The West of Paris has plenty to surprise you. From La Muette to Porte Dauphine, via the chic districts of Auteuil and Passy and the Bois de Boulogne, the capital's green lung, Parisians and tourists alike find the luxury, calm and serenity so sought-after in Paris.
Discreet and bucolic, the above-mentioned districts are home to architectural gems - not for nothing did the famous French architect Le Corbusier make them his home - foundations dedicated to art and contemporary creation, charming parks and gardens that perfectly satisfy local residents' desire for greenery, must-see museums and some even more original ones.
And if you've got your wallet in a twist, there are plenty of bistronomic and gourmet restaurants in the area, before relaxing at the Auteuil or Longchamp racecourses. These beautiful districts are little-known and not often visited by tourists, but they're well worth an extended stop.
Tempted? Then follow the guide!
This vast concert hall hidden beneath the Trocadéro will reopen after four years of renovations.
Under the Trocadéro Esplanade in Paris, the Jean-Vilar Hall of the Théâtre de Chaillot is preparing to reopen in the fall of 2027. After four years of work, this historic theatre with nearly 1,200 seats will welcome back its audience. [Read more]
On this date in Paris, October 9: The opening of the Jardin d'Acclimatation in the Bois de Boulogne
Le mardi 9 octobre 1860, le Jardin d'Acclimatation ouvre ses portes au bois de Boulogne. Quickly, this vast green space dedicated to science, entertainment and education becomes a darling of Parisians, who flock to marvel at exotic animals and plants, as well as tribes from distant lands. After weathering numerous reversals through the wars, the Jardin d'Acclimatation later evolves into an amusement park where families still enjoy themselves today. [Read more]
On November 1 in Paris: the Auteuil Racecourse opens its gates
On November 1, 1873, the first spectators laid eyes on the brand-new Hippodrome d’Auteuil, at the gates of the Bois de Boulogne. Designed exclusively for steeplechase racing, this Parisian racecourse would quickly come to be known as the “temple of obstacle racing” in France. [Read more]
Did you know? The Bois de Boulogne once hosted an adults-only amusement park, of which only a few remnants remain.
In the 19th century, the Bois de Boulogne was home to an unusual amusement park, reserved for adults only. Today, only a handful of traces survive, visible in the 16th arrondissement of Paris. [Read more]
On this day in Paris, October 23: An astonishing flying machine on the Bagatelle lawn
On 23 October 1906, Alberto Santos-Dumont lifted off in his peculiar 14-bis on the Bagatelle lawn in the Bois de Boulogne. Before an astonished crowd, the machine covered about 60 metres in the air, marking a major milestone in the early days of aviation. [Read more]
The Pont d'Iéna, Paris's own bridge the Prussians tried to blow up.
Did you know that the Pont d'Iéna almost ended up being destroyed by a revanchist Prussian general? Discover its history. [Read more]
Who is buried in Passy Cemetery? The celebrities and where to find their graves
Who's buried in Passy Cemetery? Artists, painters, sculptors, writers, musicians, actors - discover the personalities buried in this Parisian necropolis. [Read more]
Passy Cemetery, one of Paris's most distinctive cemeteries, facing the Eiffel Tower.
Situated on the edge of the Trocadéro Gardens, Passy Cemetery enjoys a prime location. It’s easy to see why Edouard Manet, Fernandel, and Claude Debussy chose to spend their final days there, with the Eiffel Tower rising above the graves. [Read more]
Can you visit the Maison de la Radio, Paris’s remarkable circular monument?
With its uniquely rounded silhouette—the only one of its kind in France—the House of Radio and Music is one of Paris’s most recognizable buildings. Inside lie legendary studios, a vast auditorium, works of art, and spaces usually reserved for Radio France teams. [Read more]
Maison Guimet - Hôtel d'Heidelbach : this hidden gem of Asian treasures reopens its doors
The Guimet House, the new jewel in the former Hôtel d'Heidelbach, will reopen to the public on 23 May 2026, on Avenue d'Iéna in Paris’s 16th arrondissement. Imperial Chinese furniture, a Japanese garden, a tea pavilion, guided tours and tea tastings are on the agenda. We went to discover the place and tell you about its unsuspected treasures. [Read more]
Did you know? A Japanese garden with a unique tea pavilion hides in the heart of Paris.
Did you know? A Japanese garden, with its authentic teahouse, hides in the heart of Paris’s 16th arrondissement, inside the Maison Guimet (the former Hôtel Heidelbach). This discreet venue reopens on May 23, 2026, with tea ceremonies and guided tours. [Read more]
Did you know? Bois de Boulogne was once a royal hunting forest.
