Immersive criterion

Can you visit the metro’s command centers, the behind‑the‑scenes of the RATP network?

The RATP's command centers, true ultra-secure control rooms, form the real brain of the Île-de-France network. A look back at their history, how they operate, and the rare chances to glimpse them!

Can visitors tour the SNCF Transilien control centres, the dispatch control rooms for Île-de-France trains?

Delays, incidents, and traffic adjustments… Behind every decision made on the Transilien lines lie control centers that monitor the network in real time. Usually closed to the public, these genuine railway control towers oversee hundreds of trains across Île-de-France each day. A look at how they operate, their history, and the rare opportunities to visit them!

The Armored Van at The Exit: the escape game in Poissy where your heist can finally succeed

After a string of failed robberies, your crew has little left to lose. In Poissy, The Exit’s Le Fourgon Blindé puts you in command of a heist aimed at the fortune of a mafia boss.

Stranger Room at The Exit: a Stranger Things–style escape game in Poissy

If bikes, mysterious disappearances, and scientific experiments remind you of a famous Netflix series, it’s hardly a coincidence. In Poissy, The Exit’s Stranger Room borrows from that universe to offer a team-based mystery to crack.

Guilty... or almost? Check out La Prison Bêta, The Exit's escape room in Poissy

In Poissy, The Exit's Beta Prison drops you into an experimental jail where your future hinges on your ability to work together. A mission that flips the usual escape theme with an original storyline.

Heading to the Mine: this escape game from The Exit Saint-Germain puts you on the trail of a forgotten treasure.

Digging for a gold vein without leaving the Yvelines? That’s how La Mine kicks off, an escape game from The Exit in Saint-Germain-en-Laye, where your team heads off to explore an old mining operation.

Choupette! Choupette?! at The Exit Saint-Germain: the escape room where dogs and cats settle their scores

Forget the heists and secret laboratories. In Saint-Germain-en-Laye, Choupette! Choupette?! from The Exit guides players into a madcap adventure where a simple dog-sitting mission spirals into a gang war... a dogs-versus-cats edition.

The Private Jet at The Exit Saint-Germain: an escape game where the journey takes an unexpected turn

Riding in a private jet is often a dream... until the flight goes off-script. In Saint-Germain-en-Laye, The Exit's Private Jet turns that scenario into a team-based escape game.

Three terraces to explore Paris this summer, with Fitz Group restaurants

In Paris, Fitz Group channels three summer moods—Rome, New Orleans and Provence—right in the heart of the city, from the Opéra district to the Eiffel Tower. Each venue, thanks to its terrace, offers a full-fledged pit stop without leaving the capital.

How can you tour the backstage of the Comédie-Française and see what goes on behind the scenes?

The Comédie-Française occasionally opens the doors to its backstage areas. Discover the dressing rooms, the technical spaces, and the traditions of the prestigious House of Molière.

Are Paris's sewers open to visitors? The incredible underground city that runs beneath the capital

The sewers of Paris are more than just a drainage system. A genuine 19th-century technical marvel, they form an underground city, a portion of which can still be visited today.

Can you tour the RATP maintenance workshops? The behind-the-scenes where the metro trains are reborn

Behind every metro car lies the meticulous work of hundreds of professionals. Step into RATP’s maintenance workshops and discover an industrial heritage as quiet as it is essential, seen only a few times a year.

Can you tour the backstage of the Opéra Garnier? The secrets that the audience never sees.

Behind the gilded grandeur of the Opéra Garnier lies a genuine city devoted to show. Fascinating backstages (most of which remain closed to visitors) have fed, for more than a century, every imaginable fantasy.

The Tivoli Funfair in Paris: a Belle Époque escape game from Secrets Hunters — Our Review

Secrets Hunters revisits the Belle Époque fairground world with a 60-minute investigation designed for groups. Open to players aged 8 and up, La Fête Foraine Tivoli can bring together up to nine players in a single game. We tested it, here’s everything you need to know!

Is the secret bunker at Gare de l’Est open to visitors? A historic underground shelter preserved exactly as it was.

Built in 1939 to protect railway workers and keep rail traffic moving in the event of an attack, the bunker at Gare de l’Est is one of the best-preserved World War II remnants in Paris, and it is open to visitors... only on rare occasions!

The Denfert-Rochereau bunker, Paris's secret Resistance site that you can visit for free.

Hidden beneath Denfert-Rochereau Square lies an old passive-defense shelter that became the headquarters of the Parisian Resistance in August 1944. An exceptional historic site, it had long been off-limits, but is now open to visitors.

Engine rooms, bunker, Eiffel’s apartment: Can you visit the Eiffel Tower’s behind-the-scenes areas?

Behind the elevators of the Eiffel Tower lies a fascinating technical universe. Machine rooms, maintenance workshops, technical spaces, a bunker, Gustave Eiffel's apartment... These areas closed to the public tell another story of Paris's most famous monument. But can they sometimes be visited?

HERMÈS – Who killed the delivery driver? The immersive theatrical investigation experience at Deep Inside — our review

Deep Inside launches HERMÈS – Who Killed the Courier?, an immersive Parisese experience that blends detective work with theatre. Starting July 23, 2026, for two evenings each month, participants have 2 hours and 30 minutes to unravel the disappearance of a delivery person in a village where every resident seems to be hiding a secret.

Small Lives: Centre Pompidou's exhibition at the Panthéon

The exhibition Vies minuscules fills the Pantheon’s nave in Paris from 25 September 2026 to 31 January 2027. About thirty artists from the Centre Pompidou’s collections tell the stories of anonymous lives, with no extra ticket required.

Fan zones Spain-Argentina in the Yvelines: where to watch the final this Sunday?

Certain fan zones in Yvelines switch on their giant screens, but not all, for Spain-Argentina, the 2026 World Cup final to be played this Sunday, July 19, 2026: here's a rundown of the free spots confirmed in the 78.