Exhibitions, performances, strolls, family outings, leisure activities, dining and great deals: here’s our guide to making the most of Paris and the Île-de-France region on Wednesday, April 14, 2027.
This guide helps you spot ideas for outings, today’s happenings, and events to discover based on your interests—whether you’re just passing through the capital or looking for a plan for the day.
Today's quick note
On this April 14, we spotlight the name Maxime and its variants.
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Luminiscence in Paris 2026: the new sound and light show at Saint-Paul-Saint-Louis Church
The Luminiscence sound-and-light show returns to Paris with a brand-new production at Saint-Paul-Saint-Louis Church, in the heart of the Marais (4th arrondissement). Starting December 4, 2026, Victor Hugo, brought to life by André Dussollier’s voice and a live choir, tells fourteen centuries of history. [Read more]
France Miniature celebrates its 35th anniversary and unveils the behind‑the‑scenes of its models, its program, and its new features.
France Miniature, in the Île-de-France region and especially in Élancourt (Yvelines), is celebrating its 35th anniversary with a birthday season packed with activities, including a brand-new exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of the park for the 2026 season and free entry for anyone turning 35 themselves. Discover this year’s program! [Read more]
Viktor & Rolf: a fashion‑event exhibition set to open at the Musée des Arts décoratifs in 2027
Sculptural gowns, exaggerated volumes, trompe-l'œil and spectacular silhouettes: the Musée des Arts décoratifs in Paris dedicates its next major retrospective to Viktor & Rolf from January 28 to July 4, 2027. A chance to discover thirty years of haute couture where fashion waltzes with contemporary art. [Read more]
Le Paradox Museum Paris: more than 90 immersive experiences and a Hans & Gretel Café
Sponsored - Paradox Museum offers nearly a hundred immersive experiences—from trompe-l'œil illusions and optical tricks to sensory overhauls—that await visitors in Paris. Get ready to be tricked and to snap surreal photos. Five new interactive installations have just been added to the journey, making it the perfect time to challenge your senses! And as a bonus, a brand-new, ultra-delicious café, Hans & Gretel, is ready to tempt you. [Read more]
ARBRE: the new magical show from the Théâtre Bormann circus
Sponsored - For more than eight generations, the Bormann family has been captivating the heart of Paris with its iconic circus theatre. With their new show, ARBRE, this family of artists aims both to pay tribute to its roots and to offer a unique sensory immersion in a world where circus meets the challenges of sustainable development! [Read more]
Louvre Photo, when the museum inspires photographers: the historic exhibition at the Louvre Museum
The Louvre Photo exhibition, on view from November 4, 2026, to May 3, 2027, highlights the museum’s unique place in the history and art of photography. More than 300 photographs come together to trace this singular history in an exhibition that showcases works from the 1820s to the present day. [Read more]
Albert Camus at the BnF Richelieu: an exhibition centered on the writer’s manuscripts
The BnF Richelieu is preparing Albert Camus: Preventing the World from Falling Apart. Manuscripts, archives and contemporary works will bring visitors closer to the author of The Stranger and The Plague through the making of his works. [Read more]
Free mini-lectures, “An Hour to Understand Europe,” at Europa Expérience Paris!
Sponsored - An hour to understand Europe—that’s the aim of the mini-lectures offered by Europa Experience and delivered by Toute l’Europe, where you’ll learn that Europe isn’t so complicated after all!
Come along and join the conversation! Take this opportunity to discover Europe or build on what you already know, and ask your questions in the heart of Europa Experience’s 360° cinema. A regular event, free and open to everyone, with one promise: clear answers without the jargon. [Read more]
Nemours Castle Museum: Sweden comes to this medieval castle
The Château-Musée de Nemours, a medieval fortress in Seine-et-Marne, is embracing all things Scandinavian with A Castle in Sweden, an immersive exhibition recreating a collector’s interior, running from November 8, 2026, to April 18, 2027. [Read more]
Claude Monet in Paris: Where to Discover the Works of the Renowned Impressionist Painter in the Capital?
He is undoubtedly one of France’s most beloved painters: Claude Monet left behind a stunning collection of masterpieces, many of which you can admire in the city’s top museums. Follow the guide! [Read more]
The Musée de l’Illusion de Paris: a family outing where nothing is as it seems.