Did you know that Bois de Boulogne, the lush green oasis in Paris's 16th arrondissement, was once a vast royal forest where French monarchs came to hunt? Here’s a captivating journey through its millennia-old history. [Read more]
JEMA 2026: An Encounter with Fashion Artisans at the Palais Galliera - Museum of Fashion in Paris
The Palais Galliera is taking part in this year's European Days of Craftsmanship, inviting the public to explore a variety of traditional skills from April 7 to 11, 2026. [Read more]
In Paris, this remarkable museum is tucked away inside a historic cellar.
In the 16th arrondissement, just a stone’s throw from the Eiffel Tower, lies an unusual museum dedicated entirely to wine — housed in historic medieval cellars once used to store the monks’ vintages. Dive into the story of this one-of-a-kind place where underground heritage and viticultural culture come together. [Read more]
Did you know? This Parisian university is located in the former NATO headquarters.
Did you know? Paris-Dauphine University, now a leading institution in economics, social sciences, and management, is housed in a building rich with history: the former European headquarters of NATO, constructed in the 1950s at Porte Dauphine. [Read more]
In Paris, beneath the Radio House, lies a hidden atomic shelter— a remnant of the Cold War era.
Along the banks of the Seine in Paris, the Maison de la Radio, famous for its round shape and broadcast studios, conceals beneath its floors an underground nuclear bunker built during the Cold War—an enduring reminder of the security concerns that shaped that era. [Read more]
A walk in Balzac's footsteps in Paris, from the rue Visconti printing works to the secrets of Passy
For Honoré de Balzac, Paris was a theater of exiles, frenzied creations and secret refuges. Between debts, pseudonyms and reinventions, the novelist left imprints that the capital has preserved. Explore Balzac's Parisian sites, from homes to hideaways, from public tributes to relics. [Read more]
Journées de l'Architecture 2025: guided tour of the Fondation Le Corbusier - Maison La Roche
Paris celebrates its buildings with a new edition of the Journées Nationales de l'Architecture on October 18, 2025. Take a free guided tour of the Fondation Le Corbusier - Maison La Roche. [Read more]
Did you know? Marie-Antoinette's challenge led to the creation of the Château de Bagatelle in Paris.
Did you know that a simple bet between Marie-Antoinette and her brother-in-law, the Comte d'Artois, was the origin of the Château de Bagatelle? We tell you all about it! [Read more]
JEMA 2025: fabric flower-making demonstration at the Yves Saint Laurent Museum
Discover the art of floral upholstery by Maison Lemarié, at the Yves Saint Laurent Museum. A free event to be enjoyed on Thursday April 3, Saturday April 5 and Sunday April 6, 2025, during the Journées européennes des Métiers d'Art. [Read more]
Did you know? Visit an apartment designed by Le Corbusier, at the Cité de l'Architecture
In the permanent collections, enter a life-size reproduction of an apartment designed by architect Le Corbusier. [Read more]
Saint-Pierre-de-Chaillot church, a curious monument between Byzantine art and concrete in the 16th arrondissement
Nestled in the 16th arrondissement, the Saint-Pierre-de-Chaillot church impresses with its Romanesque-Byzantine architecture in rough concrete, and its exceptional frescoes and tympanum. This monumental edifice, at once austere and fascinating, is home to a unique spiritual and artistic heritage, part of Parisian history. [Read more]
The Germaine Tillion Library: a media library specializing in tourism and travel in Paris
In the 16th arrondissement, on rue du Commandant Schloesing, the Germaine Tillion library is a veritable Ali Baba's cave for the curious and adventure-loving: specializing in travel and tourism, it is a unique collection in Paris. [Read more]
Visit the Palais d'Iéna free of charge: information and history of this unique building in Paris
Located in the 16th arrondissement of Paris, the Palais d'Iéna is an imposing circular building. Designed by Auguste Perret, the building can now be visited free of charge! [Read more]
Did you know? Villa Windsor, the former home of English royalty, is about to be unveiled to the public
The former residence of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, located in the Bois de Boulogne, is to be refurbished and opened to the public within the next few months. Perfect for a dive into the history of English royalty, among other things! [Read more]
Did you know? This is the last of Hector Guimard's original Type B metro station aediculae.
Did you know? Hector Guimard's last surviving type B kiosk, nicknamed La Libellule, is located at Porte Dauphine station in Paris. This exceptional Parisian metro entrance is one of the last original vestiges, and we tell you all about it. [Read more]
Did you know? Charles Klein's unusual building, Les Chardons, is a listed and award-winning building.
