Hotels, restaurants or cultural sites... Paris is constantly renewing and innovating, to the delight of Parisians and visitors alike. Don't miss the latest openings, inaugurations in Paris, and those to come!
In addition to its monuments and other must-see places, Paris is also considered a world centre for art, fashion, gastronomy and culture thanks to its dynamism. The many openings that take place throughout the year are a major asset to the city's appeal. Between openings and major events, there's always something to discover and experience in Paris.
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Paris’s hotels, restaurants, shopping and cultural scenes continue to change and never cease to amaze Parisians and visitors. Here's a detailed review of the openings that are shaping the Paris of tomorrow:
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The Petit Palais is dedicating an exceptional exhibition to Eva Gonzalès (1847–1883), a still little-known figure in 19th-century French painting. For the first time, an exhibition of this scale in France offers the chance to rediscover her career and her work, ahead of its presentation at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam in 2027.
Although close to Berthe Morisot and Mary Cassatt, Eva Gonzalès nevertheless distinguished herself through a deeply personal approach to painting. As Édouard Manet’s only official pupil, she developed a formative artistic relationship with him, whilst gradually establishing an aesthetic all her own. At a time when women artists were still struggling to find their place, she succeeded in creating a sensitive and distinctive body of work, characterised in particular by scenes of modern life.
Bringing together nearly 100 paintings, pastels and engravings, the exhibition offers a fresh perspective on a career that was brutally cut short at the age of just 36. A rare opportunity to appreciate the richness of a body of work that has long remained in the shadow of the great names of her era.
When? 15 September 2026 to 24 January 2027
Where? Petit Palais, Paris
The Musée du Luxembourg is honouring Andy Warhol with an exhibition that invites visitors to rediscover the artist from a lesser-known angle: that of his relationship with drawing and graphic design. An iconic figure of Pop Art, Warhol is world-famous for his images of consumer goods, his portraits of celebrities and his exploration of popular culture.
The exhibition invites visitors to look beyond these iconic works to focus on the artist’s creative process and the essential role of the line in his work. Over a hundred pieces, including drawings, paintings, silkscreen prints, photographs and archival documents, will enable visitors to trace the evolution of his visual language and gain a deeper understanding of the various facets of his practice.
A journey into Warhol’s graphic universe, where line, image and popular culture converge to reveal an artist as attentive to the gesture as to the power of the image.
When? From 16 September 2026 to 10 January 2027
Where? Musée du Luxembourg, 19 rue de Vaugirard, 75006 Paris
The Palace of Versailles looks back at one of the most memorable films about the last queen of France with an exhibition dedicated to Sofia Coppola’s Marie Antoinette, released in 2006 and largely filmed at Versailles. Through the director’s eyes, the historical figure gives way to a young woman grappling with loneliness, the conventions of court life and the weight of a destiny she did not choose.
Held at the Petit Trianon, the exhibition offers a behind-the-scenes look at this cinematic reinterpretation, bringing together original costumes, props, photographs from the shoot, storyboards, annotated scripts and set pieces. Conceived with the collaboration of Sofia Coppola, it offers an insight into how the film’s instantly recognisable aesthetic was crafted, blending historical references, pastel colours and decidedly contemporary touches.
Screenings of scenes filmed on the estate’s very own grounds will extend the experience, creating a dialogue between the historic settings of Versailles and the film’s visual world. An immersive journey behind the scenes of a film that has achieved cult status, whose influence continues to be felt in fashion, design and popular culture.
When? From 22 September 2026 to 24 January 2027
Where? Petit Trianon, Palace of Versailles
The Grand Palais is hosting a major exhibition dedicated to Paul Cézanne and the lasting influence of his work on successive generations of artists. Rather than presenting his work in isolation, Cézanne and Us explores the many dialogues he fostered with modern and contemporary painting. *
Nearly 180 works, including around 70 by Cézanne himself, bring together paintings and creations by artists inspired by his approach. From Paul Gauguin and Henri Matisse to Pablo Picasso, Piet Mondrian, Joan Mitchell, Bridget Riley and Peter Doig, the exhibition highlights the various ways in which his pictorial language has been taken up, transformed and reinvented.