Sponsored - The Museum of Illusions, located in Paris’s 1st arrondissement, in the Châtelet-Les Halles district, welcomes you to visit with family or friends all year round. Get ready for a unique and exciting experience as you plunge into the fascinating world of illusion, where all your senses will be turned upside down… [Read more]
D'LYR: The new temple of virtual reality and immersive entertainment on the outskirts of Paris
Sponsored - Try D'LYR, the new immersive venue in Colombres, perfect for challenging your friends, colleagues or family in virtual reality before continuing the evening over a drink! [Read more]
Welcome to Paris! Your Practical Guide "Paris, I Love You"
Sponsored - Discover a personalized concierge with Paris je t'aime: a dedicated platform to plan activities, find restaurants, or discover events! [Read more]
SEMPER Wellness: Pilates Reformer, HYROX and sauna near the Champs-Élysées — back-to-school offer
Sponsored - As the new season kicks off, getting back into sport can be a chance to reestablish a routine that suits your pace. In Paris’s 8th arrondissement, near the Champs-Élysées, SEMPER Wellness brings together weight training, cardio, HYROX, boxing, yoga and Pilates Reformer in a club spanning more than 1,000 square meters. With over 70 classes a week, you can mix up workouts from strength training to gentler disciplines. A sauna and steam room complete the experience, making recovery part of your fitness routine. [Read more]
KANO Art Café: Six Creative Activities to Enjoy Over Coffee in Paris
In the 11th arrondissement, KANO Art Café brings together ceramic painting, mosaics, watercolors, collage, beads and clay. Everyone chooses an activity on the spot, with materials provided, and creates around the same table. [Read more]
Magnetic: karaoke, music quizzes and interactive games in the 10th arrondissement
Magnetic brings together karaoke, music quizzes, trivia, connected darts and group games in Paris. This venue in the 10th arrondissement combines private rooms, interactive games and food and drink for an outing you can tailor with friends. [Read more]
Santez-vous bien, the fitness studio offering reformer Pilates, Crossformer and yoga in Saint-Ouen (93)
With two locations in Saint-Ouen’s Docks district, Santez-vous bien (SVB, editor’s note) offers a sports and wellness program featuring dozens of classes each week across a range of disciplines focused on strength training, cardio and flexibility... [Read more]
Avenue Verte London-Paris, the 470-kilometre cycle path from Paris to London
To get to London, you've probably already taken the Eurostar, the plane, the bus or, perhaps, the car. But have you thought about cycling? In any case, that's what the Avenue Verte offers, linking Paris to London (or vice versa) over a distance of almost 500 kilometers! [Read more]
Professor Layton and the New World of Steam revealed: our thoughts on this first look
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Shooting locations in Paris and Montmartre for the series "L'été où je suis devenu jolie" ("The summer when I became pretty")
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Partouche Pasino Club: the go-to gaming club a stone’s throw from the Arc de Triomphe
Sponsored - Open since May 12, 2026 on Avenue de la Grande Armée, the Partouche Pasino Club has, in just a few months, become a top hotspot for poker in Paris. After hosting the WSOP Circuit’s Paris stop in September, the club has been rolling out festivals and special event nights, every day from noon to 6 a.m. [Read more]
Godjo, the Ethiopian restaurant for sharing a meal in the Latin Quarter
Sponsored - In the heart of Paris, Godjo serves Ethiopian cuisine to share on injera, a traditional flatbread. The platters bring together slow-cooked meats, vegetables and lentils for a meal with family or friends. [Read more]
Akabeko: a French-Japanese omakase experience in Paris, with a complimentary glass of Champagne
Sponsored - In the heart of Paris’s 7th arrondissement, Akabeko offers a distinctive omakase experience, where French gastronomy meets Japanese finesse under the signature of Chef Yasuo Nanaumi. In November, a complimentary glass of Champagne* rounds off the experience. [Read more]
A fantastic party spot: a pub, a nightclub, and a hidden speakeasy tucked away in an underground chapel.
Sponsored - Meet at The Hide: it’s at once a massive pub, a nightclub under the arches, and even a speakeasy—a hidden bar at 500 Shooters. Book your evenings—you’ll love the festive vibe! [Read more]
Cubana Café: Dining, drinks, salsa, live music and Latin nights
Sponsored - Fancy a trip to Havana in the heart of Paris?
Welcome to Cubana Café, a unique bar, restaurant, and smoking room where a warm atmosphere and Cuban flavors await you from 11 a.m. to 4 a.m. during the week and until 5 a.m. on weekends.
