November 1, a public holiday, can quickly become boring for teens stuck at home. However, as it's the last weekend of the All Saints' Day holidays, it's the perfect opportunity for one last fun outing and to introduce them to some more or less original activities: a trip to the cinema to see the latest movie, a go-karting session with friends, or an afternoon at an escape room to stimulate their team spirit. The more curious among them will also enjoy the immersive exhibitions and interactive museums that are popping up everywhere, often open even on public holidays.
For those who prefer to be active, amusement parks, city walks, or tree-climbing parks that are still open in the fall offer a real breath of fresh air. And if the weather isn't cooperating, you can always opt for a virtual reality session, a creative workshop, or a good restaurant for foodies. The main thing is to take advantage of this day off to break the routine and mark the end of the holidays in style, with family or friends!
Why is November 1 a public holiday? The history and origins of All Saints’ Day
As in many other countries, November 1 is a public holiday in France. But do you know exactly why All Saints’ Day is a day off? And do you know its origins and history? Here’s the story. [Read more]
Where to go on a treetop adventure near Paris? Our best picks in Île-de-France
For an outdoor sporting outing, head to the tree-top adventure courses around Paris. From treetop strolls to more technical circuits, everyone can find a course suited to their age and ability. [Read more]
Toussaint : les musées et monuments à visiter ce 1er novembre 2026 à Paris
All Saints' Day: museums and monuments to visit on November 1, 2026 in Paris
Want to explore an exhibition, a museum, or a monument on Sunday, November 1, 2026? Here’s the list of Parisian cultural venues that will open their doors to the public on All Saints’ Day: take the opportunity to discover the current exhibitions and autumn updates. Be sure to book your tickets now! [Read more]
Paris's most kawaii restaurants and cafés, addresses with a manga atmosphere
If you want to immerse yourself in manga culture, here are the best addresses for kawaii restaurants and cafés in Paris! [Read more]
Movies: Films to See on November 1, 2026
Which films should you see in cinemas on Sunday, November 1, 2026? Check out our picks for the All Saints’ Day public holiday, then see what’s showing at your local cinema. [Read more]
Family shows in Paris on November 1, 2026
What shows to see with the family in Paris on Sunday, November 1, 2026? Theater for young audiences and shows for children: our picks for the All Saints’ Day public holiday. [Read more]
Laser games: our selection of places to play in Paris and the Ile-de-France region
And what if we squeezed in a little laser tag session with family or friends? Paris and the surrounding region are brimming with venues offering sessions for small groups or larger ones, with a variety of game modes that are accessible to everyone. And if you’re after a great pick, our editors bring you a curated list of spots to unwind after work or on weekends, a laser rifle in hand! [Read more]
Where to play an escape game in Paris? Our picks for Île-de-France
In Paris and the Île-de-France region, escape rooms let you become a detective, an explorer, or a secret agent for the duration of a game. Here are the brands and scenarios tested by the editorial team. [Read more]
Amusement Parks and Funfairs in Paris and Surrounding Areas: 2026 Schedule and Information
Looking to enjoy some rides and indulge in new experiences and sensations? Whether with family or friends, amusement parks and fairs are classic outings that everyone loves, and there are several to explore in Paris and nearby. Check out their lineups for the 2026 season, packed with exciting new attractions that promise plenty of fun. [Read more]
Cafés and coffee shops with creative workshops in Paris, combining relaxation and artistic activities
Halfway between a coffee shop and a DIY workshop, Paris's creative cafés offer a unique setting for sipping a hot drink while exploring your artistic side. A friendly interlude where you can create something with your own hands and leave with your creation. [Read more]
Virtual reality: our selection of VR activities in Paris and the Ile-de-France region
Are you a virtual reality and gaming enthusiast looking for a place to indulge your geeky passion? Or do you simply want to travel? We've put together a guide to VR activities and experiences in Paris, for off-the-beaten-track adventures. [Read more]
Family-friendly restaurants in Paris: our top picks for dining with kids
Having lunch or dinner with children can quickly become easier when the venue truly lends itself to it. In Paris, some restaurants gladly welcome families, offering kids’ menus, child-size portions, and a relaxed atmosphere that lets you enjoy the meal without stress. [Read more]
Why is November 1 a public holiday? The history and origins of All Saints’ Day