Through these parallels, the exhibition tells a true story of artistic transmission, in which each generation appropriates Cézanne’s legacy to open up new avenues for painting. It is an exhibition that thus allows us to appreciate the extent to which his approach to colour, form and the construction of the image continues to resonate in contemporary art.
When? From 23 September 2026 to 17 January 2027
Where? Grand Palais, Square Jean Perrin, 17 avenue du Général Eisenhower, 75008 Paris
To mark the bicentenary of photography, the Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection is celebrating two centuries of images with Remember Me, a major exhibition that offers a free-spirited and sensitive perspective on the history of the medium. Its title echoes a work by Barbara Kruger, installed at the heart of the Rotonde, which accompanies the exhibition route.
Rather than a chronological narrative, the exhibition emphasises unexpected connections between artists, techniques and eras, creating a dialogue between the great names of heritage photography and those of contemporary art. The exhibition brings together works by Gustave Le Gray, Man Ray, Dorothea Lange, Louise Lawler, Cindy Sherman and Wolfgang Tillmans, among others, showcasing the richness and diversity of the Pinault Collection.
With nearly 700 works, Remember Me offers a journey through photography in all its forms, from its earliest experiments to its most contemporary expressions. The exhibition is conceived as an invitation to look afresh at a medium which, for two centuries, has documented, transformed and shaped our relationship with the world.
When? From 7 October 2026
Where? Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection, Paris
The Louis Vuitton Foundation is dedicating an exceptional exhibition to Gustave Fayet, a major figure in the art world of the early 20th century, whose role as both a collector and a creator remains, however, little known. Through a unique exhibition itinerary, the exhibition explores the two facets of a man who was both a visionary art lover and an artist committed to creation.
Spanning the entire Foundation, the exhibition is structured around these two complementary facets. In particular, it offers the chance to rediscover a collection now scattered across the four corners of the globe, brought together exceptionally for the first time in nearly a century. Among the works on display are major pieces by Vincent van Gogh, Paul Gauguin, Odilon Redon, Edgar Degas, Paul Cézanne, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, Renoir, Berthe Morisot, Paul Signac, Pierre Bonnard, Édouard Vuillard and Henri Matisse.
The exhibition also unveils 325 works by Gustave Fayet, many of which have never before been shown to the public and have been restored for the occasion. This dialogue between the works he chose to collect and those he created himself reveals a deeply personal artistic vision and allows us to situate Fayet within the vibrant artistic modernity of his time.
When? From 9 October 2026 to 8 March 2027
Where? Fondation Louis Vuitton, 8 avenue du Mahatma Gandhi, 75016 Paris
Île Seguin will be home to Le Large, a new contemporary art centre spearheaded by the Emerige group. Located on the Pointe des Arts, in a spectacular building designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architects RCR Arquitectes, the venue aims to create a dialogue between contemporary art, architecture and landscape.
For its opening, Le Large has entrusted its first exhibition to Cecilia Alemani, curator of, amongst other things, the 2022 Venice Biennale. Entitled ‘Moteur Imaginaire’, the exhibition will draw inspiration from the industrial history of Île Seguin and its former Renault factories, bringing together works from the Renault Collection with contemporary creations, including 17 previously unseen works commissioned especially for the occasion.
With its 5,000 m², of which 2,500 m² are dedicated to exhibitions, Le Large aims to be as much a place for art as a place for life, open to as many people as possible. A new cultural destination that promises to make Île Seguin one of the new hotspots for contemporary art in the Greater Paris area.
When? 17 October 2026
Where? Île Seguin – Boulogne-Billancourt 92100
Discover the Palais Garnier as you’ve never seen it before, thanks to an immersive virtual reality experience that opens the doors to its artistic and secret world. Accompanied by the Principal dancer Bleuenn Battistoni, delve into the heart of life at the Opera and explore areas usually off-limits to the public, where great productions are brought to life.