In the heart of Paris's 16th arrondissement, the Immeuble de Charles Klein stands out for its unique representation of thistles. Built in 1903, this Art Nouveau architectural jewel invites you on a voyage of discovery rich in history and aesthetics. [Read more]
Did you know that? The Castel Béranger is one of the emblematic buildings of Art Nouveau in Paris
Did you know that? The Castel Béranger is an emblematic building of Art Nouveau in Paris. It was designed by the architect Hector Guimard, famous for his Art Nouveau creations, including the famous Parisian subway entrances. Located in the 16th arrondissement of Paris, the Castel Béranger is a true architectural gem, a testimony to the refined aesthetics of the period. [Read more]
On this day in history, October 17: The massacre of Algerians, bodies dumped into the Seine.
On October 17, 1961, a peaceful demonstration organized by the National Liberation Front in support of Algerian independence was brutally crushed. In a single night, between 30 and 200 Algerians were killed and dumped into the Seine. [Read more]
Ephemeris of August 16 in Paris: Resistance fighters ambushed in the Bois de Boulogne
On August 16, 1944, a few days before the Liberation of Paris, French Resistance fighters were ambushed in the Bois de Boulogne and shot by SS officers and French Gestapo agents. [Read more]
Discover Bagatelle Park, its rose garden and sublime gardens
The Parc de Bagatelle awaits you on the Bois de Boulogne side to let you enjoy its enchanting setting. From the Château de Bagatelle to the beautiful rose garden and vegetable patch, this is a magical garden where life is good. [Read more]
Paris's Bois de Boulogne: one of the capital's green lungs
Along with the Bois de Vincennes, the Bois de Boulogne is one of the two largest green spaces accessible by metro. Situated to the west of the capital, it's a sublime place to live, offering sublime green landscapes and a beautiful botanical heritage. [Read more]
The Jardin des Serres d'Auteuil, an exotic haven of peace with plants from all over the world
For a moment of peace and quiet in the heart of Paris's 16th arrondissement, come and admire the magnificent species of plants from elsewhere, in the Jardin des Serres d'Auteuil. Large greenhouses, palm trees and magnificent flowerbeds await you! [Read more]
Unusual: take a river shuttle for a ride on an island in the heart of Paris
Many people are familiar with the Bois de Boulogne, yet few really know that it's home to two of the capital's most beautiful lakes and their picturesque islands. Come on board with us: we're off to discover these hidden treasures of Paris! [Read more]
Parisian tip: boating in the Bois de Vincennes or the Bois de Boulogne
Looking for an original way out? Why not go boating in Paris! In the Bois de Vincennes and in the heart of the Bois de Boulogne, it's possible to rent a boat to enjoy a good time in a beautiful green setting. [Read more]
Stroll along the Petite Ceinture from the 14th to the 16th arrondissement: a nature trail with a change of scenery
After the strolls along the Petite Ceinture in Paris's 18th and 17th arrondissements, we're off to the 14th, 15th and 16th arrondissements for an almost three-kilometre walk in close proximity to nature. [Read more]
Indian Nights 2026: Jardin d’Acclimatation lights up in the colors of the Taj Mahal
Following its latest edition devoted to Japan, that iconic land of the Rising Sun and centuries-old traditions, the Jardin d’Acclimatation now guides you to India, land of Maharajas, the Taj Mahal, and countless legends, tales, and customs. A lantern festival that promises a one-way ticket to India for this 2026 edition. [Read more]
Le Défi du Dragon: the new thrill ride at the Jardin d'Acclimatation
Le Défi du Dragon arrives at the Jardin d'Acclimatation on April 12, 2025, ready to thrill even the most daring! Hold on to your hats as this fiery roller-coaster takes you on an adventure full of tight turns and thrills. Will you dare to face the beast? [Read more]
The Sainte Hilaire educational farm, to discover the world of farms at the Jardin d'Acclimatation
Did you know? At the heart of the Jardin d'Acclimatation is an educational farm: Ferme Sainte-Hilaire, a must-see for the whole family! [Read more]
Jurassic Island: dinosaurs arrive in a new VR attraction at the Jardin d'Acclimatation
Jurassic Island invades the Jardin d'Acclimatation, offering an immersive VR experience at the heart of the dinosaur age. Join the team of intrepid paleontologists under the dome of the amusement park in Paris's 16th arrondissement, and prepare for an epic encounter with the most fearsome predators that have ever existed! [Read more]
Restaurants in Auteuil, Passy, and Bois de Boulogne: Where to eat in these neighborhoods in Paris?
