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ÔZENHIT: The premium gym in the 4th arrondissement featuring a pool, spa, and group classes

ÔZENHIT is a state-of-the-art fitness center that combines yoga, cycling, cross-training, a pool, and a sauna all under one roof. Located on Agrippa d'Aubigné Street in the 4th arrondissement, ÔZENHIT offers an extensive "all-inclusive" schedule of group classes: yoga, cycling, Pilates, and even aquagym — there's something for everyone!

The 2026 Bread Festival: the giant pop-up bakery on the Notre-Dame forecourt in Paris

The Bakery Festival is making a return to Paris from May 8 to 17, 2026, on the forecourt of Notre-Dame Cathedral. What’s in store? Recreated bakeries, a host of talented artisan bakers, competitions, and of course, plenty of tastings!

Sebastião Salgado takes center stage in a free photography exhibition at Paris City Hall

Paris City Hall pays tribute to photographer Sebastião Salgado with a major exhibition, which will be open to the public free of charge from February 21 to May 30, 2026.

The Alsatian Châtelet: Your Alsatian Stopover in the Heart of the Marais!

In the heart of the 4th arrondissement, nestled between Châtelet, Hôtel de Ville, and the Marais, L’Alsacien Châtelet is the ultimate spot for a lively, gourmet experience. It’s the perfect place to indulge in authentic Flammekueches and Stücks à l’Alsacienne, enjoy group menus, and take advantage of free private bookings and self-service beer taps. Expect a convivial atmosphere, delicious comfort food, and good times all around!

Swimming in the Seine: discover the new local spot for summer dips, replacing the Bras Marie.

Since 2025, taking a dip in the Seine has become a summer tradition for Parisians. For the 2026 season, three free and safe swimming zones are opening their doors: while Bercy and Grenelle remain popular fixtures, the Bras Marie basin has relocated downstream to a new spot between the Pont Louis-Philippe and the Pont Marie.

Simone Veil. My Sisters and I: An Intimate, Free Exhibition at the Memorial to the Holocaust — Our Photos

The Shoah Memorial highlights the special bond between Simone Veil and her sisters with an emotionally compelling exhibition running from February 10 to October 15, 2026.

Valentine’s Day 2026: Maison Aleph's Levantine Pastries with Heart

The Levantine bakery Maison Aleph unveils its heart-shaped and half-heart pastry treats for Valentine's Day 2024, perfect for sharing with a loved one. These delightful creations, inspired by flavors from the Levant, will be available from February 1st to 28th at their shops in Le Marais and Montmartre. We tried them out and here's the scoop.

Studio Yoga & Pilates: the renowned vinotherapy skincare brand unveils a stylish new studio with a spa in Paris

In the heart of the Marais, a brand-new yoga and Pilates studio in Paris promises a wellness experience like no other within a sustainable 483 m² space. Designed by the renowned vinotherapy care brand, it blends diverse practices, minimalist design, and premium comfort. Whether you’re taking a yoga class, enjoying a Pilates session, or unwinding in the spa, it’s the perfect spot to ground yourself, stretch out, and recharge.

The Glow Up House: the wellness pop-up in Paris that will boost your glow until Sunday

The Glow Up House opens its doors from February 7 to 15, 2026: an immersive pop-up experience designed to revitalize your skin, banish tiredness, and bring out your radiance. Between luminous, glowing lighting and invigorating activities, each visit guarantees a boost of glow for your skin—and a lift for your mood!

Municipal Elections: Does the Mayor of Paris Actually Live in the Paris City Hall?

Does the Mayor of Paris secure a new residence simply by winning the municipal elections? Is it possible for the elected official to live at City Hall? Here's the answer.

American Images at MEP: Dana Lixenberg examines the American Dream through a captivating photo exhibition

Through her striking portraits, photographer Dana Lixenberg challenges the myth of the American Dream. Her exhibition, American Images, is open for visitors at the Maison Européenne de la Photographie from February 11th to May 24th, 2026.

Gesaffelstein: "Enter the Gamma," a Temporary Installation in a 4th Arrondissement Art Gallery in Paris

Gesaffelstein, who took home a Grammy Award on February 1st for his remix of Lady Gaga’s "Abracadabra," is set to unveil a temporary art installation in Paris. Titled "Enter The Gamma," a nod to his debut live performance released this January, the exhibition will be open to the public for just two days in an art gallery located in the 4th arrondissement of the city. Here’s everything you need to know.

Valentine’s Day 2026: Sin Sex & Seine, a Valentine’s-Free Night Aboard a Boat on the Seine in Paris

Attention to the anti-Valentine’s Day squad — a counter-event is happening this Saturday, February 14, 2026, in Paris to give the lovers’ celebration a run for its money! Whether you're celebrating with someone special or flying solo, come enjoy a lively, upbeat party aboard the Marcounet, the charming houseboat located just a stone’s throw from City Hall.

Valentine’s Day 2026: Singles celebrate the fun side of Cupid's day at Eataly Paris Marais!

Is Valentine’s Day falling on a Monday in 2026? Encourage your friends to join you and head over to Eataly Paris Marais’s Valentine’s Night Soirée! Expect cocktails, a buffet, and a DJ set... Celebrate being single, friendship, and fun — all with a tasty Italian twist.

Paris / Rome: Free Photo Exhibition Now Open on the City Hall Fences

On the gates of City Hall, discover a curated selection of photographs that reflect the twin beauty of Rome and Paris. Free to view from January 26 to February 26, 2026.

Beaubourg Competition of 1971: A Free Exhibition Showcasing the Architectural Proposals for the Pompidou Center

The Centre Pompidou building was created following an international architectural competition. Explore other notable entries from the contest — alternative versions of the Centre Pompidou that might have existed in Paris. These intriguing designs are showcased in a free exhibition by the Academy of Architecture, open from January 30 to February 22, 2026.

Hugo and Architecture: From Stone to Pen — An Exhibition at the Victor Hugo House in Paris

The Victor Hugo House is hosting a thematic exhibition exploring architecture in Hugo's work. Open to visitors from June 11 to November 22, 2026.

Paris: Why will the City Hall be lit up in Rome's colors on January 30th?

If you find yourself near City Hall on Friday, January 30, 2026, you'll be able to see its façade lit up with the colors of both Paris and Rome. But why would City Hall display the colors of these two European capitals? Here's everything you need to know.

Nicola Piovani performs live at the Théâtre de Paris to celebrate the Paris-Rome rivalry

As part of the celebrations marking the 70th anniversary of the twinning between Paris and Rome, the Théâtre de la Ville invites you to immerse yourself in the musical world of Nicola Piovani with a concert titled "Note à Margine" on February 2, 2026.

Amnesty Film Festival 2026: A Showcase of Impactful, Thought-Provoking Films

The Amnesty Film Festival is returning for its 16th edition from January 30 to February 1, 2026, showcasing a curated selection of socially engaged feature films screening at Le Luminor Cinema.