Saint gervais district

La Baguette du Relais, a gourmet address combining street food and traditional French cuisine

Le Relais de Venise reinvents itself with the Baguette du Relais, an exceptional baguette that's a perfect blend of French tradition and street food, thanks to its bread topped with golden French fries, grilled rib steak and a tasty secret sauce!

Chéper, the Perchoir team's dining bar in the Marais

In the former Crédit Municipal building, Le Perchoir has set up its Chéper dining bar. On the menu: plates from around the world, enchanting cocktails and weekend brunch.

White Night – Nuit Blanche 2021: choreographed walk and connected dancing in front of the City Hall

On Saturday October 2, 2021 the Paris City Hall parvis will dance to the rhythm of the White Night. On the menu? Connected dancing, choreographed walk by Mourad Merzouki and a cinematographic and travel-inducing installation.

Maison Aleph's 2021 Christmas logs

Maison Aleph unveils its four gourmet Yule logs for 2021, in the most original flavours - and we're totally hooked!

Sneakers generation: the free exhibition at Galerie Sakura that will drive sneaker fans crazy

Do you love beautiful shoes? Then this free exhibition is for you: discover "Sneakers generation", at Galerie Sakura, from September 8 to November 14, 2021. Hundreds of one-of-a-kind sneakers await you... and may even make their way into your wardrobe.

Liberation of Paris: a tribute reading on the forecourt of the Hôtel de Ville, Everything begins again in Paris

To mark the 77th anniversary of the Liberation of Paris, the Mairie de Paris has chosen to pay tribute to the men and women who sacrificed themselves for Freedom, with a poetry reading by actors Philippe Torrenton, Marion Isvi and Nicolas Evrard, accompanied by musicians. Together, they have planned an evocation of seven "episodes" of the Liberation, with texts, archive images and current photos.

August 9 ephemeris: The last shell fired by Big Bertha on Paris

On August 9, 1918, the Big Bertha fired a final shell at Paris, bringing to an end 4 months of incessant bombardment of the capital. A veritable weapon of psychological warfare, this German army artillery piece had a range of 128km, a record for the time.

History of Paris: the Cloître des Billettes, the last medieval cloister in Paris

We take you on a tour of the Cloître des Billettes, the last medieval cloister in Paris, now a showcase for young talent. A little-known Parisian landmark well worth a visit!

Australia Now 2021: Phoenix, Rise from the Ashes, Vee Speers' exhibition at Galerie XII

On the occasion of Australia Now 2021, celebrating Australian culture in Paris, galerie XII invites art lovers to discover its latest exhibition, Phoenix, Rise from the Ashes, based around shots by photographer Vee Speers, from May 28 to July 17, 2021.

L’Avant-Gardiste in Paris, the perfect lifestyle store

Trendy bazaar L’Avant-Gardiste has settled in Paris, opening a first store in the Marais area. A great spot to find some gems and unique gift ideas.

Green River Cruises, the eco-responsible and refreshing apero cruise on the Seine

Green River Cruises, a Parisian cruise company, offers you to discover the capital on board its new 100% electric boats. The opportunity to make a nice trip and enjoy the breathtaking view of the monuments of Paris while sipping a cocktail at cocktail time.

Jardin des Rosiers, a secret location in the Marais

In the Marais, the famous rue des Rosiers attracts foodies and shopping addicts to make the most of stores and there is a warm atmosphere all along the street. But do you know there is also a little-known garden? Here is the Jardin des Rosiers – Joseph Migneret.

History of the Rue Pavée Synagogue - Agoudas Hakehilos

The Synagogue de la Rue Pavée is intriguing. It's impossible to pass by without noticing the undulations of its Art Nouveau façade.

The Bibliothèque Historique de la Ville de Paris (Paris Historical Library), to learn more about Paris

At the Bibliothèque Historique de la Ville de Paris, you can consult a wealth of documents, maps, photos and more on the history of the French capital. You're sure to become an expert on the subject!

History of Paris City Hall

The Hôtel de Ville is one of the symbols of Paris, and an essential part of your visit. But if you're not lucky enough to get in during the Heritage Days, or if you haven't thought of booking your guided tour in advance, discover its eventful history here.

Saint-Gervais-Saint-Protais church, opposite the town hall

The Eglise Saint-Gervais-Saint-Protais is an example of a successful mix of different architectural styles. Classical, Gothic, Renaissance... the building and its impressive façade are a must-see in the 4th arrondissement.

Saint-Paul-Saint-Louis church, in the Marais district

The Eglise Saint-Paul-Saint-Louis, in the Marais district, is a place that takes us back into the history of Paris. With its impressive dome and Delacroix painting on the walls, it's a must-see in the 4th arrondissement.

Valentine's Day 2021: a giant heart on the forecourt of Paris City Hall

For Valentine's Day 2021, an XXL heart is inviting itself onto the forecourt of Hôtel de Ville from this Sunday, February 14. The 900 m2 ephemeral work conceals a declaration of love for Paris and invites Parisians to live and love. It reads "Don't say 'one day', say 'I love you'" or "Everything will change and Paris will always be there". City Hall is also inviting Parisians to declare their love of Paris by phone!

Christmas logs 2020 at Le Lautrec

Chocolatier Le Lautrec, based in Paris since last year, is offering a selection of 3 gourmet logs for the 2020 festive season.

Benedict, eggs Benedict in a thousand ways in the Marais

At Benedict's, the star of the menu is Eggs Benedict, offered here in original and frankly gourmet recipes.