Looking for a good restaurant in the Auteuil, Passy and Bois de Boulogne areas? Find our best addresses here! [Read more]
Brunches in Paris 16: Where to brunch in the 16th arrondissement? Our best addresses and favorites
Chic and residential, the 16th arrondissement of Paris also boasts some great places to brunch, including refined establishments, bright cafés, and quiet terraces nestled a stone's throw from the neighborhood's museums, parks, and gardens. [Read more]
Le Diamant Bleu: Year-End, Christmas and New Year’s Eve Dinner Cruises on the Seine in Paris
Sponsored - In December 2026, Le Diamant Bleu offers dinner cruises on the Seine in Paris, featuring live music, festive menus, New Year’s Eve dinners and gift vouchers. Get 10% off your booking with promo code DECEMBRE2026! [Read more]
All-you-can-eat brunch along the Seine with Le Diamant Bleu in Paris — 10% off with code SORTIRAPARIS10
Embark on a gourmet brunch cruise in Paris with Le Diamant Bleu: all-you-can-eat buffet on the Seine, elegant setting and 10% discount with code SORTIRAPARIS10. [Read more]
L'Auberge des Crus, the bistro haven with a well-stocked cellar just steps from Roland-Garros
Just a short walk from Roland-Garros, far from the loud hotspots and influencer tables, L'Auberge des Crus nurtures the art of the Parisian bistro as if upholding a long-standing family tradition. A warm house, earnest without being stuffy, where people come as much for the cellar as for generous, well-executed French cooking. [Read more]
A brief history of Paris's great restaurants: La Grande Cascade, former imperial pavilion
Formerly the hunting lodge of Napoleon III, La Grande Cascade became an exceptional restaurant in 1900. A refined setting in the heart of the woods, dedicated to haute cuisine and the art of French entertaining. [Read more]
Geoélia, the fine dining restaurant of chef Camille Saint M'leux
Talented Michelin-starred chef Camille Saint M'leux has chosen to open his first Paris restaurant, Geoélia, in place of Tang, the 16th arrondissement institution. [Read more]
La Ferme du Pré, we tested Frédéric Anton's gourmet bistro Paris 16e
Head to the 16th arrondissement to discover La Ferme du Pré, the warm bistro imagined by Frédéric Anton. With its chic inn atmosphere and comforting dishes, we tried out this new address just a stone's throw from the Pré Catelan. [Read more]
Chambelland, the gluten-free bakery and tea room in Paris
If you're looking for a certified gluten-free bakery, want to try out gluten-free breads and pastries for your health, or are looking to vary your diet, Boulangerie Chambelland, now in the 17th, 16th and 11th arrondissements with a tea room, has something to tempt you. In-house production, traceable from A to Z, organic products, original breads and addictive new cookies, there's plenty to tempt not just the intolerant. [Read more]
Manie Café, the 16th arrondissement's coffee shop for specialty coffees and pastries
Looking for a great cup of coffee in Paris's 16th arrondissement? Head for Manie, the coffee shop offering specialty coffees, matcha and ube lattes, accompanied by cakes, cookies and gourmet pastries by Alexis Beaufils. [Read more]
An elegant Tea Time to be savored in the hushed library of a Paris mansion
An exceptional Tea Time lurks behind the gates of the Saint James Paris. Every weekend, this confidential château-hotel in the 16th arrondissement opens its Bar-Bibliothèque to aesthetes of taste. At the helm, pastry chef Coline Doussin creates a tasting experience in which every mouthful balances finesse, surprise and indulgence. A hushed luxury to be savored without haste. [Read more]
The Dumant siblings take over Le Mouton Blanc, Normandy-style bourgeois cuisine
The historic Auberge du Mouton Blanc is enjoying a second lease of life in the 16th arrondissement, under the aegis of the Dumant siblings and restaurateur Tristan Lefebvre. They offer a bourgeois cuisine with hints of Normandy. [Read more]
Zostera by Julien Dumas, a gastronomic dive into deep waters
Chef Julien Dumas has taken over the institution Le Pergolèse in the 16th arrondissement. Now renamed Zostera, he offers a gastronomic dive into deep waters of infinite poetry. [Read more]
Hotels in Paris’ 16th arrondissement: Where to stay in the 16th? Hotels, inns and accommodations
Looking for a place to stay in Paris's 16th arrondissement? Find hotels, youth hostels and other accommodation in the area. [Read more]
Le camping de Paris, the capital's only intramural campsite, located in the Bois de Boulogne.