Salsa lessons every Tuesday! [Read more]
TiKi Playa: a festive beach bar with a beach-hut vibe in the heart of Paris
Sponsored - Tiki Playa is the kind of place that promises escape and relaxation, and it truly delivers! With its unique decor, a veranda reminiscent of a beach hut, a bamboo-lined bar, a sprawling outdoor terrace, and a club hidden in the basement... and the best part? It’s open every day! [Read more]
Benoit Castel, the world’s best pastry chef for 2026, opens his first restaurant in Paris
Benoît Castel, crowned the world’s best pastry chef for 2026, is branching out! The chef is opening Le 6, his first spot combining a restaurant, bakery and café, in Paris’s 11th arrondissement. From breakfast and brunch to comfort food and homemade pastries, this is a new foodie haven to discover! [Read more]
Ralph's Coffee: the elegant Ralph Lauren café in Saint-Germain-des-Prés
Ralph Lauren opens a typically American café on Paris's Boulevard Saint-Germain: Ralph's Coffee. In the heart of a 17th-century mansion, this address elegantly fuses authentic style and exquisite gourmet treats in a wooded setting, punctuated by touches of tartan and crystal chandeliers, where each tasting transports you to the chic, refined world of the fashion label. [Read more]
Memento: travel-inspired cocktails and aperitifs in the Marais
Housed in the former Sherry Butt, Memento brings together a team with experience at the Moonshiner to serve cocktails inspired by travel and the Marais. Mediterranean-inspired small plates accompany the drinks. [Read more]
Monsieur Antoine: cocktails and alcohol-free recipes in the 11th arrondissement
Monsieur Antoine is reinventing its identity around an apothecary theme. This bar in the 11th arrondissement serves cocktails and non-alcoholic drinks alongside homemade dishes to share. [Read more]
Double Impact (9th arrondissement): the restaurant that reinvents its menu with the seasons
Sponsored - Double Impact, the restaurant run by chef Étienne Dupuy and Mickael Robinault in Paris’s 9th arrondissement, serves creative cuisine that blends Breton roots with travel memories. Its set menu evolves with the seasons and unfolds like a culinary story—currently Chapter 1: L'Odyssée. A place to try if you enjoy dishes that keep you guessing. [Read more]
Paris for Mice: A Playful Exhibition on the Capital... from a Rodent’s-Eye View
What if you saw the city... From a mouse’s-eye view? Paris, its great monuments and its history... are revealed in an unusual exhibition that traces more than 2,000 years of history in the capital of France. [Read more]
Disneyland Paris with Kids: The Best Attractions by Age and Height
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What to do with children at the Musée d'Art Moderne Family activities, tours and mediation
Located on the banks of the Seine, not far from the Eiffel Tower, Paris' Musée d'Art Moderne (or MaM) is a must-see for modern art enthusiasts. Families, even young children, can enjoy a playful introduction to modern art. [Read more]
Visiting the Arc de Triomphe with your family: what to know before bringing your children along
Want to take in the most beautiful view of Paris with your family? Visiting the Arc de Triomphe together is a memorable adventure, as long as you plan ahead for the stairs and access. Practical tips, anecdotes and free admission options for a hassle-free visit. [Read more]
What to do with the little ones in Paris? The ideal outings for children aged 0 to 3 years
Before heading back to school, finding outings tailored for the little ones can be tricky—the so‑called “toddler” age range. Yet Paris has plenty of spots designed specifically for families, places where every visit is a gentle invitation to awaken the senses and let the youngest ones marvel at their own pace. [Read more]
Tip: our top 5 family activities at the Jardin du Luxembourg
A must-see garden in the capital, the Jardin du Luxembourg is an essential green space in Paris. A paradise for runners and strollers, who like to spend long afternoons there, it's also a favorite spot for families: to let off steam or take advantage of the kid-friendly activities on offer in the garden. [Read more]
La Cité des Enfants, for discovering and understanding the world around us, ages 5 to 10
The Cité des enfants at the Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie is the Parisian place par excellence for learning and experimentation. For 5-10 year-olds, children discover the world around them using their five senses. [Read more]
Metro and RER updates: closures, work, and demonstrations in Paris this Sunday November 8, 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 Sunday November 8, 2026. [Read more]
To go further, also check out our guide to this week’s outings as well as our ideas for family-friendly outings.
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On April 14, 2027
