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10 new coffee shops to discover in Paris

Coffee shops are all the rage in Paris, and new ones are springing up all the time. To help you make the right choice, here are 10 recently-discovered coffee shops that are sure to please.

Wani Paris, the poetic coffee shop in the 6th arrondissement that sublimates plants

Wani is the new coffee shop on the Left Bank, a stone's throw from Le Bon Marché. Headed by Sugio Yamaguchi, the former virtuoso of the Botanique restaurant, he aims to offer us simple, healthy, finely-crafted products.

The free Repar'Café from Plaisir to Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, this Saturday, January 25, 2025

Would you like to repair your objects and appliances for free? A Répar'Café awaits you in Plaisir on Saturday, January 25, 2025 at Jean Moulin elementary school. Organized by Plaisir en transition and the Association des Résidents des Gâtines et du Plateau de Plaisir, this participatory event is the perfect opportunity to repair your broken objects for free, alongside enthusiastic volunteers.

Paris-Versailles-Mantes à la marche 2025, a night hike from 12 to 54 km

On the night of January 25 to 26, 2025, the 88ᵉ edition of the Paris-Versailles-Mantes walk invites enthusiasts and the curious to experience a unique nocturnal adventure. Organized by the Association Sportive Mantaise (ASM), since 1935 this event has brought together thousands of walkers ready to take on a physical and convivial challenge under the stars.

10 things to do in the Yvelines over the weekend of January 25 and 26, 2025

Are you looking for great ideas for outings in the 78 region over the weekend of January 25 and 26, 2025? We've got 10 great ideas for you to discover, go out without spending too much, take a stroll or find out what's hot in the Yvelines.

Naruto arrives at Parc Spirou with a zone dedicated to young people, opening date and info

For the first time in Europe, an amusement park is devoting an entire zone to the "Naruto" manga, a phenomenon that has sold 30 million copies in France. Parc Spirou, located in Monteux, Vaucluse, has unveiled the first images of this ambitious project, scheduled for spring 2026.

Parc Astérix, the 2025 program and new features

Parc Astérix awaits us for a new season from April 5, 2025, with a host of exciting new features. The park continues to innovate every year, and this year promises a new family coaster called Cétautomatix, as well as a new restaurant on the Egyptian side.

Weather in Paris and the Ile-de-France region: rain returns this week after freezing temperatures

After a cold but dry weekend, leading to a peak in the number of pulses, the weather in Paris and the Île-de-France region changes from this Wednesday, January 22, 2025, marking the return of rain. Temperatures will climb to 13°C, accompanied by sustained winds. The level of the Seine will be monitored for possible flooding.

Bacha Coffee opens a luxurious Moroccan café on the Champs-Elysées with a palatial feel

Bacha Coffee, the Moroccan brand renowned for its exceptional coffees, is preparing to open its first salon in Europe on the Champs-Élysées in 2025. Set on one of the world's most emblematic avenues, this new showcase promises to immerse you in the ambience of a veritable Moroccan palace.

Butte Montmartre: priority to pedestrians and cyclists with new facilities

The City of Paris is transforming the Butte Montmartre into a peaceful, sustainable space. Since November 18, 2024, work has been underway to create an open pedestrian area around the Sacré-Coeur. The redevelopment, which will be completed on August 31, 2025, will eliminate parking spaces, limit speed and improve access for pedestrians and cyclists.

Chinese New Year parade at Paris Belleville 2025 with gourmet street food market

Chinese New Year returns to Belleville on January 25 and 26, 2025. The Belleville district, which includes the 11th, 10th, 20th and 19th arrondissements, is also a favorite neighborhood for the Asian community. That's why, once again this year, a host of events are planned to celebrate the Year of the Snake. On the program: a festive parade and a host of exotic street food specialties to feast on over two days.

Agatto, the tea room - workshop for the craziest mochis in Paris

Agatto, that's the name of this confidential tearoom that makes crazy mochis! Agathe, the head pastry chef of this gourmet spot, offers the best mochis in Paris and workshops to learn how to make them. We invite you to discover the nugget.

Brown, the new Marais Coffee Shop for specialty coffees

Brown is a new coffee shop in the Marais district, offering organic specialty coffees. Located on rue de la Verrerie, in the 4th arrondissement of Paris, this new coffee shop has something for all lovers of good coffee, matcha lattes and hot chocolates, accompanied by sweets and fresh waffles.

Swimming in the Seine in summer 2025? The sites that await us!

Swimming in the Seine? It's a subject that was much talked about during the Olympic Games. However, as promised by Anne Hidalgo, it will indeed be possible by summer 2025. We take a look at what's in store and the various sites in Paris where you can take a dip.

The forecourt of Paris City Hall is transformed into an urban forest, with the first trees planted!

The square in front of the town hall is being transformed! Launched last October, work to green the emblematic square is now welcoming the first trees of what will be an urban forest. Until June 2025, 50 trees will be planted to combat heat islands and promote urban biodiversity. This symbolic worksite is part of Anne Hidalgo's ecological policy, and we'll tell you all about what's in store.

Did you know? Why does the Centaur statue have a miniature Statue of Liberty?

César's Centaure, the impressive 5-metre-high sculpture on the Place Michel Debré in Paris's 6ᵉ arrondissement, raises both astonishment and questions. Created between 1983 and 1985 by sculptor César Baldaccini, this half-man, half-horse work pays homage to Pablo Picasso while questioning our relationship with modernity. But what most fascinates the curious is the secret it hides in its breastplate: a miniature reproduction of the Statue of Liberty, an unexpected wink in this sculpture full of symbols.

Is Notre-Dame de Paris easily accessible without a ticket? Is there still a queue?

Since its reopening in December 2024, Notre-Dame de Paris has been packed to the rafters. With over 800,000 visitors welcomed in a single month, the restored edifice is attracting impressive crowds. Are reservations easier? Is it still possible to get in without a ticket? How long is the wait? We've tested it and we'll tell you.

Salon de l'Agriculture 2025: not-to-be-missed events with children

The Salon de l'Agriculture returns to Paris from February 22 to March 2, 2025. A not-to-be-missed event for families, this gathering of goats, sheep, rabbits and animals of all kinds also offers a wealth of entertainment for children.

Flooding in Ile-de-France: Val-de-Marne placed on yellow alert

Following heavy rainfall, the Val-de-Marne has been placed on yellow alert this Wednesday, January 15, 2025, due to a significant rise in the level of the Marne. This flooding remains low, but caution is advised until the river recedes in the coming days.

Fine particle pollution in Ile-de-France and the northern half of France

For the past two days, an episode of fine particle PM 2.5 pollution has been severely degrading air quality across a large northern half of France, from Brittany to Ile-de-France, via Hauts-de-France and Normandy. This is due to freezing temperatures, which trap pollutants close to the ground, exacerbating an already worrying phenomenon for public health.