Que faire à paris le 1er mai - activities

A super all-you-can-eat gourmet brunch on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays in Paris

Rendezvous in a totally exotic setting: a genuine beach hut in the heart of Paris, offering 100% all-inclusive brunch every weekend and on public holidays, with a complimentary welcome cocktail... Choose where you'd prefer to have brunch: in a beach hut with an exotic decor, or under a covered terrace with an exotic veranda.

Top 23 most beautiful villages and walks near Paris, our favorites

Escape around Paris with these 23 must-see getaways within 100 km of the capital.

What to do with the kids on May 1, 2024? Our 10 ideas for outings in Paris on this public holiday

May is, in a way, the best month of the year: unlimited public holidays and long weekends every week (or so), with the best weather of the year (not too hot, not too cold). So, what are we doing with the kids on May 1, 2024?

The free Arbor&Sens walking trail in the Fontainebleau forest, the Franchard Arboretum

Arbor&Sens is the name of this free, easy-to-use walking trail in the Fontainebleau forest, near the Château. Free, accessible to all and educational, this walk takes us on a discovery of tree species, their origins and their uses.

Rambolitrain Rétro 2024: large toy market and garden train at Rambolitrain, May 1

It's an annual tradition at Rambolitrain, the museum dedicated to the toy train in Rambouillet, to hold a festive day on May 1st. This year, discover this family event with the kids!

A free and fun hunt for gods and goddesses in the Belleville district, this May 1st

Great news: the Belleville district is now celebrating the second artistic treasure hunt, starting this Sunday, April 30, 2023, with the theme this time, the famous inhabitants of Mount Olympus. Will you find all the gods and goddesses in this new unusual hunt?

Swimming pools open this holiday Monday, May 1, 2023

What if we went to the pool this May 1, 2023? It's a holiday, the swimming pools are closed, you may say... Well not necessarily, the majority of the swimming pools are closed but there are still some exceptions to swim and splash around in the water.