Through a 180° immersive tour, this experience takes you from the rehearsal studios to the creative workshops, right up to the stage and behind the scenes of this iconic venue. You’ll discover the movements, the professions and the skills that go into every performance, getting up close to the artists who bring this iconic venue to life.
More than just a tour, this experience offers a true immersion into the soul of the Palais Garnier, a sensory and exclusive journey into the heart of dance, creativity and the history of the Paris National Opera.
When? From 1 July to 30 November 2026
Where? Palais Garnier – Rotonde du Glacier, Place de l’Opéra, 75009 Paris
The Louvre will soon be expanding its permanent collections with the opening of a department dedicated to Byzantine and Eastern Christian art. This new space will offer a unique insight into this little-known artistic and cultural heritage, right at the heart of the world’s largest museum.
When? 2027
Where? Louvre Museum, Paris 1st arrondissement
This new museum in the heart of Essonne will be the new home for the collections of the Centre Pompidou, the Musée national d'art moderne de Paris and the Musée national Picasso Paris. The Centre Pompidou Francilien – Fabrique de l’Art will also be a hub for cultural and artistic life, featuring exhibitions and artist residencies.
When? Autumn 2026
Where? 6 Av. du Maréchal Koenig, 91300 Massy
Situated on the banks of the Seine in Suresnes, TRIBE Paris Suresnes will open its doors in a setting that is both urban and peaceful, just a stone’s throw from La Défense and Paris. With its 104 contemporary-style rooms, the hotel caters to guests seeking not only a comfortable stay but also a friendly and lively atmosphere.
The experience is enhanced by a dining offering inspired by Australia, featuring seasonal cuisine designed to be enjoyed both as a shared meal and as individual dishes. From morning coffee to evening cocktails, the restaurant and bar will be designed as lively spaces, accompanied by a warm and welcoming musical programme.
Thanks to its proximity to the T2, the Transilien and the main roads, the hotel will enjoy a convenient location for travelling to both Paris and the La Défense district. A venue that strikes a balance between the buzz of city life and the relaxed lifestyle by the water’s edge.
When? Scheduled to open in late 2026
Where? 33 Quai Gallieni, 92150 Suresnes
In Magny-le-Hongre, the Crowne Plaza Paris-Marne-la-Vallée will enhance the range of accommodation in Marne-la-Vallée with a hotel designed to cater for both family breaks and business trips. The hotel will feature 250 rooms and will offer a varied range of dining options, with two restaurants and a bar, as well as communal areas ideal for relaxation and socialising.
The project places a strong emphasis on the wellness experience, with a spa and two swimming pools, one indoor and one outdoor. This layout complements a location that is particularly well-suited to visitors wishing to enjoy the destination’s attractions and leisure activities.
The hotel also aims to establish itself as a leading venue for corporate events, thanks to facilities dedicated to meetings, conferences and receptions. Large, versatile function rooms, complemented by a ballroom designed to accommodate various event formats, will be able to host up to 300 guests.
When? Scheduled to open in the second half of 2026
Where? 40 Allée de La Mare Houleuse, 77700 Magny-le-Hongre
Just a stone’s throw from Place Vendôme, the Renaissance Paris Vendôme Hotel is set to unveil a new identity, conceived by designer Didier Gomez. Housed in a historic 18th-century mansion, once associated with the Duke of Noailles, the hotel creates a dialogue between Parisian heritage and contemporary design.
The renovation draws direct inspiration from the neighbourhood’s iconic crafts, notably jewellery, fashion, leather goods and silversmithing. Finely crafted materials, exquisite details and contemporary lines come together to create an elegant atmosphere that is both urban and warm, whilst preserving the character of this historic residence.
A destination where Parisian craftsmanship meets contemporary design, in a setting intimately linked to the history and prestige of the capital.
