop for matcha lovers in Paris

For matcha lovers, here is a spot that will make your head spin. Shodai Matcha is a restaurant but also a tea room which honors the famous green tea through pastries and drinks made in the rules of art.

Lou Yetu : the jewelry bar in the Marais

To make yourself beautiful, go to the Lou Yetu jewelry bar in the heart of the Marais. We discover these graceful jewelry in the pretty store where we are received by appointment only a few days a month. We book online for the next opening, from November 9 to 22, 2018.

Philippe Conticini unveils a new pastry shop in the 3rd district of Paris

Notice to sweet tooths! The world-famous pastry chef Philippe Conticini has opened a new boutique in the heart of the 3rd arrondissement of Paris. An opportunity to (re)discover his iconic desserts but also other delicious surprises.

Soleil cou coupé, Gregory Halpern's photo exhibition at the Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson - closed

Gregory Halpern brings a bit of his poetry and unique eye to the Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson with the exhibition "Soleil cou coupé". The fruit of three trips to Guadeloupe, this exhibition brings together a wealth of photographs and offers an artistic and surreal vision of this French department. On view from September 8 to January 3, 2021. The exhibition remains closed until further notice.