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:
Notre-Dame de Paris cathedral is due to reopen on 8 December 2024. A Te Deum is scheduled for 15 April 2024, exactly 5 years after the fire. The restoration will be overseen by architect Philippe Villeneuve. The general principle is to rebuild the cathedral identically, including the spire.
When? December 2024
Where? 6 Parvis Notre-Dame – Place Jean-Paul II, Paris 4th
The historic Salle Gaveau will be transformed with its repurchase by Jean-Marc Dumontet (Bobino, Le Point-Virgule...). A new program will be unveiled in the first quarter of 2025: plays, one-man shows, musicals... Beautification work is underway.
When? Announcement of the 2025-2026 season in the first quarter of 2025.
Where? 45 rue la Boétie Paris 8e.
Since January 4, 2025, the Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie has been home to the Cité des Bébés, a space dedicated to children aged 0 to 2. This place, specially designed for toddlers, offers sensory and educational activities to stimulate their development, while providing a soothing space for parents. A unique initiative that accompanies children's first steps in a safe, playful environment.
When? January 4, 2025
Where? Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie, La Villette, 30 av. Corentin Cariou, Paris 19e.
©Chatillon Architectes
Under construction since 2020, this year the Palais de la Découverte will offer a new cultural and scientific offering: interactive exhibitions and scientific workshops for all ages. A genuine space dedicated to the discovery of life sciences and the universe.
When? June 6, 2025
Where? av. Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Paris 8e.
In September 2025, artist JR will transform the Pont-Neuf into an ephemeral installation evoking a cave, in homage to Christo and Jeanne-Claude. This immersive work, on view for two weeks, celebrates the 40th anniversary of their iconic “Pont-Neuf Wrapped”.
When? Monday September 1 to Tuesday September 30, 2025
Where? Pont Neuf, Quai de la Mégisserie - Quai des Grands Augustins, Paris 1e.
At the end of 2025, the Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain will move from its historic address on boulevard Raspail to 2 place du Palais-Royal, in the heart of Paris. This strategic move will provide a new showcase for its exhibitions, within a 19th-century building entirely redesigned by Jean Nouvel. True to his visionary approach, the architect will breathe new modernity into this site steeped in history, creating vast, luminous spaces designed to magnify contemporary art.
When? Late 2025
Where? 2 Place du Palais-Royal, Paris 1e.
Opening of the Boudoir des Muses, an establishment offering 28 rooms including 4 suites in a listed building in the heart of the Marais district, which until 1807 housed an enigmatic theatre closed on Napoleon's orders, then the Convent of the Daughters of Calvary, before being closed for more than a century and transformed today into a hotel.
When? September 2024
Where? 6 rue de Saintonge, Paris 3rd
The former Élysée Montmartre concert hall is transformed into a hotel combining contemporary design and Japanese influences. This transformation promises to preserve the artistic soul of the place while offering a unique hotel experience.
When? January 2025
Where? 72 - 78 Boulevard Marguerite de Rochechouart Paris 18e.
Located between Place Vendôme and the Tuileries Gardens, the Maison Barrière Vendôme opened its doors in January 2025. Each room pays homage to an emblematic female figure, offering a luxurious setting conceived by designer Daniel Jibert. The Le Frida restaurant offers a refined culinary experience, combining French craftsmanship and Parisian comfort.
When? January 2025
Where ? 17 Rue du Mont Thabor Paris 1er
© Groupe Galia - Rue Legendre
A new hotel project on rue Legendre, between Batignolles and Parc Monceau, comprising two buildings that will make up the Foundation, which will include a 5-star hotel with two restaurants and a spa, a hanging garden and a sports club.
When? December 2024
Where? 40-42 rue Legendre, Paris 17th
Formerly the Hôtel Petit Belloy, the Hôtel du Savoir is about to open its doors after a renovation directed by Laune Architecture. Nestled in the heart of the Saint-Germain-des-Prés district, this intimate 20-room hotel is a haven for history and culture buffs.