When? Scheduled to open on 11 October 2026
Where? Paris, 1st arrondissement
In the heart of the 8th arrondissement, just a stone’s throw from the Champs-Élysées, the Hôtel California Paris Champs-Élysées cultivates a unique identity, blending Art Deco heritage with contemporary elegance. Housed in a residence steeped in the history of a Franco-American couple from Parisian high society, the hotel embodies the free-spirited and sophisticated essence of the Roaring Twenties.
The hotel stands out for its decor featuring warm colours, generous lines and refined materials, where carefully selected works of art and pieces of furniture create an atmosphere that is both intimate and theatrical. Designed by Jean-Philippe Nuel, the rooms and suites extend this world in a more contemporary style, evoking the spirit of elegant and cosy Parisian boudoirs.
A destination where residential charm meets the Parisian art of living, designed to offer a cosy retreat in the heart of the capital.
When? September 2026
Where? 16 rue de Berri, 75008 Paris
In Montreuil, Alfred Hotel unveils a 79-room property where simplicity, elegance and a commitment to sustainability blend seamlessly. Rated 3 stars, the hotel places the well-being of its guests at the heart of the experience, with rooms featuring bedding carefully selected from Le Matelas Français.
The hotel’s ambience is deliberately timeless: soft colours, natural materials and clean lines create understated, soothing spaces. Each room has been designed as a true haven, offering an atmosphere perfect for unwinding after a day spent in Paris or the eastern suburbs.
The hotel is also committed to an environmental approach, with Clef Verte certification currently being sought, underlining its commitment to combining hotel comfort with more sustainable practices.
When? Scheduled to open in July 2026
Where? 80 Rue Marceau, 93100 Montreuil
Just a stone’s throw from Galeries Lafayette and the Opéra Garnier, the Hotel Banke Opéra Paris, A Radisson Collection Hotel, is set to write a new chapter in its history. Housed in a former bank headquarters dating from 1907, the hotel captivates with its Belle Époque façade and its staircase designed by Gustave Eiffel, both testaments to its prestigious past.
Recently acquired by a Spanish family office, the hotel is currently undergoing a complete refurbishment, reinterpreting Parisian elegance with a contemporary twist. Its 90 rooms are arranged around a 19th-century atrium, where the reception, bar and restaurant come together in an atmosphere that is both cosy and lively.
More than just a hotel, it’s an experience: a state-of-the-art gym, a wellness area nestled in the former vault, and spaces designed to cater for business travellers and professional events.
When? Scheduled to open in the third quarter of 2026
Where? Rue de La Fayette, Paris
On the banks of the Canal de l’Ourcq and just a stone’s throw from renowned institutions such as the Cours Florent, this hybrid hotel is redefining the standards of urban hospitality. Designed for a diverse clientele, it offers 100 rooms (80 single rooms measuring 12 m² and 20 dormitories ranging from 35 to 40 m², accommodating up to 8 people), a lobby-restaurant seating 100, a bar on a green roof terrace and a modular amphitheatre for private events.
The architecture and interior design make the most of materials such as stone and wood. Spanning 3,400 m² across eight storeys and two basement levels, the building is aiming for certifications that demonstrate a strong commitment to environmental responsibility.
More than just accommodation, it is a living space designed to encourage interaction and foster connections in the heart of the city.
When? Last quarter of 2026
Where? 42 Rue Archereau, 75019 Paris
Just a short walk from the Eiffel Tower and the Champ-de-Mars, Hôtel La Bourdonnais offers a Parisian experience that is both elegant and intimate. This 4-star boutique hotel invites guests to discover a place where Parisian charm meets a world inspired by travel and discovery.
The hotel’s identity draws inspiration from Bertrand-François Mahé de La Bourdonnais, an 18th-century explorer and navigator, to create a décor that evokes curiosity, an openness to the world, and a taste for adventure. Each space tells a story, blending influences from afar with a warm atmosphere and carefully curated details.
The rooms and suites extend this invitation to travel through a design that blends refined materials, deep colors, and references to different cultures. Some also offer a privileged view of the Eiffel Tower.
