Every Sunday, the Prince de Galles in Paris recreates a timeless scene, where the hallmarks of Parisian luxury meet Mediterranean carefree spirit.
From 23 to 25 October 2026, Art Basel Paris will take place beneath the glass roof of the Grand Palais, with Paris at the very heart of its artistic and cultural identity. This new edition embodies not only the richness of the Parisian gallery scene but also the vibrancy of the city’s museums, institutions and creative communities.
This fall, the Plaza Athénée hotel is keen to breathe new life into its fine-dining restaurant. A new name and a new menu have therefore been devised to inject this fresh energy, whilst remaining true to the spirit and values of the establishment.
In early October, the Brasserie Lutetia at the Mandarin Oriental Lutetia is launching the only large buffet on the Left Bank. The brasserie’s signature dishes are combined with the great classics of French cuisine for a gourmet treat.
Throughout October, the Shangri-La Paris is taking part in ‘Taste of Shangri-La’, a celebration of the culinary expertise of the chefs at its three restaurants: Maison Roland, Les Salons du Prince and Shang Palace.
For its sixth edition, from 16 to 18 October the LVMH Group is opening the doors of 46 Houses around the world on an exceptional basis.
Workshops, manufacturing facilities, cellars, archives and iconic boutiques are among the sites open to visitors. A unique and, in some cases, unprecedented opportunity to discover the craftsmanship and heritage of this flagship of creativity.
The Palace of Versailles is celebrating the 20th anniversary of Sofia Coppola’s film Marie Antoinette with an exhibition, curated in collaboration with the director, on display at the Petit Trianon until 24 January 2027.
From 9 September to 28 October 2026, Printemps Haussmann is putting shoes in the spotlight with ‘Pas à Pas: shoes from every angle’. Under the Wybo Dome, shoes are revealed as true works of art, blending heritage, craftsmanship and avant-garde design.
Until 28 September, La Samaritaine is reimagining the Parisian stroll: cobbled streets, street lamps and classic Parisian street furniture invite visitors to discover the shop’s brands as if they were a collection of must-visit spots.
Clara de Pirey, Head of Luxury at the leading trend and consultancy agency Nelly Rodi, discusses the French art of living – from fashion to entertainment – as well as interactions with brands and the latest developments and aspirations within the sector.
