What to do in february

Disneyland Paris: Secrets, History and a Practical Guide to Lancelot's Carousel

Ready to mount one of the 86 ceremonial warhorses at the heart of Fantasyland? History, fairground artistry, wait times and tips: here is our complete guide to experiencing the magic of the Lancelot Carousel at Disneyland Paris.

Visiting the National Museum of Natural History with the family: all you need to know about the Grande Galerie de l'Évolution

Can you visit the National Museum of Natural History with a stroller? What should you see with kids, and do you need a separate ticket for the Grande Galerie de l’Évolution, the Ménagerie, or the Galerie de Paléontologie? At the Jardin des Plantes, the Museum brings together several distinct sites to explore. For a first family outing, the Grande Galerie de l’Évolution is a great entry point. Stroller access, elevators, tickets, duration, and which visits to combine: here’s what to plan for both grown-ups and kids.

Mickey and His PhilharMagic Orchestra at Disneyland Paris: when Donald derails the concert at the Discoveryland Theater

Looking for a covered, kid-friendly break in Discoveryland? Mickey and his PhilharMagique Orchestra presents a lively 12-minute musical film complete with 3D glasses and in-theater effects. No reservations and no minimum height required—it's the perfect pit stop to catch your breath during your day at Disneyland Paris.

Lady Liberty: the Museum of Arts and Crafts tells the story of the statue's construction in an immersive exhibition

The Museum of Arts and Crafts takes visitors behind the scenes of the construction of the Statue of Liberty, with the immersive, digital exhibition Lady Liberty, on view from September 22, 2026 to August 1, 2027.

Visiting the Catacombs of Paris: everything you need to know for a family-friendly visit

Can you visit the Catacombs of Paris with young children? Are strollers allowed, how many stairs must be climbed, and could the tour overwhelm the little ones? Twenty meters underground, the famous Parisian ossuary imposes constraints quite different from those at other monuments in the capital. Child age, baby carriers, stairs, temperature, bags and reservations: here’s what you need to know before heading down with the family.

Christophe Maé in concert at Paris Bercy, a fourth date slated for 2027

Christophe Maé announces his return to the stage with a gorgeous nationwide tour. In the capital, catch the celebrated singer at Paris Bercy on Thursday, November 19 and Friday, November 20, 2026, then on Tuesday, February 16 and Wednesday, February 17, 2027.

Visiting the Orangerie Museum: everything you need to know to discover it with your family

Can you visit the Orangerie Museum with a stroller? Where to change a baby, do you need to book for kids, and how much time should you budget for Monet’s Water Lilies? Located in the Tuileries Garden, the museum is well suited for a family outing. Stroller access, elevator, baby spaces, family rates and activities: here are the practical details to know before you visit.

Hassan Hajjaj: his colorful portraits of "Rock Stars" on display at the Musée de la Musique

Hassan Hajjaj, the renowned contemporary artist whose work draws on his Moroccan heritage and multiculturalism, unveils his vibrant portraits of "Rock Stars" in an unprecedented exhibition at the Cité de la musique. The show runs at the Musée de la Musique from September 22, 2026 to April 25, 2027, inviting visitors to discover the photographer, stylist, and visual artist's quirky, singular world. For the occasion, the group Acid Arab presents a sound piece that dialogues with the hanging.

Stitch Live! : when Experiment 626 improvises with the audience at Disneyland Paris

Back on June 23, 2026, at Disney Adventure World, Stitch Live! invites visitors to chat in real time with the Experience 626 from Studio 4. For about fifteen minutes, Stitch improvises, riffs, and reacts to the audience’s replies through a live, real-time animation. Languages, age, access, and how it plays out — here’s what you need to know before opening a line of communication with this mischievous extraterrestrial.

Visiting the Palais Garnier: everything you need to know to discover it with your family

Can you visit the Palais Garnier with a stroller? Do you have to climb a lot of stairs, is the auditorium still accessible, and what kid-friendly routes are offered? Before discovering the Paris Opera with the family, a few quirks of the monument are worth knowing. Stroller, accessibility, children's tickets, luggage, or a playful tour: here’s what to plan for with the little ones and the grown-ups.