Located in the heart of the Bois de Boulogne, along the last natural banks of the Seine, Camping de Paris is the capital's only intramural campsite. Roulottes, cottages, chalets or camping pitches, it's up to you to choose your cozy little nest and enjoy an authentic camping experience that's unparalleled in Paris! [Read more]
Noucha, a family-run rooftop hotel in the 16th arrondissement
With its family home feel, planted rooftop and restaurant, Noucha is the new hotel in the 16th arrondissement. [Read more]
Brach, the Philippe Starck-designed hotel with spa and rooftop
Aah le Brach, with its cosy Starck-designed rooms, tasty restaurant, pastry counter, swimming pool and even rooftop vegetable garden... A choice hotel for your stay in Paris! [Read more]
Molitor Hotel & Spa, its restaurant, rooftop and cult pool
Molitor, the legendary Art Deco-style Parisian establishment, reopened its doors in 2014 after an absence of over 20 years. Known for its swimming pool, the MLTR will enchant you with its 5-star hotel, restaurant, spa by Clarins and rooftop terrace! [Read more]
Musée Marmottan Monet: opening hours, news... All you need to know about the temple of Impressionism
If you love fine art and Impressionism, the Musée Marmottan Monet is for you! Here's what you need to know to prepare for your visit to the museum. [Read more]
Musée national de la Marine in Paris: a place of art for learning and travel at the Trocadéro
The National Maritime Museum invites us to discover the treasures of the sea and the issues surrounding it through its permanent collections. Check out the museum’s latest news and plan your next visit. [Read more]
Musée de l'Homme: discover the origins, evolution and future of the human species
At the Trocadéro, the Musée de l'Homme invites you to discover the evolution of Man (with a capital "H"), from the first humans to the men of today, on an interactive and educational tour. [Read more]
The Maison de Balzac, home of the famous writer, and its secret garden overlooking the Eiffel Tower
The Maison de Balzac, one of the famous writer's homes, is one of the capital's literary gems, located in the 16th arrondissement of Paris. This house-museum also boasts an incredible garden overlooking the Eiffel Tower, as well as a café. [Read more]
Le M., Musée du Vin in Paris: tastings, restaurant, exhibitions, concerts & parties!
Did you know that Paris has its own wine museum? Located in the capital's 16th arrondissement, this historic institution invites you to stroll through its 15th-century vaulted cellars and discover all the secrets of wine culture. Renovated and renamed M. Musée du Vin, the venue promises a rich program of restaurants, tasting courses, taste experiences, temporary exhibitions, concerts and Parisian soirées. [Read more]
The Musée Clemenceau: a little-known historic site in Paris
Did you know? There's a little-known museum in Paris that plunges us into the private life of Georges Clemenceau. Nicknamed the Tiger, this former French minister left his mark on the history of the Third Republic. The Musée Clemenceau takes us into his apartment and garden, a timeless place! [Read more]
Le Corbusier's Maison La Roche: visit the iconic architect's work in Paris
In the 16th arrondissement of Paris, an architectural treasure emerges: the Maison La Roche, the fruit of the innovative spirit of Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret in the 1920s. A pioneer of architectural purism, this daring residence redefined the rules of modern architecture. Today, the Maison La Roche has become a symbol of innovation and creativity, welcoming the public to exhibitions of design and contemporary art. A great opportunity to (re)discover its spaces! [Read more]
The Musée d'Ennery, an incredible secret location a stone's throw from the Arc de Triomphe in Paris
Among the capital's little secrets, the Musée d'Ennery is sure to delight lovers of Asian art. Nestled just off the world's most beautiful avenue, this museum, hidden away in a private mansion, takes us on a veritable journey back in time! [Read more]
The Fondation Louis Vuitton, a mecca for contemporary art in Paris
The Fondation Louis Vuitton, a mecca for contemporary art in Paris [Read more]
Did you know? There's a Musée de la Contrefaçon in Paris!
Fans of luxury goods or works of art? Learn to tell the real from the fake at the Musée de la Contrefaçon in Paris. Housed in a sumptuous 16th-century townhouse, the museum is packed with varied collections built up from seizures and brought together for educational purposes. The ideal place to hone your eye and your analysis! [Read more]
99 Cameras Museum: a free museum dedicated to legendary cameras, at Studio Harcourt
At the heart of Studio Harcourt, the 99 Cameras Museum brings together 99 iconic cameras from a family collection. This free museum in Paris’s 16th arrondissement traces a century of film photography history. [Read more]
The Musée de l'Homme debunks common myths about drugs in a major, offbeat exhibition.