More than just a place to stay, La Bourdonnais offers a true Parisian escape: a place where comfort, elegance, and discovery come together, ideal for exploring the capital’s major landmarks while enjoying a hidden gem.
When? Fully renovated in spring 2026
Where? 111-113 Avenue de la Bourdonnais, 75007 Paris
After renovations begun in 2022, the Bus Palladium, the temple of Parisian rock, will reopen in September 2025. The venue will reinvent itself, combining bar, restaurant, hotel and concert venue, while retaining the “raw and radical” atmosphere for which it is renowned.
When? March 2026
Where? 6 Rue Pierre Fontaine, Paris 9th arrondissement
The Hôtels Paris Rive Gauche collection is preparing to inaugurate a new address opposite the Sorbonne University: the Salvia hotel. This 4-star establishment, nestled in the heart of the 5th arrondissement, will offer 39 rooms when it opens, before gradually expanding to offer 95. Designed as a harmonious transition between the academic buzz of the Latin Quarter and the tranquility of the Jardin du Luxembourg, Salvia promises a Parisian experience combining elegance, culture, and serenity.
When? February 2026
Where? 16 Rue Cujas, Paris 5th arrondissement
Set on six floors in the heart of the future Tour Triangle, this new 4-star hotel features 128 rooms and suites with balconies and panoramic views over the whole of Paris. Guests can also enjoy a sky bar and a panoramic restaurant, designed to appeal equally to visitors to the exhibition center and to business clients.
When? 2026
Where? 22 Av. Ernest Renan, Paris 15th arrondissement.
From morning until night, this new restaurant aims to celebrate French cuisine at its most generous, convivial and comforting. At the helm of the kitchen is executive chef Nicolas Rodier, who trained under Alain Passard at L’Arpège and then under Éric Fréchon at Le Bristol; he will be putting his expertise to work on the great classics of the French tradition.
Whilst the menu remains a secret for now, we expect to find the very things that have made these establishments so successful: generous portions. Eggs with mayonnaise, bœuf bourguignon, braised ham with mustard sauce, or even profiteroles. All the makings of familiar, indulgent cuisine, designed to rediscover the pleasure of the all-time favourites. A lively atmosphere and affordable prices.
True to the spirit of the ‘bouillons’, the restaurant is set to offer all-day dining in a lively and warm atmosphere.
When? 1st October 2026
Where? Île Seguin, 92100 Boulogne-Billancourt
On 1 September, L’Alcazar will reopen its doors in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés. Established in 1968, this legendary Left Bank venue – which has welcomed the likes of David Bowie, Liza Minnelli and Joséphine Baker – is being given a new lease of life under the guidance of Walter Butler, owner of the Paradis Latin.
For this new incarnation, the Alcazar will reconnect with its festive and avant-garde DNA, combining dinner, entertainment and nightlife. Every evening, singers, dancers, acrobats and performers will take to the stage and engage with the audience, with a constantly evolving programme.
As for the décor, Sophie Lacroix has designed a theatrical and spectacular world blending red velvet, gold, marble, Art Deco mosaics and a glass canopy dedicated to aerial performances. An ambitious revival for this Saint-Germain-des-Prés institution.
When? September 2026
Where? 62 Rue Mazarine, 75006 Paris
In September 2026, the legendary Doobie’s will make its grand return to Rue Marbeuf, after twenty years of silence. This iconic venue of Parisian nightlife in the 1990s and 2000s will be reborn as a collector’s venue, designed by architect Arnaud Behzadi.
Run by the Must Group, with the Partouche Group as a shareholder, the venue will focus on an intimate and theatrical atmosphere: a grand lounge, winter garden, boudoir, night bar… Each space will blend works of art, fine wood panelling, marble and antique pieces, as in a private home where the party never ends.
At Doobie’s, dinner will naturally give way to the party. An open kitchen, cocktails and a music line-up inspired by the ’80s, ’90s and 2000s will create an experience blending chic nostalgia with Parisian nightlife. A revival conceived as a journey through time, yet firmly rooted in today’s nightlife.