Partouche Pasino Club: the new temple of gaming has just opened its doors in the heart of Paris

It was one of the spring’s most hotly anticipated openings in Paris. The Partouche Pasino Club is now open, welcoming visitors since May 12, 2026, just a stone’s throw from the Arc de Triomphe. A spectacular new venue, in the casino spirit, aiming to redefine the gaming-club experience in the capital.

Minnie’s Factory of Dreams at Disneyland Paris: everything you need to know about the show

Minnie has swapped her famous polka dots for a team-leader’s cap. Returning as of August 1, 2026, Minnie’s Dream Factory turns Studio D at Disney Adventure World into a music workshop, with Donald, Daisy, Tic and Tac at the machines. Duration, access, hours and languages: here’s what you need to know before joining the production.

Umbrella Comedy: an after-work stand-up like no other, every Monday and Wednesday in Paris

Craving something different from the usual after-work drink? Umbrella Comedy serves up an afterwork unlike any other in Paris: stand-up, a drink, networking, and a few surprises. Catch us every Monday at Monkey Pigalle in the 9th arrondissement and every Wednesday at The Tennessee near Odéon in the 6th, as we showcase fresh talents, seasoned comics, and surprise guests in an intimate, offbeat ambiance.

Visiting Sainte-Chapelle with the family: practical information, tips, and a tour of the Conciergerie

Can you visit Sainte-Chapelle with a stroller? Should you carry baby to reach the upper chapel, and is it worth stopping by the Conciergerie with the kids? On Île de la Cité, the two monuments can be explored together with a combined ticket. But with a toddler, a few caveats are worth knowing before you go, especially Sainte-Chapelle’s 33 steps.

Underline, the living space with a free exhibition spanning 2,000 m2 beneath the Petite Ceinture, is being unveiled.

Underline opens its eleven railway vaults to the public on Friday, September 18, 2026, in the 15th arrondissement of Paris. This 2,000-square-metre creative workshop puts materiality and crafts in the spotlight, with a free exhibition featuring 40 artists, a shop, workshops, and a cafe-bar.

Another Marilyn at L’Essaïon: a show about Marilyn Monroe.

Another Marilyn—but this time the real one! It traces Marilyn Monroe’s life in music at the Essaïon Theatre in Paris, starting October 2, 2026, with Alice d’Arceaux in the lead role.

Can you bring your own picnic to Disneyland Paris?

Sandwiches in the bag, filled water bottles and the kids’ snack already tucked away: can you bring your own food into Disneyland Paris? Outside food isn’t completely forbidden, but the rules distinguish single‑serve snacks from picnics that require a cooler, a table, or bulky equipment.

ÔZENHIT in Paris 4th arrondissement: pool, sauna and classes to get back into fitness this autumn

With the new season underway, ÔZENHIT opens in Paris’s 4th arrondissement a 2,000-square-metre gym that brings together weight training, cardio, group classes, yoga, Pilates, cycling, a 20-metre pool, sauna and steam bath. An address designed for those looking to restart sport after summer and to mix training, gentle activities and recovery all under one roof.

Verrä: Courbevoie's bar-lounge that makes you forget La Défense.

Facing the Charras Market Hall, just minutes from La Défense’s towers, Verrä operates on two levels: French bistronomy at mealtime, bar, lounge, and cocktails in the evening. A €21 lunch menu, Sunday brunch, concerts on Fridays; a visit to a place that doesn’t look like its neighbors.

Visiting the Gardens of the Palace of Versailles: what you need to know for a family-friendly visit

Can you visit the Versailles gardens with a stroller? How far will you need to walk with the kids, are the gardens free, and do you have to push all the way to the Grand Trianon and the Queen’s Hamlet? After touring the Chateau, the estate still offers several more kilometers of family-friendly strolls. Strollers, a mini-train, the Grandes Eaux, restrooms, breaks and distances: here’s what you need to know before you set off to explore Versailles with kids and adults alike.