The ordinary, the déjà-vu, the banal aren’t for you... No, not at all! You, you crave the unexpected, the spectacular, the magnificent... Are we right? If that sounds like you, the Sortiraparis editorial team has you covered: to treat you right, we’ve put together a selection of the 10 most stunning immersive installations to see at this 25th edition of the Nuit Blanche, which takes place in Paris and the Île-de-France this Saturday, June 6, 2026.
La Nuit Blanche is a must forcontemporary art lovers. Every year, the event brings together a host of artists, who take over the streets and buildings of the capital to bring their art to us. All night long, artworks are presented free of charge to walkers in Paris and surrounding towns.
Among these original creations are a number of magical, immersive installations that plunge us completely into new and surprising worlds. With family, friends or even on your own, it's a great opportunity to make discoveries and have fun!
This year again, the Nuit Blanche program is shaping up nicely: here are the immersive experiences you won’t want to miss on June 6.
Please note that this guide is undergoing updates. Check back regularly to discover the latest programs, and bookmark this page for quick access to Nuit Blanche information.This selection offers you a whole range of options. In addition to these facilities, there are many other good ideas waiting for you. And don't forget to check out the Paris program by arrondissement and events in the various departments of the Île-de-France region.
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