When? September 2026
Where? 2 Rue Robert Estienne, 75008 Paris
Le Gratin offers a warm and cozy atmosphere that lets us relive the feel of Sunday lunches bathed in sunlight. The thick tablecloths, warm colors, and 100% French menu come together to create the atmosphere of a typical Parisian bistro. The restaurant also takes pride in offering a varied selection of spirits, including signature cocktails that add a touch of modernity.
When? June 2026
Where? 1 Place de Valois, 75001 Paris
The Clos delights us with its retro decor, featuring a refined aesthetic where stunning wood paneling adds an almost intimate retro touch. But the centerpiece of this restaurant is undoubtedly the high-end cocktail bar, which refreshes us with “bold and precise” flavors” created by mixologist Benjamin Chiche.
When? May 2026
Where? 164 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, 75008 Paris
This fine-dining restaurant offers a modern culinary approach that aims to highlight the purity and intensity of the ingredients. Chef Alexandre Chambat, who gained his experience in several Michelin-starred restaurants, draws inspiration from both French gastronomy and wild landscapes. The result is a fine-dining experience that puts the emphasis on the rhythm of the meal.
When? Late May
Where? 47 rue des Mathurins, Paris 8th
From breakfast to dinner, the Galeries Lafayette terrace greets summer with Chef Julien Sebbag’s new Parisian bistro. The menu features seasonal cuisine with summery dishes, but above all, it pays homage to French tradition; rich and generous, with dishes that also reflect the modern and bold atmosphere of the rooftop terrace with its breathtaking views.
When? May 2026
Where? On the 8th floor (the terrace) of the Coupole department store at Galeries Lafayette.
This elegant bistro can now be found in the heart of the luxurious gardens of the former mansion, now the Shangri-La Palace. The menu, steeped in tradition, offers high-quality gourmet dishes. The atmosphere is refined and authentic, making it ideal for both a business lunch and a cozy dinner.
When? May 7, 2026.
Where? 10 Avenue d’Iéna, 75116 Paris
Located at the heart of the Adidas Arena cultural complex, this new “lifestyle hub” was designed to showcase the local area. The highly affordable prices are tailored to cater to all types of visitors, particularly students from the nearby Condorcet Campus. The space features food counters, coffee shops, outdoor seating areas, and concert halls. This hybrid venue is establishing itself as the new go-to spot for dining and unwinding with family or friends in the Chapelle neighborhood.
When? May 7, 2026
Where? 4 Esplanade Alice Milliat, 75018 Paris
Inspired by the spirit of Neapolitan trattorias, DOPO puts a new spin on Italian classics with an authentic and indulgent menu.
Designed as a true gathering place centered around food and soccer, the restaurant creates an atmosphere that celebrates the joy of being together, where lovers of Italian cuisine can also enjoy major sports events in a friendly setting. Whether for lunch, dinner, drinks with friends, or a game night, DOPO fosters a warm, welcoming spirit where food becomes an excuse to share.
When? November 2025
Where? 63-64 Quai Georges Gorse, 92100 Boulogne-Billancourt
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Les Journées Particulières invites the public to discover the world of luxury in a new light, by stepping inside places that are usually off-limits and meeting the people who shape the craftsmanship of the great houses. Created by the LVMH Group, this event highlights the exceptional crafts that contribute to the creation and influence of French and international artisanal heritage.
Through tours, meetings, demonstrations, and conversations with artisans, this experience offers an immersion into the techniques, traditions, and crafts that bring the group’s creations to life. From fashion to jewelry, tableware, wines and spirits, and the creative arts, the journey reveals the diversity of talents that make up the luxury ecosystem.
More than just a behind-the-scenes tour, Les Journées Particulières offers a human connection centered on the passing down, passion, and preservation of craftsmanship, allowing the general public to better understand what lies behind these exceptional objects.
