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Grand Austerlitz in Paris: 100 shops, restaurants and gardens as the station gets a makeover

Paris’s Austerlitz station is getting a makeover with Grand Austerlitz: 100 shops and restaurants, green spaces and new connections. Find out what’s in store from 2027.

Saint-Cloud Tunnel closure: A14 to be toll-free on weekdays.

The A14 motorway will be toll-free on weekdays during the Saint-Cloud tunnel closure on the A13 in Hauts-de-Seine. Sébastien Lecornu announced it will apply for the entire duration of the works, from 16 November 2026 to the end of August 2027.

Disneyland Paris: Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril closes for refurbishment

Indiana Jones hangs up his whip at Disneyland Paris! Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril, a roller coaster in Adventureland, will close from January 4, 2027, for a major renovation lasting several months. It will reopen on a date that has yet to be announced.

Metro and RER updates: closures, work, and demonstrations in Paris this Wednesday November 11, 2026

In a flash, get all the latest updates on traffic and transportation in Paris, refreshed in real time. Whether it's the Metro, RER, or Transilien services operated by RATP, construction work, ongoing circulation, major events, or demonstrations — we provide all the essential information you need before heading out in Paris this Wednesday November 11, 2026.

Buzz Lightyear Laser Blast: who will post the highest score at Disneyland Paris?

Ready to take on Emperor Zurg at Disneyland Paris? Height requirements, how the laser pistols work, Premier Access, and what's new after the latest renovation: here’s what you need to know before boarding Buzz Lightyear Laser Blast.

Ratatouille at Disneyland Paris: all you need to know about Remy’s attraction

Shrink to the size of a rodent in Ratatouille: Remy’s Totally Wacky Adventure at Disney Adventure World. Minimum height, trackless system, Premier Access, and line-skipping tips: everything you need to ace this one-of-a-kind 4D experience at Disneyland Paris.

Closure of the French Playing Card Museum: renovations planned through 2028

The French Playing Card Museum closed its doors in the summer of 2026 to undergo renovations. It is scheduled to reopen in early 2028.

Crush’s Coaster at Disneyland Paris: reopening planned for Summer 2027

Crush’s Coaster is closing its doors at Disneyland Paris on September 7, 2026 for an extended period of renovations. Located in the Disney Adventure World Park, the Nemo-inspired roller coasters are not expected to reopen before the summer of 2027.

Closure of the Clichy Bridge: key dates and schedules to know for September and October 2026

The Pont de Clichy will close temporarily to traffic between September and October 2026. Roadworks are planned from September 21 to October 9, with closures mainly at night and possible daytime restrictions. Here are the schedules and detours planned.

Pont d'Argenteuil: Reopening Delayed to Mid-October 2026

The Argenteuil Bridge (RD909), which links Val-d'Oise to Hauts-de-Seine, will not reopen on August 28 as planned: the department is pushing the reopening to mid-October 2026 at the earliest to carry out further work.

Tour Montparnasse, the €800 million renovation project halted—what will become of it?

The Montparnasse Tower will not undergo the promised transformation: the co-owners of the 15th‑ arrondissement skyscraper have approved abandoning the €800 million renovation plan. A new project still needs to be drawn up.

Paris: 6 squares the mayor Emmanuel Grégoire aims to make greener and more tranquil

Concorde, République, Trocadéro, Italie, Stalingrad, Gambetta: the new mayor of Paris, Emmanuel Grégoire, has promised to transform six of the capital’s squares by 2026 and beyond. We’ve got all the details.

Construction work in Paris: Denfert-Rochereau Square undergoing a major transformation, soon to be greened and pedestrianized.

As with many squares before it in the capital, Place Denfert-Rochereau in the 14th arrondissement of Paris is being reshaped, with more greenery and pedestrian-friendly space. The works are due to be completed in early 2027!

Paris Catacombs reopen, what does the new route look like?

After several months of closure, the Catacombs reopen to the public on April 8, 2026. Restoration of the historic vaults, modernization of facilities, and a new scenography: here’s what’s changed.

Transportation: why Line 14 still has to undergo construction work even though the extension is finished.

Line 14 commuters thought they were done with the works, but it’s not finished yet! A few evenings and weekends will still be affected, as the line continues to modernize and to integrate features ahead of the Grand Paris Express.

Paris: The Musée d'Orsay to Undergo Renovations Until Summer 2028 — What Does This Mean for Visitors?

Until summer 2028, the Musée d'Orsay is set to undergo major renovations. While the museum will remain open during this period, significant improvements will be made to the forecourt and access points, which will alter the visitor experience.

Why is the Sèvres Ceramic Museum closed, and how long will it remain so?

The National Museum of Sèvres Ceramics closed its doors on January 1, 2026, for several years of renovations. However, visitors won’t have to wait in complete silence—during this period, the museum’s collections will be showcased elsewhere.

Montmartre Funicular: One Cabin Has Disappeared—Why and When Will It Return?

Tourists planning to make their way up Montmartre to the Sacré-Cœur might face some inconvenience in the coming weeks… One of the two funicular cabins has been taken out of service for maintenance and will be unavailable for nearly two months!

Closure of the Paris Montparnasse Observatory this spring for renovations

He provides a stunning vantage point over Paris: the Paris Montparnasse Observatory will close its doors on March 31, 2026. The site is set to undergo extensive renovations and is not expected to reopen for several years.

Notre-Dame de Paris: Temporary bleacher seating on the forecourt being dismantled

In Paris, the temporary bleacher seating installed on the forecourt of Notre-Dame Cathedral following the 2019 fire will start to be dismantled from January 12th. This is part of ongoing redevelopment work around the cathedral. The dismantling process, which will run until February 6th, coincides with preventive archaeological excavations and the start of a major project to transform the plaza and Île de la Cité.