What to do in september

Made in Japan makes a comeback at Mercato: an immersive pop-up featuring vintage finds, fashion, and street eats

Flea markets, vinyl records, and City Pop: for ten days, Japan takes over Mercato in the 19th arrondissement, featuring Koji’s vintage marketplace, fashion, City Pop tunes, and authentic Japan Street Food...

Alliance, a two-Michelin-starred restaurant in Paris, offers a heartfelt and sincere gourmet experience

Recently awarded a second Michelin star, Alliance has firmly established itself as one of Paris’s most poetic dining experiences. Behind this recognition lies a story of loyalty, precision, and emotion, led by a duo whose close collaboration can be felt in every meticulous detail.

This charming Parisian suburb villa hosts a free art center set within a garden.

In Châtillon, just outside Paris, the Maison des Arts is tucked away in a stylish historic villa surrounded by a tranquil garden. This free contemporary art center in Île-de-France offers exhibitions, artist talks, and scenic artistic walks in a charming setting.

Tashkent: A Welcoming and Authentic Uzbek Restaurant in the 15th District Offering a Taste of the East

Did you think the 15th arrondissement didn’t have a way of taking you on a journey? Think again. At Tashkent, you’ll open the door to the grandeur of the Silk Road and Uzbekistan! Surrounded by the enticing aromas of sesame bread and the shimmering blue hues of Bukhara ceramics, indulge in a feast reminiscent of nomadic traditions for a deep dive into a cuisine full of history and authenticity.

This giant steel structure hidden deep in the forest ranks among Île-de-France’s most astonishing attractions… and it’s open to visitors.

Nestled in the heart of Milly-la-Forêt woods, a mysterious steel creature awaits curious visitors. Monumental, immersive, and surrounded by cultural activities, this extraordinary piece offers a surprising and enchanting artistic escape right in the Essonne countryside.

PSG Café: the savory corner of Paris-Saint-Germain now open inside the Champs Elysées shop

The Paris Saint-Germain football club is no longer just stirring excitement at the Parc des Princes — it's now making its way into your stomach. Located in the heart of their boutique on the Champs-Élysées, the iconic red and blue team has launched the PSG Café, a delicious corner serving up cappuccinos, smoothies, and signature madeleines adorned with the Eiffel Tower.

Botanical gardens and arboretums to explore in Paris and the Île-de-France region

Looking to escape into nature and explore the botanical gardens and arboretums of Paris and its surrounding region? We share with you the must-visit spots that will immerse you in an array of diverse and stunning plant collections. From the heart of Paris to the Yvelines, passing through the Hauts-de-Seine and Seine-et-Marne, the botanical gardens and arboretums of Île-de-France offer delightful plant discoveries to enjoy year-round.

From every angle: an exhibition on work clothing at the Postal Museum

The Postal Museum (formerly known as the Museum of Post) delves into the world of workwear in the postal industry with its new exhibition, Under All the Seams. Visitors can explore this thematic showcase from April 8th through September 22nd, 2026.

The Postal Museum rebrands itself: explore the new Museum of Postal History and its collection

Located in the Montparnasse district, the Postal Museum is one of those places where you could easily spend hours. Here, visitors can explore how mail was delivered a century ago, get up close with vintage stamps, and learn about the life of postal workers. An engaging and unique experience that offers a deep dive into France’s postal history—something special you won't find anywhere else in Paris!

Galeries Lafayette Champs-Élysées: Fashion, luxury, beauty, and gourmet delights on Paris’s most iconic avenue

Housed in a reinvented Art Deco building, the Galeries Lafayette Champs-Élysées offers a modern shopping experience across 6,500 square meters and four levels. It strikes a balance between a department store and a concept shop, blending fashion, beauty, luxury, homeware, and a gourmet food court into one vibrant destination.

Montfermeil Arboretum: An Unconventional Natural Retreat in Seine-Saint-Denis

In Seine-Saint-Denis, the Montfermeil municipal arboretum stretches over 11 hectares of greenery, featuring a unique botanical trail, open to visitors free of charge year-round. It's a perfect nature getaway to the east of Paris, especially during this sunny season.

Le Petit Champerret in the 17th arrondissement of Paris: a no-fuss bistro for those who enjoy the good life

Tucked away on a quiet street in the 17th arrondissement of Paris, not far from Porte Maillot, Le Petit Champerret embodies the classic Parisian bistro. With its zinc bar, warm and welcoming atmosphere, and hearty, comforting dishes, it offers an authentic slice of Parisian life. Take a stroll into this unpretentious spot, led by the passionate Alexandre.

Launay Botanical Garden and Paris-Saclay Arboretum: A Global Journey Through Plants in Essonne

We head to Essonne to explore the botanical garden of the University of Paris-Saclay, sprawling across 90 hectares of plant collections on the Orsay campus. Home to nearly 3,000 species from around the globe, it offers free guided tours and features a conservation arboretum, making for a perfect green getaway just a short train ride away from Orsay station.

Munch: New York-style bagels right in the heart of Batignolles

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.

Les Frérots, a hit among gourmet burger lovers in this popular 17th arrondissement bistro

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.

Arboretum of Vallée-aux-Loups, the stunning free park in Hauts-de-Seine renowned for its remarkable trees

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.

Kimono, the Japanese bistro from Dining Rooms that pioneers the art of futosoba

The Dining Rooms group is back in Saint-Germain-des-Prés with Kimono, a Japanese bistro showcasing a one-of-a-kind creation: the futosoba.

UNI Paris, the upscale Japanese restaurant by chef Akmal Anuar nestled in the Golden Triangle

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.

Funny Heists: A Caricature and History Exhibition at the Air and Space Museum

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.

Leandro Erlich: The Grand Palais hosts a retrospective celebrating the work of the Argentine artist

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.