Paris

The Pretty Reckless set to perform at Paris’ Zénith in November 2026

The Pretty Reckless announces their return to Paris for the "Dear God Tour." Fans are invited to catch them live on Tuesday, November 24, 2026, at La Villette Zénith, where the band led by Taylor Momsen will debut their latest tracks.

Christophe Michalak’s marshmallow teddy bear takes center stage at a pop-up shop in Printemps Haussmann

From March 19 to the end of June 2026, Christophe Michalak Paris will set up at Printemps Haussmann with a gourmet pop-up dedicated to his famous marshmallow bear.

Trattoria on the Seine: An Italian cruise-restaurant in Paris 16 - SPECIAL PROMO CODE

Looking for an Italian-charm dinner cruise in Paris? La Trattoria en Seine invites you to the 16th arrondissement for a delightful escape featuring fine Italian cuisine, fresh seasonal ingredients, and a scenic cruise on the Seine offering the city's most stunning views. A must-visit spot for a romantic evening or a friendly get-together. Enjoy a 10% discount with the promo code SORTIRAPARIS!

Faaï: Chef Anne Coppin’s New Thai Restaurant in Bastille

After Lille and Belleville, chef Anne Coppin continues her culinary journey through Thailand in Paris with the opening of Faaï, a new restaurant near Place de la Bastille dedicated to flame-cooked dishes.

Jef Aérosol unveils his "Interstices" in a free exhibition worth seeing in the 13th arrondissement — our photos

From March 12 to April 18, 2026, Galerie Mathgoth showcases the work of renowned French stencil artist Jef Aérosol. Visitors are invited to explore "Interstices," a dynamic, free exhibition blending street art and music, set in the gallery’s temporary space in the 13th arrondissement of Paris.

Nuits de la Poésie 2026: The free evening festival at the International University Campus

The International University Campus of Paris will host the Nights of Poetry from March 16 to 22, 2026. Free and open to all, this event brings together Francophone poets through a variety of activities and performances.

Children's Dreams: A Free, Fun Festival for Families at the Korean Cultural Center

This spring, South Korea makes its way into the heart of Paris, tailored for young children. From March 25 to April 29, 2026, the Korean Cultural Center is hosting an entirely new, free festival designed as a playful gateway for kids to explore Korean culture—featuring animated films, cinema concerts, and interactive workshops.

Easter Egg Hunt in Paris Organized by Secours Populaire 2026 at Parc des Buttes-Chaumont

The Paris Federation of the Secours Populaire is hosting its annual friendly Easter egg hunt this Sunday, April 5, 2026, at Buttes-Chaumont Park (19th arrondissement). Fun activities, a community village, and chocolate treats are all part of the festivities planned for the day.

ABC Dictionary: Exploring the Arctic Through Inuit Art — The Contemporary Exhibition at Art Inuit Gallery

Inuit artists share their lives and culture from the Arctic through an artistic alphabet, available for free at the Art Inuit Gallery from March 26 to August 31, 2026.

Why is the Chapeau Rouge Hill in Paris called that?

In Paris’s 19th arrondissement, the Butte-du-Chapeau-Rouge Park has a name that sparks curiosity. Why is it called that? Here’s the story.

Masaikuta, Chef Masahide Ikuta’s Fine Dining Spot Eyes First Michelin Star

With Masaikuta, Japanese chef Masahide Ikuta debuts his own restaurant in Paris. An upscale dining spot where French and Japanese influences meld seamlessly into carefully crafted dishes, showcasing a bold passion for seafood.

Wild As The Night Cabaret at Speechless Bar: a vibrant queer cabaret evening in the 11th arrondissement of Paris

The Speechless Bar, a hidden speakeasy located in the 11th arrondissement of Paris, is hosting a new edition of the Wild As The Night Cabaret. This evening, curated by Az Selemba, focuses on queer cabaret, burlesque, and drag performance, featuring Peau Douce and Uta Valentine on the bill. Set for Thursday, March 19, 2026, at 8 p.m., this intimate event offers the audience the chance to experience performative striptease up close, just a few meters from the performers. The cozy atmosphere highlights stunning costumes, theatrical flair, and captivating stage presence, making every moment an immersive delight.

Brunch, exhibition and the 2026 Easter Egg Hunt at the Hôtel Dame des Arts in Paris

The Dame des Arts Hotel teams up with a Parisian chocolatier to mark Easter 2026, running March 28–29 and April 4–6, with a full chocolate experience: a display of chocolate creations, tastings, and a special Easter lunch. Kids and grown‑ups alike can also join a chocolate egg hunt spread across the hotel’s spaces.

Fujiko Nakaya: Her Fog Sculpture Unveiled This Summer at the Bourse de Commerce

This summer, the Rotonde at the Bourse de Commerce in Paris will host one of the renowned fog sculptures by Japanese artist Fujiko Nakaya. From June 4 to September 20, 2026, visitors can experience this captivating installation, where a thick white cloud of water vapor will appear and vanish, enveloping and revealing guests in an enchanting mist.

Fashion in the 18th century, a romanticized legacy: an exhibition from the Enlightenment era at the Palais Galliera

The Palais Galliera celebrates the elegance of women's fashion in the Age of Enlightenment with the exhibition "Fashion in the 18th Century: A Fantasized Legacy," from March 14 to July 12, 2026, taking visitors on a journey through time to the heart of yesterday's and today's creations.

Free Tour of Auguste Comte's House for the 2026 Night of Museums: The Evening Program

For the Night of Museums, Auguste Comte's historic apartment-turned-museum invites you to explore their special program and immerse yourself in the world of the philosopher and founder of positivism. Mark your calendar for May 23, 2026, and join us for an evening filled with fascinating discoveries at this year's nocturnal event.

Easter 2026: Free Egg Hunts at Two Trendy Hotels in Paris – Book Your Spot

As Easter 2026 approaches, the bells are making a special stop at the Nolinski and Brach Paris hotels on Wednesday, April 15th. They’ll be dropping off a multitude of delightful chocolate surprises for children. Don’t miss these unique, free Easter egg hunts at Paris’s trendiest luxury hotels—it’s a festive highlight you won’t want to miss!

An evening with Fran Lebowitz, a prominent figure of New York’s intellectual scene, this fall in Paris

American author and actress Fran Lebowitz, widely regarded as a leading voice of New York's intellectual scene, is arriving in Paris this fall. Catch her live on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, at Salle Pleyel for an exclusive evening of conversation and book signing.

In Paris, yoga classes are held right in the heart of a museum workshop, offering an intimate and unique atmosphere!

Yoga and art—what better combination than at the heart of the Gustave Moreau Museum? This intimate Parisian artist’s residence, renowned for its enchanting charm, attracts countless visitors. Now, it's the perfect opportunity to unwind with a yoga class set amidst stunning 19th-century paintings!

Did you know? Before the metro, Parisians traveled by horse-drawn omnibus — the ancestor of today’s RATP network.

Before the advent of the metro, Paris was served by horse-drawn omnibuses. From 1828 to 1913, these large horse-drawn carriages crisscrossed the city streets, laying the groundwork for what would eventually become the RATP.