As every year, September is the month of the annual appointment of the Heritage Days. On September 17 and 18, 2022, many museums, monuments and more will open their doors for free and organize guided tours and animations specially designed for the occasion.
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A great mystery hides in the Tuileries Gardens. The Louvre Museum challenges you to solve an enigma in the open air with your family or friends. "Secret d'Arcadie" invites you to look carefully at the garden and analyze its smallest details through a variety of games combining observation, reflection, and logic, in a tour lasting approximately one hour and 15 minutes.
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The Christian Dior mansion is now home to the Galerie Dior, a museum in its own right where you can admire the French fashion house's most dazzling creations.
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Today is the French National Day! Discover what to do in Paris !
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Are you looking for a getaway not far from Paris to enjoy the beautiful summer days? We propose you an experience not to be missed: the Grandes Eaux Musicales de Versailles!
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The good weather is back in Paris, and we are all looking forward to a bit of nature. What could be better than a walk in a park? The City of Light offers us a wide choice of parks and gardens to escape for a day, here are our suggestions!
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Next week is the " Fête de la Musique ", but not just any edition! On 21 June, we celebrate the 40ᵉ anniversary of this unique opportunity to dance all night long through the streets of Paris!
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Whether you are a shopping enthusiast or simply looking for something to do in the 15ᵉ arrondissement of Paris, be sure to visit the Beaugrenelle Shopping Centre!
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Located in the heart of Paris, under the Trocadero gardens, the Paris Aquarium is the ancestor of all aquariums in the world, since it was built for the Universal Exhibition of 1867.
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