Lieu symbolique de la Révolution Française, où se tenait l'ancienne prison de Bastille détruite entre le 14 juillet 1789 et le 14 juillet 1790.
La colonne actuelle représente le renversement de la monarchie de Charles X en 1830.
The October 31, 2026 demonstration in Paris is taking yet another turn: the Paris police prefecture has rejected the inter-union coalition’s Bastille–Nation route and proposed a route along the edge of the capital, which the unions have rejected.
La Zombie Walk Paris returns in 2026 for another free, macabre march: hundreds of undead in makeup shuffle through the streets of the capital on Saturday, November 7, 2026, one week after Halloween.
On the occasion of Pride’s return, Podium is back in Paris on October 3, 2026. Meet at Place de la Bastille to catch performances by Piche, Montemarco, Lolla Wesh, as well as Thea Rose and Allanah Starr. Here’s what to expect this Saturday from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Electronic music will echo through the streets of the capital this Saturday, September 19, 2026, for the long-awaited return of Techno Parade. So what can we expect from this edition? Confirmed artists and DJs, floats taking part, the route, the history of this major festive gathering... here’s everything you need to know about Techno Parade 2026 in Paris.
Avis to electro sound lovers! Techno Parade, the unmissable festive event, makes its return this weekend in Paris. The free, musical celebration that every year highlights electronic culture and music in the streets of the capital comes back this Saturday, September 19, after two years off. Get a first look at the route for this 2026 edition.
The Re-Take of the Bastille is nearing its end: 196 flags crafted from repurposed clothing still encircle the Colonne de Juillet through September 20, 2026.
On July 4, 2026, a large citizens’ march against gender-based and sexual violence toward women and children is set to take to the streets of the capital. Here is the route for the gathering scheduled for this Saturday in Paris.
The Tsunagari Taiko Japanese drums return to the Bastille square in Paris for this year’s Fête de la Musique. Join us on Sunday, June 21, 2026, for a musical moment that promises to be truly singular.
The Place de la Bastille is turning up the volume to XXL for Music Day 2026 with Tiakola, Miki, Ronisia, and RnBoi, on Sunday, June 21. A free, RSVP-only concert blending DJ sets, live acts, and surprise guests, set to be one of Paris’s big highlights on June 21. Ticketing opens this Tuesday, June 9.
