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Violetta and Alfredo, the tea room inspired by the Opera, our photos

Lovers of opera and pastries meet at Violetta et Alfredo, a tea room inspired by Giuseppe Verdi's famous opera La Traviata. An opportunity to enjoy the most musical Tea Time in Paris!

Paris Design Week 2022, date and program

Paris Design Week returns from September 8 to 17, 2022. For ten days, Paris becomes the international capital of design to enjoy in stores, showrooms and more exceptional places in the city. This year, Metaverse is given pride of place.

Koezio Cergy: Val d'Oise's unusual adventure park

Escape game and thrill-seeker enthusiasts are in for a treat at Koezio, a "special agent" training center located in Cergy Pontoise, in the Val-d'Oise region of France. Combining physical challenges with enigmas to solve, the establishment is a hit with families, groups of friends or colleagues with its various activities on offer. Are you up for the challenge?

Martin Margiela, the exhibition at Lafayette Anticipations - our photos

Art and fashion lovers are invited to the Lafayette Anticipations Foundation to discover an exhibition based on the works of Martin Margiela from October 20, 2021 to January 2, 2022. The exhibition focuses on Martin Margiela as an artist, rather than as a fashion designer.

European Heritage Days 2021 at Paris YMCA Union

For the 38th edition of European Heritage Days, we propose you to score baskets in the oldest basket venue in the world. How about that? If you fancy so, head to the YMCA Union student residence in Paris on September 18 and 19, 2021.

European Heritage Days 2021 at Paris Cirque d’Hiver Bouglione

For the 38th edition of European Heritage Days, show fans are expected on Sunday September 19, 2021 at the Cirque d’Hiver Bouglione. On the menu: an exclusive tour of the circus to discover the magic happening backstage!

La Casa de Papel, our test of the experience at La Monnaie de Paris

Attention La Casa de Papel fans! Despite the coronavirus, Netflix and Fever invite you to take part in an unprecedented experience, somewhere between an escape game and an immersive game. Entitled La Casa de Papel Experience, it will be held at the Monnaie de Paris from July 31, 2021. The idea? Stop being a spectator and take part in an international "heist" by immersing yourself in a life-size game. Ticket sales open on June 8. Ready for the heist of the century?

Sorella, the trattoria in the 16th arrondissement that smells like Italy - our photos

Attention Italian food lovers! Sorella, an Italian trattoria in the 16th arrondissement, opens its doors and invites you to savor succulent cuisine straight from the land of Dante. Antipasti, pizzas, homemade pasta... How about the best of Italy on your plate?

Grandeur Nature exhibition on the roof of the Grande Arche de La Défense

Lovers of fine photography are invited to the Toit de la Grande Arche, which reopens its doors on July 1, 2021, with an exhibition of work by two photographers, Olivier Löser and Laurent Monlaü, entitled Grandeur Nature.

Cars Road Trip, a new attraction at Disneyland Paris, now open

Disneyland Paris invites families and fans of the movie Cars to discover this Thursday, June 17, 2021 a new attraction, Cars Road Trip (formerly Cars Route 66 Road Trip). A re-theming of the Studio Tram Tour attraction, to be more precise, within the Walt Disney Studios park, and amputated of a part of the route to leave the field open to the future alley leading to the lake, provided in the expansion plan announced in 2018.

Journey along the Kisokaido road: our photos from the Musée Cernuschi exhibition - extensions

Lovers of Japanese prints come to the Musée Cernuschi to discover the exhibition "Voyage sur la route du Kiokaido. From Hiroshige to Kuniyoshi", the sixty-nine relays of Kisokaido, extended until August 8, 2021.

Cherry Blossoms, the Damien Hirst exhibition at the Fondation Cartier

The Fondation Cartier invites British artist Damien Hirst from July 6, 2021 to January 2, 2022 to unveil his latest painting series called Cherry Blossoms (Cerisiers en Fleurs). A series of paintings that is part of the continuity of his researches, also showing the pleasure to meet – thanks to painting – the artist’s gesture again.

Olmecs and the cultures of the Gulf of Mexico, our photos from the Quai Branly Museum exhibition

Lovers of primitive art are invited to the Musée du Quai Branly to discover the exhibition Olmecs and the Cultures of the Gulf of Mexico, from May 19 to October 3, 2021. An opportunity to learn more about the Olmec civilization and the little-known world of pre-Columbian cultures of the Gulf of Mexico.

Albrecht Altdorfer, digital tour of the Louvre's exhibition

The Louvre invites German painting fans to discover an exhibition about Albrecht Altdorfer. The occasion to discover this major artist from the German Renaissance, with focus on big orders such as from Emperor Maximilian, and goldsmithery, landscaping and architecture where Altdorfer has been a pioneer. While we wait for the museum to reopen, enjoy the exhibition on a digital tour.

Japan Expo 2021 cancelled over the health crisis

Japan Expo is cancelled over the health crisis this year as well. Faced with uncertainties as for the coming months, the promoters of the event prefered postponing the event to 2022.

NBA in Paris: the game scheduled in 2021 cancelled over coronavirus, considered to return in 2022

It is official: the NBA has announced the new regular seasonal game in Paris in 2021 is cancelled. The coronavirus pandemic is the reason the League has decided to do so. After organizing in 2020 the first game in the history in France and in Paris, the Basketball league already promises to return to France in 2022 or as soon as the calendar and the conditions meet.

Laurence Aëgerter, the exhibition at the Petit Palais - closed

Contemporary art lovers head to the Petit Palais to discover artist Laurence Aëgerter's very first exhibition at the museum, entitled "Ici mieux qu'en face", from October 6, 2020 to February 28, 2021. The exhibition remains closed until further notice.

Man Ray et la Mode, the exhibition at the Musée du Luxembourg - closed

The Musée du Luxembourg is devoting an exhibition to Man Ray and fashion photography from September 23, 2020 to January 17, 2021. This artist has already been featured in a retrospective at the Grand Palais in 1998, and again at the Pinacothèque in 2008. The exhibition remains closed until further notice.

Ulla von Brandenburg exhibition at the Palais de Tokyo - closed

The Palais de Tokyo is devoting an exhibition to German artist Ulla von Brandenburg, entitled Le Milieu est bleu, from February 21, 2020 to January 3, 2021. The exhibition coincides with the Fragmenter le Monde season. The exhibition remains closed until further notice.

Akan, les valeurs de l'échange, the exhibition at the Monnaie de Paris - closed

Due to the coronavirus epidemic, the Monnaie de Paris is inviting history buffs to discover its brand new exhibition, Akan, les valeurs de l'échange, from July until February 28, 2021. A dive into the history of the Akan peoples, Ashanti in particular, and their unique use of gold as a currency of exchange. The exhibition is closed until further notice.