Why do people use drugs, which societies rely on them, how do we define a drug? The Museum of Mankind answers all our questions in an unusual and unprecedented exhibition to be unveiled from November 18, 2026 to June 6, 2027. [Read more]
Photo exhibition: “The Poetics of Photography” by Mark Heier at Studio Harcourt
Sponsored - On the occasion of Photography Week, from November 2 to 14, 2026 in Paris, and in dialogue with Paris Photo, the prestigious Studio Harcourt will host a solo exhibition and the launch of the art book "Paris1: The Poetics of Photography" by photographer Mark Heier. Free admission! [Read more]
The Call of the Deep: embark on an exploration with the National Maritime Museum's exhibition
Beliefs, fantastical tales, or scientific inquiries—the abyss has spoken of itself for centuries. From October 14, 2026 to April 4, 2027, the National Maritime Museum invites us on a brief journey into the heart of these depths that fascinate humanity... [Read more]
Stories of landscapes from Monet to Hockney: an astonishing exhibition at the Marmottan Monet Museum
The Marmottan Monet Museum surveys landscape art from 1890 to today, in a rich, varied itinerary that brings together leading artists. Discover the exhibition Histoires de paysages, running from September 24, 2026 to January 31, 2027. [Read more]
From vine to glass, wine at Balzac's: the quirky exhibition at the Maison de Balzac
The Maison de Balzac dives into the wine theme, a beverage that appears throughout Balzac’s works. Discover this remarkable exhibition running from November 26, 2026 to April 6, 2027. [Read more]
Gustave Fayet at the Louis Vuitton Foundation: Van Gogh, Gauguin and Redon in a landmark exhibition
The Louis Vuitton Foundation is dedicating a major, blockbuster exhibition to Gustave Fayet, a visionary collector and multi-disciplinary creator, from October 9, 2026, to March 8, 2027. [Read more]
The Great Ages: Nikos Aliagas's tender photo exhibition at the Musée de l'Homme
Until January 3, 2027, Nikos Aliagas is exhibiting at the Musée de l’Homme. Blending intimate portraits with scientific data, « Les Grands âges » examines our relationship with aging and the essential role of our elders, through a photographic exhibition. [Read more]
Musée Marmottan Monet by night: discover Impressionist works every Thursday evening
Every Thursday evening, until 9pm, the Musée Marmottan-Monet, temple of Impressionism, welcomes you for a nocturne through its permanent collections and temporary exhibitions. [Read more]
A true masterpiece: Alain Sachs plays with AI at the Théâtre de Passy
At the Théâtre de Passy in Paris, Alain Sachs has devised a comedy that purports to have been written by artificial intelligence. A Pure Masterpiece plays with the author, the characters and the conventions of theater. [Read more]
Cello and organ: a tribute to Kaija Saariaho with nine world premieres in Paris
Radio France brings cello and organ together for a day dedicated to Kaija Saariaho on November 28, 2026, in Paris. Two concerts, at 4 p.m. and 8 p.m., feature French and world premieres. [Read more]
Bloody Passy: a horror film club at the Majestic Passy, launching with REC
Le Majestic Passy launches Bloody Passy on October 30, 2026, at 9 p.m., featuring REC, a short film, an appearance by its director, a quiz and prizes. [Read more]
Les Folies Gruss in Paris: the equestrian show settles into a brand-new venue
Sponsored - Les Folies Gruss returns to Paris’s 16th arrondissement from Thursday, October 3, 2026, to March 28, 2027, with an equestrian and musical show in a new venue, with a restaurant on site. [Read more]
Les Folies Gruss: a premier equestrian show in Paris, the 2026–2027 season
Les Folies Gruss present their equestrian musical comedy and vaudeville show in Paris until March 28, 2027. The 2026–2027 season unfolds in a brand-new venue at the Carrefour des Cascades, in the Bois de Boulogne. [Read more]
I have three loves: Chopin, Legrand and Aznavour at the piano
Erik Berchot brings together the worlds of Chopin, Michel Legrand and Charles Aznavour in I Have Three Loves, at the Théâtre de Passy until December 29, 2026. Macha Méril's voice accompanies this musical narrative. [Read more]
The Word Thief with Patrick Braoudé at the Passy Theatre
Patrick Braoudé, Violette Gamblin and Sébastien Chartier perform Le Voleur de mots at the Théâtre de Passy in Paris, from October 1, 2026 to January 3, 2027. Anne Bourgeois stages Alain Teulié’s comedy about an author who hides the origin of his books. [Read more]
The Second Surprise of Love: Marivaux on Stage in Paris
La Seconde Surprise de l’amour, directed by Ronan Rivière, arrives at the Ranelagh for five performances from October 25 to December 30, 2026, then at the Épée de Bois from January 14 to 31, 2027. [Read more]
Arsène Lupin at the Le Ranelagh Theatre: a play for ages 7 and up
Arsène Lupin heads to Paris's Théâtre Le Ranelagh from September 17, 2026, to January 17, 2027. Delphine Piard reimagines Maurice Leblanc’s gentleman thief in a crime comedy suitable for audiences aged 7 and up. [Read more]
Octopus: immersive theater returns to Théâtre Le Ranelagh for a new season
An immersive show at the heart of a historic theater in Paris’s 16th arrondissement. Octopus, the creation from the company 5e Acte, returns for another season of performances. See it at Théâtre Le Ranelagh from September 19, 2026, to March 21, 2027, for a 360-degree theatrical experience. [Read more]
Fleux in Paris: the concept store for pop home décor and quirky objects in the heart of the Marais
At Fleux, everyday objects feel like mini works of art, sometimes with a bold dash of whimsy. Designer lighting, pop tableware, decorative accessories, quirky gifts and kid-friendly finds: this Parisian concept store unfolds its worlds across several Marais shops, each with its own character. [Read more]
ParisLongchamp Racecourse: the mythical setting for flat racing and the art of living in the Bois de Boulogne.
