Come and discover the places that are making headlines in Greater Paris: museums, attractions, gourmet restaurants, gardens and memorial sites
The Greater Paris area is constantly reinventing itself with the opening of exciting new cultural venues, unique dining experiences, and the eagerly awaited reopening of famous museums after major refurbishment projects. Here is a selection of places not to miss!
The Maison du label ‘Fabriqué à Paris’ has become the new showcase for Parisian craftsmanship and local expertise. Designed as an exhibition, sales and meeting space, it showcases designers and companies that have a label certifying that their products are 100% Parisian. Fashion, design, gastronomy, art objects and responsible innovation: this new venue in Paris promotes local manufacturing and short supply chains, while offering workshops, demonstrations and events open to the public.
Maison du label "Fabriqué à Paris"
218 rue Saint-Jacques - 75005 Paris
Get ready from 6 to 28 June 2026 for a timeless experience. JR is transforming the Pont Neuf into a complete work of art, accessible and free for everyone. True to his approach of creating immersive, monumental works, the artist will transform one of Paris’s most iconic bridges into a spectacular space to create a dialogue between past and present. This installation will be one of the major artistic events in Paris in 2026, bringing together heritage, public art and collective experience.
Pont Neuf
Quai de la Mégisserie - Quai des Grands Augustins - 75001 Paris
The Maison Pompidou is part of the cultural revival of Greater Paris, offering a unique format: a local venue dedicated to contemporary art, artistic outreach and exchanges with residents. Designed as an open and lively space, it will host exhibitions, workshops, talks and artist residencies. This new cultural venue aims to bring modern and contemporary art closer to the public, complementing the Centre Pompidou and its satellite centres across the metropolitan area.
La Maison Pompidou
Place Georges Pompidou - 75004 Paris
A major new cultural venue in Greater Paris, Large - Contemporary Cultures is set to open in October 2026 on Île Seguin in Boulogne-Billancourt. Located at the heart of the new Pointe des Arts district, this vast 5,000 m² contemporary art centre aims to support contemporary creation in all its forms, from emerging artists to the great figures of the 20th century. The inaugural exhibition, Moteur Imaginaire, will explore the links between art, the automobile and machines through works from the Renault collection and contemporary creations.
Large: the Île Seguin contemporary art centre
Île Seguin, 92100 Boulogne-Billancourt
A museum devoted to the famous architect-designer Hector Guimard, a major figure of Art Nouveau, known in particular for having designed the entrances to the Paris metro. The Musée Guimard is due to open in January 2028, in the 16th arrondissement. To house this ambitious project, the Hôtel Mezzara is undergoing major restoration work.
60, rue Jean de La Fontaine, 75016 Paris
The Musée du Chien is a place dedicated to the history and culture of the dog. Situated in the Centrale Canine, on the edge of Paris, it offers a rich collection of artworks, sculptures, porcelain, and an exceptional collection of documents related to the canine world. A 100% dog-friendly museum, a first in France, in honnour of man’s most faithful companion!
155, avenue Jean Jaurès, 93300 Aubervilliers
Rue du Louvre, a monumental mural pays tribute to Robert Delaunay, a leading figure in abstraction and the Orphist movement. This vibrantly coloured work of urban art is inspired by the artist's famous circular and dynamic compositions, creating a visual dialogue between historical heritage and contemporary art. Accessible to all, this mural stands out as a new cultural landmark on the Parisian landscape and enriches the public art offering in the capital.
Robert Delaunay mural
On the corner of Deux Écus and Rue du Louvre - 75001 Paris
A mythical concert hall in Paris, the Bus Palladium has now been converted into a 5-star boutique hotel with 35 rooms and suites, including the 80m² ‘Magic Rock’ suite, as well as a 200-seat concert hall.
Bus Palladium
6, rue Pierre Fontaine, 75009 Paris
The first restaurant of the Aqua group in France, Aqua Kyoto offers inspired Japanese cuisine in an exceptional setting. The vast rooftop terrace, which can seat 180 guests, and its breathtaking view of the Eiffel Tower, the Grand Palais and the Arc de Triomphe make it a popular address since opening.
Aqua Kyoto
26, avenue des Champs-Élysées, 75015 Paris
Alongside chefs Christophe Saintagne and Robin Schroeder, chef Alain Ducasse has once again succeeded in delivering a unique and exceptional gastronomic experience. Combining haute cuisine, fine dining and exceptional crystalware, this establishment marks the union of two historic French houses of art and craftsmanship.
Ducasse Baccarat
11, place des États-Unis, 75016 Paris
A new hotspot for Parisian nightlife, the Palacio restaurant sets itself apart with an original, perfectly mastered blend of fine dining and entertainment featuring dancers, acrobats and performers. With its festive, chic and baroque atmosphere, this hybrid venue invites guests to unwind while enjoying a unique menu inspired by the Basque country.
Le Palacio
3, rue Taitbout, 75009 Paris
In the heart of the Golden Triangle, in the refined setting of the Maison Champs-Élysées, Frivole combines fine dining, a lively atmosphere and Parisian elegance. Inspired menus, a chic cocktail bar and a cosy atmosphere make it one of the most popular spots of the season.
Frivole - La Maison Champs-Elysées
8, rue Jean Goujon, 75008 Paris
Situated on Place Saint-Gervais, a few steps from Paris City Hall, this memorial garden is dedicated to the victims of the attacks of 13 November 2015, and marks the 10th anniversary of the attacks in Paris. In the garden, each location of the attacks is symbolized by granite blocks. It is a solemn and symbolic place of remembrance, designed to preserve collective memory.
Place Saint-Gervais, 75004 Paris
Inaugurated on the day of Fête de la Musique, the urban forest on the square in front of Paris City Hall is a pocket of greenery. This oasis of freshness covers more than 2,500 m² and invites visitors to relax and stroll, while raising awareness among Parisians about urban ecology issues.
Parvis de l’Hôtel de Ville de Paris, 75004 Paris
A few steps from Boulogne, La Défense, and the Hippodrome de Longchamp, the Marina brings a touch of holiday spirit to western Paris. This waterside restaurant, with breathtaking views of the Seine, is the ideal place to relax with family or friends and enjoy a complete experience: dining, swimming, relaxation, music and boating. Simply magical!
1, Allée du Bord de l'eau 75016 Paris
Installed in Massy, in the south of the Greater Paris metropolis, the Centre Pompidou Francilien is designed to be a major new hub dedicated to modern and contemporary art in the Île-de-France region. As a place for conservation, research, exhibitions and mediation, it will house part of the Centre Pompidou's collections while developing a programme designed for local visitors. This ambitious project aims to decentralize the national cultural offering and make Massy a key cultural centre for the Greater Paris area.
Massy, Essonne
Opening in spring 2026, the new Disneyland®Paris space is inspired by the worldwide success of the animated film ‘Frozen’. Featuring the Château d’Arendelle and attractions spread across 13,000m², this site titled ‘World of Frozen’ also marks the transformation of the Walt Disney Studios Park into Disney Adventure World.
Disneyland®Paris - 77700 Marne-la-Vallée
Situated on the Île Seguin in Boulogne-Billancourt, the Pointe des Arts is establishing itself as a new cultural and events hub on the outskirts of Paris. Designed as a hybrid space for artistic creation, urban walks and festive programming, the site hosts exhibitions, contemporary installations and outdoor events. With the Seine as a backdrop, this new venue in Greater Paris is playing a role in transforming Île Seguin into a major cultural destination in the metropolitan area.
La Pointe des Arts - Île Seguin
355 quai Georges Gorse - 92100 Boulogne-Billancourt
