Paris 6

This free exhibition celebrates the Monogram’s 130th anniversary with a selection of exceptional trunks in Paris.

In Paris, some exhibitions are worth a detour. To mark the 130th anniversary of Louis Vuitton's Monogram canvas, Gros & Delettrez unveils a rare selection of trunks and travel goods from May 19 to 21, 2026. Three days to discover them for free, before they go up for auction.

Paris-Buenos Aires, Fernando de Tomaso's top Argentine restaurant in Saint-Germain-des-Prés

Chef Fernando de Tomaso is your captain at the helm on the Paris–Buenos Aires flight, steering you toward the fiery delights of Argentine cuisine. A globe-trotting, generous table.

Discover 20th‑century Paris by night in a free photo exhibition at the Roger-Viollet Gallery

Paris shines as much by day as by night: discover the capital's rich nocturnal life with the exhibition "Paris, Open All Night," free to visit from June 11 to October 3, 2026 at the Roger-Viollet Gallery.

La Ferrandaise, a traditional Auvergne bistro on the edge of the Luxembourg Gardens

Located for more than 20 years just steps from the Jardin du Luxembourg, La Ferrandaise serves a terroir-focused cuisine faithful to Auvergne. A generous, no-frills restaurant that boasts a sunny terrace for warm, sunny days.

UPCité Encounters: 13 minutes to explore the transformations shaping the world!

Tuesday, May 19, 2026, at Université Paris Cité, Les Rencontres d’UPCité invites you to a series of original 13-minute talks (not a minute longer) to explore, from varied and innovative angles, the major transformations of the contemporary world.

Nathalie Baye's funeral: ceremony planned for this Friday in Paris

While the cultural world mourns Nathalie Baye, the actress's funeral will take place on Friday, April 24, 2026, in Paris. The ceremony will be held at Saint-Sulpice Church, followed by an interment in strict privacy.

This intimate Parisian museum is set to host an exceptional musical late-night event for Nuit des Musées 2026.

Museum Night is back at the Musée national Eugène Delacroix in Paris. We'll head there on Saturday, May 23, 2026, to discover a place that's well worth a detour. An opportunity to explore this nocturnal, workshop-turned museum with utterly charming appeal.

Chartreuse Paris: a boutique, a cultural and heritage venue, in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés

Discover Chartreuse, a multifaceted cultural venue that blends a boutique, museum spaces, a daytime tasting bar, and cultural activities, located on the site of the former Chartreuse de Vauvert, Boulevard Odéon in Paris.

For the Jardins 2026 events, this Parisian museum-workshop invites you to discover its 'secret' garden.

In Paris, the Eugène Delacroix Museum invites you to enjoy a bucolic weekend as part of Rendez-Vous aux Jardins, slated for June 5–7, 2026.

A Parisian square in the 6th arrondissement hides benches shaped like books under the shade of cherry trees.

Under the shade of the Institut de France’s dome, a small garden offers a sculpted homage to the literary soul of the 6th arrondissement, through striking limestone benches where you can read in the shadow of the cherry trees. A little secret that only reveals itself to passersby who aren’t in too much of a hurry.

Cling! The comic book gets real about money: an educational and playful exhibition at the Monnaie de Paris

La Monnaie de Paris speaks to us about money through comics and their heroes, with an exclusive exhibition titled Cling! Comics talk money. On view from April 10 to September 6, 2026.

Night of Museums 2026 at the Zadkine Museum in Paris: a special late-night edition!

The Zadkine Museum takes part in the 22nd edition of Night of Museums, happening this Saturday, May 23, 2026. Come discover this beautiful, little-known museum dedicated to sculptor Ossip Zadkine during an exceptional late-night opening!

Night of Museums 2026 at the Monnaie de Paris: a treasure hunt and a torchlight tour!

The Night of Museums is taking place this Saturday, May 23, 2026, across France. To mark the occasion, the Monnaie de Paris will open its doors for free and offer self-guided or guided tours during a special after-hours event.

Cone, the Saint-Michel counter serving coffee- and chocolate-flavored ice cream cones

Cone, that’s the name of this tiny coffee counter in Paris’s 6th arrondissement, just outside the Saint-Germain-des-Prés metro exit, where you can sip a cappuccino or hot chocolate from an artisanal cone. We tried it, and here’s the full story.

Osabaita, a friendly Basque restaurant blending tapas and traditional dishes in the 6th arrondissement.

In the 6th arrondissement, Osabaita serves hearty Basque fare, blending shareable tapas with traditional dishes. A welcoming spot, faithful to the produce and values of the Southwest.

Les Voiliers du Luxembourg, the Jardin du Luxembourg's historic boats for children

Every summer, the Jardin du Luxembourg basin is decked out in its finest miniature sailboats. A historic amusement that has delighted youngsters for generations, miniature sailboats are one of the must-do family activities in this magnificent Parisian park.

Burger & Fries: 3 Parisian spots for burgers and wallet-friendly deals

Since 2014, Burger & Fries (B&F to regulars) has been winning over diners with its house-made burgers, strong value for money, and three well‑located Paris locations. With recipes made from fresh ingredients, burgers from €6.90 and menus from €9.90, the chain staking its claim as a tasty stop you should seriously consider in Paris.

Chistophe Michalak's 2026 Easter chocolates with trompe-l'œil walnuts

For Easter 2026, pastry chef Christophe Michalak unveils a chocolate collection that is as playful as it is indulgent, featuring crunchy Rocher eggs, jaw-dropping trompe-l'œil designs and superhero-inspired creations, available in his Paris shops.

The 2026 Waffle-Shaped Easter Egg and Chocolates from Ritz Paris’s Le Comptoir

For Easter 2026, Ritz Paris Le Comptoir unveils the Waffle Egg, an original creation by Joris Theysset that reimagines a childhood memory as a chocolate treat. A decadent collection to be found in-store from March 12, 2026, in the boutiques of Paris’s 1st and 6th arrondissements.

Easter 2026, Pierre Hermé invites us to play with his playful, design-forward chocolates.

For Easter 2026, Pierre Hermé continues his "Ludique" collection, where chocolate reimagines darts, solitaire, checkers and puzzles. The creations are already available to delight you and the whole family.