A premier hub for horse racing in the heart of the 16th arrondissement, the ParisLongchamp Racecourse is a cornerstone of flat racing in France. Renowned for the legendary Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe, this modern venue blends festive events with expansive green spaces. [Read more]
The Parc des Princes, a soccer temple that has been home to Paris-Saint-Germain since 1974
After the Stade de France, the Parc des Princes is the largest soccer stadium in the Paris region, and has been home to Paris-Saint-Germain since the late 1970s. Accessible on guided tours, it is mainly used on match nights. [Read more]
Stade Jean Bouin: from rugby to soccer, a modern stadium that continues to evolve
The Jean Bouin stadium, next door to the Parc des Princes in Paris' 16th arrondissement, is home to Stade Français and soon Paris FC's XV rugby matches, a mainstay of Parisian sport since its construction in 1925. [Read more]
Roland-Garros stadium, the temple of clay tennis in Paris
Known the world over thanks to the French Open tennis tournament, the Roland-Garros stadium is a veritable open-air museum for fans of the sport and clay courts, located at Porte d'Auteuil in the west of Paris. [Read more]
France Boxing Club, the boxing gym designed by French Olympic Team coaches
The coaches of the French Olympic Boxing Team open a 300m2 gym, open to all, even children, in the 16th arrondissement of Paris. The program includes group and individual classes, taught by renowned coaches. [Read more]
La Piscine d'Auteuil, swimming in the heart of the 16th arrondissement racecourse
The Auteuil swimming pool is a must-see venue in the 16th arrondissement, located inside the Auteuil racecourse, with its two pools, partially open roof and solarium in the heart of the countryside. [Read more]
Novemb’Run 2026: Run for men’s health on November 22 in Paris!
La Novemb’Run will feature a 5 km and a 10 km charity run on Sunday, November 22, 2026 in Paris, starting from Avenue Foch. Organized by the French Association of Urology, this inaugural edition backs urology research. [Read more]
Urgent Run Paris 2026: charity runs at the Bois de Boulogne on November 14
L’Urgent Run Paris makes a comeback at the Bois de Boulogne on Saturday, November 14, 2026, offering 5-, 10- and 20-kilometer routes to back efforts to improve access to toilets. [Read more]
Run for Climate 2026: 5km and 10km races in the Bois de Boulogne, Paris
Run for Climate makes its return on November 29, 2026, at the Bois de Boulogne in Paris, with 5 km and 10 km races to support climate research. [Read more]
Stade Français at Jean Bouin Stadium: upcoming rugby fixtures, schedule and TV channel
The Jean Bouin Stadium hosts Stade Français for numerous rugby matches. Find out the upcoming fixtures you won’t want to miss for the 2026-2027 season. [Read more]
Paris FC at Stade Jean Bouin: upcoming football matches — schedule and TV channel
Paris FC, now based at Stade Jean Bouin right across from its neighbor PSG, will continue in Ligue 1 this season 2026–2027. Discover the upcoming fixtures you won’t want to miss. [Read more]
Unusual: we tested the eFoil, this electric surfboard that glides along the Seine, in a marina in the 16th arrondissement
Want to fly over the Seine this summer? Head to the 16th arrondissement to discover Foil in Paris, an urban marina that offers a try on the eFoil, this futuristic electric board. We tested this quirky (and refreshing) activity, blending gliding, a floating pool and a beach-club vibe. [Read more]
Fit Room: the intimate gym offering personalized coaching, from Hyrox training to Pilates, located in the 16th arrondissement
Forget crowded gyms — discover Fit Room, an intimate retreat in the heart of the 16th arrondissement, where sessions are held in very small groups. Created by coach Joana BFitness, this studio offers personalized, premium support to push your limits in a positive, supportive environment, from Pilates to Cross Training. [Read more]
Hera Club: a women's fitness studio in the 16th arrondissement that combines California Barre with a designer coffee shop
In the 16th arrondissement of Paris, Hera Club welcomes Parisian women looking for classes to tone, lengthen and sculpt their figure without too much cardio. Thanks to the California Barre method, a blend of pilates, yoga and fitness, the effort is intense but accessible to all, in this modern studio nestled in a small coffee shop. [Read more]
Snake & Twist: the pilates studio presents its own method on Megaformer
After opening four Parisian locations, in the 16th arrondissement, 17th arrondissement and 9th arrondissement, Snake&Twist, the pilates studio specializing in Lagree in its own way, has opened a brand new room in the 16th arrondissement, with redesigned, state-of-the-art machines. [Read more]
Comme un Charme, the well-being address in the 16th arrondissement for express relaxation
