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La Rôtisserie d'Argent is reopening its charming terrace along the Parisian quays for spring–summer 2026.

On the Quai de la Tournelle, Rôtisserie d’Argent unfurls its red-and-white checkered tablecloths with views of the Seine and Notre-Dame, while the chef reinterprets the classics with a contemporary twist. From April 28, 2026, at lunch or dinner, the terrace becomes one of the city’s loveliest summer spots to savor Paris.

Easter holidays: Experience an unforgettable VR adventure at the Eiffel Tower!

Discover the immersive virtual reality tour of the Eiffel Tower, brought to you by Viality Tour. Step back in time to experience the construction and grand unveiling of the Iron Lady during the 1889 Universal Exposition. And as a special bonus, we’ve got a promo code just for you!

AccroCamp Saint Germain-en-Laye (78), the family-friendly and playful tree-top adventure in the Yvelines

Sponsored - Accrocamp in Saint-Germain-en-Laye invites you to a day of treetop adventures for all ages, thanks to its variety of courses! Located near Paris, this site lets you roam from tree to tree via its zip lines, its platforms, and its rope bridge. Reopening in March 2026 after the winter closure.

AccroCamp Rueil, the accrobranche in Rueil-Malmaison (92)

AccroCamp is a chain of treetop adventure courses on the doorstep of Paris, notably in Rueil-Malmaison. In a patch of woods, Accrocamp invites you to scramble through the trees on routes that are incredibly safe and accessible from age 3. Giant trampolines, zip lines that pack a punch, and a leap into the void from 15 meters up—these are the challenges waiting for you and your little ones. The good news is that after a short winter shutdown, Accrocamp reopens in early February to welcome families and friends!

AccroCamp Forêt de Meudon in Chaville, a fun and sporty tree climbing experience in Hauts-de-Seine (92)

L'Accrocamp, the tree-top adventure park in the Meudon Forest of Chaville in the Hauts-de-Seine (92), located at Parc Forestier de la Mare Adam, welcomes you with friends or family for a day up among the trees! Reopening planned for March 2026, after a winter closure.

The AccroCamp Créteil 94 accrobranche, for tree-climbing on the Ile de Loisirs.

Climbing at the Créteil leisure base, just a stone's throw from its wave pool, is possible. Indeed, Accrocamp offers an adventure course to delight all the little and big adventurers you are. Whether you're into a giant zipline or a safe trampoline mode, this is a wonderful outdoor setup to entertain you. Reopening is planned for early 2026 after a winter closure.

Les Voiliers du Luxembourg, the Jardin du Luxembourg's historic boats for children

Every summer, the Jardin du Luxembourg basin is decked out in its finest miniature sailboats. A historic amusement that has delighted youngsters for generations, miniature sailboats are one of the must-do family activities in this magnificent Parisian park.

Sherwood Parc: France's largest adventure park marks its 20th anniversary.

Sherwood Parc is adventure on a grand scale as it marks its 20th anniversary! More than just a treetop adventure park, Sherwood Parc is a multi-activity themed park. Discover treetop courses for all ages, a giant inflatable play area, Archery Tag, electric scooter rides, archery, and the Explor Game!

Botanical gardens and arboretums to explore in Paris and the Île-de-France region

Looking to escape into nature and explore the botanical gardens and arboretums of Paris and its surrounding region? We share with you the must-visit spots that will immerse you in an array of diverse and stunning plant collections. From the heart of Paris to the Yvelines, passing through the Hauts-de-Seine and Seine-et-Marne, the botanical gardens and arboretums of Île-de-France offer delightful plant discoveries to enjoy year-round.

Montfermeil Arboretum: An Unconventional Natural Retreat in Seine-Saint-Denis

In Seine-Saint-Denis, the Montfermeil municipal arboretum stretches over 11 hectares of greenery, featuring a unique botanical trail, open to visitors free of charge year-round. It's a perfect nature getaway to the east of Paris, especially during this sunny season.