When? March 2025
Where ? 1 Rue Racine, Paris 6e
Le Jardin de Verre by Locke offers 145 rooms, coworking spaces and a bar-restaurant. Located at the foot of the Jardin des Plantes, this aparthotel offers a modern, friendly setting for travelers seeking flexibility and comfort.
When? March 2025
Where ? 7 Rue Lacépède, Paris 5e
Iconic House offers a unique concept in Paris. The idea is to make an entire house available for seasonal rental, available by the night or by the week, as has already been successfully done in other cities.
In Paris, the aim remains the same: to offer customers a friendly, private setting, while providing comfort and service on a par with top-of-the-range hotels.
When? June 2025
Where? Address to be confirmed
The Paris Rive Gauche Hotels Group will open the Salvia in summer 2025, a stone's throw from the Sorbonne. This hotel pays homage to the historic spirit of the Latin Quarter, combining the effervescence of academic life with the serenity of the nearby Jardin du Luxembourg.
When? June 2025
Where? 16 Rue Cujas Paris 5e
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? September 2025
Where? 6 Rue Pierre Fontaine Paris 9e
Jip is the restaurant of Korean chef Esu Lee, inaugurated on January 7, 2025. The intimate venue, with its open kitchen, offers Asian fusion dishes such as dumplings, noodles with tteokbokki sauce and fermented plum sashimi.
When? January 2025
Where? 112 rue de la Roquette Paris 11e.
After a first restaurant opposite Le Bon Marché, then a second near Place Vendôme, Adrien Albou opens a third counter in the Marais district, specializing in Japanese handrolls. It features specialties from the Chugoku region, as well as the company's flagship recipes and new products. The uncluttered decor and authentic atmosphere offer an immersion in Japanese culinary art.
When? January 2025
Where? 14 Rue de Bretagne Paris 3e
Open since January 2025, Restaurant Margaux offers authentic French cuisine, inspired by the recipes of “mamie Margaux”. Located opposite the Eiffel Tower, Margaux offers a convivial setting for rediscovering the great classics of our childhood, prepared from regional and seasonal ingredients.
When? January 2025
Where? 10 avenue de New York Paris 16e
Bar De Vie / Comptoir De Vie is a hybrid space located at 22-24 rue Saint-Sauveur, in the 2nd arrondissement of Paris. This innovative venue combines seasonal cocktails with refined dishes, designed in harmony with the creations of chef Adam Purcell. The atmosphere promises to be convivial and modern.
When? February 2025
Where? 22-24 rue Saint-Sauveur Paris 2e
This small 35-cover restaurant in the 11th arrondissement, run by Japanese chef Masahide Ikuta**, offers French cuisine with a Japanese touch. Diners can expect a delicate fusion of French and Japanese flavors, offering an intimate and refined dining experience.
When will it open? March 2025
Where? 26bis rue de la Fontaine au Roi, Paris 11th.
© Paris je t'aime - Amélie Dupont
This new 8,000-seat multi-purpose venue opens its doors to host cultural, artistic and sporting events. The wide-ranging programme includes everything from Gad Elmaleh's one-man show to classical ballets The Nutcracker and Swan Lake.
When? September 2024
Where? Tremblay-en-France (93)
The Géode, closed since 2018 for major renovation work, reopened its doors to the general public on December 18, 2024. From now on, this legendary cinema, renowned for its high-end programming and outstanding architecture, will offer a totally new experience thanks to its new IMAX screens.
When? December 2024
Where? 26 avenue Corentin-Cariou, Paris 19e.
© Romain Guede
This new temple to clubbing created by the Glazart team has been designed to encourage total immersion in the music. Featuring an innovative sound system and light scenography, Mia Mao offers a unique experience with a “no photo” policy that encourages the audience to take full advantage of the artists' performance and the energy of the dancefloor! A must for electro fans**.
When? January 17, 2025
Where? Entrance via the Canal de l'Ourcq, 12/A Rue Ella Fitzgerald, Paris 19e.
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