Comme un Charme is the beauty salon in the 16th arrondissement of Paris that promises to bring us relaxation, well-being and a boost of self-confidence through innovative treatments. For those who think they don't have the time to take time for themselves, the address offers a hydraglow treatment that allows you to recharge your batteries in half an hour. [Read more]
Spark Club: group classes in infrared saunas to burn maximum calories
How about trying out a new approach to sport? Spark Club reinvents group classes by imagining a futuristic gym where each session takes place in an infrared sauna, guided by a virtual coach. An innovative experience that overturns the codes of traditional fitness. We tell you all about it. [Read more]
Reveal your Face: the sports-inspired facial massage that tones and firms at Brach Paris
Why train just your body? With Reveal Your Face, Céline Pavoine's signature protocol, face training comes to Brach Paris to tone, smooth and awaken features in 30 or 45 minutes. Settled into a vintage barber's chair in the 16th arrondissement hotel, with a view of the gym, get ready for an ultra-dynamic massage as effective as a workout! [Read more]
Unusual in Paris: Water skiing on the Seine
Water skiing on the Seine? Yes, it's possible, and it's happening in Paris! A Club offers 3.5km of skiable water with learning workshops. Whether you're interested in bi-skiing, mono-skiing or even learning to do tricks and wakeboarding, here's an unusual spot that could well help you discover a new passion. [Read more]
Jardin d'Acclimatation, the amusement park in the heart of Paris
Once again, the Jardin d'Acclimatation welcomes us for some fun and relaxation. This amusement park for small children offers 40 attractions for children from 1 year of age, an educational farm and restaurants on the edge of the Bois de Boulogne at the gateway to Paris. [Read more]
The GoodPlanet Foundation, a festive family venue dedicated to ecology and solidarity at Pris
Created by renowned photographer Yann Arthus-Bertrand, the GoodPlanet Foundation opened its doors in 2017 in the heart of the Bois de Boulogne, in the 16th arrondissement. Since then, the venue has offered a wide range of concerts, events and other major gatherings, all entirely free of charge, focusing on ecology and solidarity, all in an exceptional setting. [Read more]
The GoodPlanet Foundation, a festive family venue dedicated to ecology and solidarity at Pris
Created by renowned photographer Yann Arthus-Bertrand, the GoodPlanet Foundation opened its doors in 2017 in the heart of the Bois de Boulogne, in the 16th arrondissement. Since then, the venue has offered a wide range of concerts, events and other major gatherings, all entirely free of charge, focusing on ecology and solidarity, all in an exceptional setting. [Read more]
Family: Jardin d’Acclimatation opens a pirate-themed space.
All aboard! The Jardin d’Acclimatation unveils a new pirate-themed playground. Ready, little sailors? [Read more]
Le Monde de Noé: an immersive experience in the animal world, in Paris
Le Monde de Noé invites young and old alike to a unique immersive experience in the 16th and 14th arrondissements of Paris. Discover three fascinating ecosystems populated by rescued animals, all supervised by passionate professionals. Experience authentic, educational interaction with the animal world. An opportunity to raise families' awareness of biodiversity and animal welfare in an urban environment. [Read more]
Les P'tits Marmottans, the special kids program at the Musée Marmottan-Monet
Fancy a cultural outing for the whole family? Head straight for the Musée Marmottan-Monet, which offers family workshops and guided tours on Wednesdays and during school vacations, so you can discover its collections and exhibitions, even with little ones! [Read more]
Bars Paris 16: Where to grab a drink in the 16th arrondissement? Our top picks and favorites
With its opulent houses, terraces overlooking the Seine, and cozy bars, Paris's 16th arrondissement is the perfect setting for a sophisticated aperitif or cocktail, a craft beer, or a well-chosen glass of natural wine. [Read more]
Marina les Maquereaux: terrace on the water with pool, restaurant, cocktails, oysters & DJ sets in Paris
This summer, head for the 16th arrondissement with Marina les Maquereaux, the chic new spot on the banks of the Seine. Floating pool, oysters, cocktails and DJ sets... it's official: Paris goes Riviera! [Read more]
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Paris 16th: What to do in the 16th arrondissement? Outings, visits and top picks
From Trocadéro to Passy, via Auteuil, La Muette and Porte Dauphine, Paris’s 16th arrondissement is bursting with great ideas for outings and fantastic spots to discover! [Read more]
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Paris 16th: What to do in the 16th arrondissement? Outings, visits and top picks