When? October 16–18, 2026
Where? Various LVMH Group sites and houses
Garden Parvis has established itself as a major summer event in the heart of the La Défense neighborhood, transforming the plaza into an open-air music and festival venue. The event features a free lineup that sets the tone for summer days with a continuous and diverse musical program.
With live concerts, regular DJ sets, and daily activities, the festival creates a lively summer atmosphere and turns the site into a vibrant hub throughout the season. The goal is to offer an accessible and unifying experience within an iconic urban space.
By establishing a long-term presence at the Parvis de La Défense, Garden Parvis is helping to redefine the use of this space by transforming it into a true summer cultural destination.
When? June 18–July 30, 2026
Where? Parvis de Paris La Défense
Every summer, L’Été du Canal transforms the riverbanks of northeastern Paris into a vast open-air space for discovery and recreation. Spanning the Ourcq and Saint-Denis canals as well as the northern loop of the Seine, the event offers a festive and accessible program.
Cruises, water activities, shows, concerts, urban walks, and free entertainment set the pace for the weekends and invite residents and visitors alike to rediscover these waterfront areas in a new light. The event is part of an effort to promote the area’s cultural and tourist appeal, blending relaxation, exploration, and a sense of community.
“L’Été du Canal” helps reveal another side of the Paris metropolitan area—one that’s decidedly summery.
When? June 27–August 9, 2026
Where? Ourcq Canal, Saint-Denis Canal, northern loop of the Seine
Cinéma Paradiso Louvre offers an open-air cinematic experience in the heart of one of Paris’s most iconic locations. Set in the Louvre’s Cour Carrée, this festival transforms the museum into a true open-air cultural stage for a few summer evenings.
The program combines classic films with contemporary works, accompanied by concerts and meet-and-greets with guest directors and artists. The event thus bridges the gap between cultural heritage and contemporary creativity in a festive atmosphere.
With nighttime screenings, live music, and on-site dining, Cinéma Paradiso Louvre offers a unique way to experience cinema, combining art, community, and the urban experience.
When? July 1–4, 2026
Where? Square Courtyard of the Louvre, 75001 Paris
TOCA Social Paris offers a new approach to sports entertainment by combining soccer, immersive technology, and a fun, social experience.
Thanks to interactive fields and innovative technological features, participants can test their skills, take on challenges, and enjoy a fun time playing soccer. The experience is complemented by an event-based aspect, with spaces designed to host groups, companies, and outings with friends.
A cross between recreational sports, an immersive experience, and a social hub, TOCA Social represents a new generation of venues where sports become a holistic experience blending play and discovery.
When? Starting June 12, 2026
Where? Westfield CNIT – La Défense
Under the spectacular glass roof of the Grand Palais, Grand Mouvement offers a collective experience centered on dance and movement, open to all audiences. These workshops invite participants to explore choreography in an exceptional setting, outside the traditional conventions of performance.
Each session offers a chance to discover the world of guest artists and companies through participatory sessions combining exploration, physical expression, and creation. Guided by dance professionals, participants are invited to experiment with movement freely, with no prior experience required. Grand Mouvement transforms the Nef at the Grand Palais into a vibrant space where dance becomes accessible, welcoming, and communal.
When? June 13–July 18, 2026
Where? Grand Palais, 7 Avenue Winston Churchill, 75008 Paris
Île Seguin is welcoming a major new addition: La Pointe des Arts! A vibrant hub, the site will feature offices, a multidisciplinary modern art center, an 8-screen Pathé cinema (including an IMAX theater), shops, restaurants, and a 4-star hotel with 230 rooms. Visitors will also be able to enjoy over 3 hectares of green spaces.
When? 2026
Where? Île Seguin, Boulogne-Billancourt
Long-awaited since 2016, Étoile Voltaire will open its doors in the 11ᵉ arrondissement as a true place to live. On the program: five cinemas, a planted rooftop offering a view of Paris, and a solidarity restaurant. A engaged and contemporary project that redesigns the cinematic experience.
When? TBD
Where ? 14 avenue Parmentier, Paris 11th arrondissement
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