In the Batignolles neighborhood, Munch brings a fresh New York vibe to the Parisian dining scene. Featuring sourdough bagels, seasonal ingredients, and sharp, flavorful recipes, it’s the perfect spot for a quick and satisfying bite.
In the 17th arrondissement, Les Frérots are making a statement with their gourmet burgers stuffed with French produce, and for the more daring, an extra generous helping of cheddar.
In Châtenay-Malabry, in the Hauts-de-Seine department, the Vallée-aux-Loups Arboretum offers 12.5 hectares of picturesque natural scenery just a short 15-kilometer drive from Paris. Best of all, entry is completely free, making it a perfect year-round escape into nature.
In the upscale Golden Triangle of Paris, UNI Paris offers a refined ambiance paired with daring Japanese cuisine. Led by Singaporean chef Akmal Anuar, the menu showcases a seamless blend of exceptional ingredients and inventive flair, all served with sophisticated style.
Discover the history of airplanes and balloons through vintage cartoons in a fun and engaging exhibition at the Museum of Air and Space. Don’t miss "Hilarious Flights," running from June 27, 2026, to January 3, 2027.
This summer, the Grand Palais is showcasing a retrospective dedicated to Leandro Erlich! From June 2 to September 6, 2026, visitors can explore the world of this Argentine artist, renowned for his installations that challenge our perceptions and distort our sense of space in public environments.
On the most famous avenue in Paris, this unique spot combines shopping, dining, and cinema into a single destination, designed to suit every moment of the day.
Looking for a scenic outdoor stroll near Paris, a free outdoor activity, or a peaceful spot to exercise away from the city's hustle and bustle... There's definitely a park in Seine-Saint-Denis that's perfect for you!
On the Champs-Élysées, Apple's flagship store stands out as one of France’s most iconic retail destinations. Its unique Haussmann-style interior, combined with an eco-friendly design, delights both locals and visitors alike.
On Paris’s most famous avenue, the iconic crocodile brand is creating a playground fitting of its prestige: an immersive flagship store where innovation, style, and creativity come together seamlessly.
On the Champs-Élysées, Nike opens a flagship store designed as a showcase of its world. Blending services, customization, and highly anticipated product launches, the store represents a fresh approach to bringing the brand to life along the iconic avenue.
Beneath the arches of Rivoli, there's an underground workshop—the Edwart house’s secret retreat—where food lovers can craft their own praline-coated chocolate rocks in a one-hour workshop. This unique experience is complemented by a tasting of exquisite chocolates, making for a truly memorable indulgence.
The Indian restaurant Nirvana Inde welcomes you into a stylish and contemporary setting. Located at 6 Rue de Moscou in the 8th arrondissement of Paris, this eatery offers a refined culinary experience that's accessible every day for lunch and dinner, except Sundays.
The National Museum of Natural History in Paris is celebrating its 400th anniversary with a major exhibition, running from September 23, 2026, to March 7, 2027. Explore the Museum's artists across the centuries and discover the rich artistic heritage intertwined with its scientific legacy.
Step into the shoes of paleontologists and embark on a journey to explore the world of dinosaurs. This engaging and immersive educational exhibition will be on display from July 16, 2026, through January 2028.
The Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle de Paris with its Jardin des Plantes is an emblematic institution of the capital, founded in 1793. Accessible all year round, this museum offers an insight into the world's rich natural heritage. From plants and magnets to fossils and experiments, immerse yourself in the fascinating world of nature.
At the Trocadéro, the Musée de l'Homme invites you to discover the evolution of Man (with a capital "H"), from the first humans to the men of today, on an interactive and educational tour.
The Montmartre Museum is hosting a comprehensive retrospective dedicated to the duo Adya and Otto van Rees, two influential figures of European avant-garde whose work remains relatively underrecognized. The exhibition runs from March 20 to September 13, 2026.
