Paris 6

Did you know? An astonishing mosaic of Gutenberg can be found in this metro station on Line 4.

In the Saint-Germain-des-Prés station, away from the stark white corridors, lies a stunning mosaic dedicated to Johannes Gutenberg and the history of printing. An unexpected artistic pause before catching the metro!

Where can you admire this stunning Art Nouveau ceramic portico tucked away in a square in Paris?

It’s one of the most stunning facades in Paris, yet it’s not part of a building. Hidden away in a quiet square, a multicolored ceramic wall has withstood the test of time since 1900. Discover the captivating history of the Sèvres portico, a masterpiece of Art Nouveau that survived the ages.

The Delta: a bookstore café in the 6th arrondissement offering writing, drawing, and philosophy workshops

In a neighborhood renowned for its literary heritage, the bookstore Le Delta welcomes readers of all ages with its cozy café, creative writing and drawing workshops, and thought-provoking talks on philosophy and art history.

Clair Obscur, Expedition 33: The Game Locations That Really Exist in Paris

A true global hit, the video game Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 transports players into a universe where several locations are directly inspired by Paris. We reveal the real-life sites you can explore in the French capital for an authentic immersion into the City of Light.

Winter in Paris: When the Luxembourg Garden Pond Turned into an Ice Rink

Before the advent of artificial ice rinks in Paris, harsh winters turned the Basin of the Luxembourg Gardens into an impromptu skating rink. When the ice solidified enough, Parisians from all walks of life would gather here to glide across the historic heart of the city’s outdoor life.

The 2026 Chef’s Galette: A Heartfelt, Community-Focused Treat in Saint-Germain-des-Près, Paris

The Saint-Germain-des-Prés neighborhood hosts this Saturday, January 10, 2026, the event "Galette des Chefs." This charitable initiative brings together some of Paris's most renowned chefs for a heartfelt cause called "La Galette du Cœur." Enjoy the city's finest galettes while lending a hand for a good cause.

Boya Paris, the original florist in the 6th arrondissement

BOYA PARIS is a new concept store in the 6th arrondissement of Paris focusing on flowers in all their forms. A fine selection of flowers, original or vintage vases, jewelry and even lighting and a winter garden are all on the program at this unusual location.

La Bringue: Girl-only parties for a night out in Paris — upcoming dates

La Bringue is the latest sensation hitting the Paris nightlife scene. Simple as that: "girls only," since these events are exclusively for women over 18. Expect a safe, sisterhood-focused vibe — the perfect girls’ night out. Here are the upcoming dates you’ll want to mark on your calendar.

The true story of Orpheus and Eurydice: a myth reimagined at the Théâtre de Nesle

Absurdist and farcical theater, The True Story of Orpheus and Eurydice gives a fresh twist to the ancient myth at the Théâtre de Nesle from January 2 to 24, 2026.

The Small Torments of Married Life: Balzac at the Pocket Theatre

"Small Miseries of Married Life," adapted from Balzac by Pierre-Olivier Mornas, returns to Théâtre de Poche Montparnasse starting December 13, 2025.

Leandro Muniz: Custom Micro-Realism and Blackwork Tattoos in Paris

In Paris, those seeking a fully personalized tattoo in micro-realism or blackwork are encouraged to explore Leandro Muniz’s artistry. His work is rooted in a nuanced understanding of the human body, with a dedicated focus on ensuring each piece maintains both coherence and meaningful significance.

The Legend of Monte Cristo: a musical retelling of Alexandre Dumas's novel

La Légende de Monte-Cristo, based on the novel by Dumas, arrives as a musical in Paris in January 2026 at the Dôme de Paris, followed by a tour of France. The show features Swiss singer Gjon's Tears.

Pierre Hermé's 2025 Christmas Yule Logs: Discover the Abysses Collection

Pierre Hermé unveils his 2025 Christmas collection, Abysses, inspired by the seabed. Yule logs, Advent calendars, and chocolates will arrive in Parisian stores at the end of 2025, with creations that pay tribute to coral reefs.

What secrets lie behind this Art Nouveau façade and its stunning cork-shaped roof?

At 140 Rue de Rennes in Paris stands a striking building, its corner turret unlike any other. Celebrating the heyday of department stores and the Art Nouveau movement, the former Félix Potin commercial building is a testament to innovation and bold design.

Annette K. Montparnasse: the urban fitness center featuring squash courts and a climbing wall

After the gym on the water, Annette K. returns to dry land with a new spot to get active in Montparnasse. This time, the program includes squash, climbing, cycling, and, as always, a food area to combine exercise with comfort!

The Warhol Line: An Exhibition Showcasing Andy Warhol’s Forgotten Works at the Luxembourg Museum

The Luxembourg Museum delves into Andy Warhol's sketches in a groundbreaking exhibition running from September 16, 2026, to January 10, 2027.

We tried the Lutetia's Christmas 2025 tea time, and we'll tell you all about it.

Let's discover the Mandarin Oriental Lutetia's Christmas tea time, created by pastry chef Nicolas Guercio. Head to the glass-roofed Salon Saint-Germain in the 6th arrondissement every weekend from November 22, 2025, to January 4, 2026, for this gourmet experience. We'll tell you all about it.