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For the past 10 years, the Grand Palais has been transformed into a temple of gastronomy for four days of tastings. It’s an opportunity to discover the creations of renowned chefs and meet the producers.

JR transformes the Pont Neuf into a monumental cave, paying tribute to Christo and Jeanne-Claude and their wrapping of the Pont Neuf 40 years ago.

In this exclusive interview, Charles-Edouard Barthes reveals his sources of inspiration, between Japan and France, from the founding of EviDenS. His boutique, located in the 16th district and his partnership with the Rosewood hotels are also integral to the brand’s growing reputation.

To experience the intimacy of a craft, to admire the precision of embroidery, to breathe in the scent of fine materials… Far from the hustle and bustle, behind closed doors, workshops and manufacturers carry on the exceptional craftsmanship that has made Paris’s reputation as the capital of luxury. Sourced materials, precision work, passing on the craft… We invite you to explore some of these dream-makers for whom sustainability is second nature.

The Mandarin Oriental Lutetia, Paris has teamed up with the Parisian children’s lifestyle brand Atelier Choux.
This collaboration marks a truly poetic dialogue between the hotel’s artistic heritage and the dreamlike world of Atelier Choux, brought to life through a series of bespoke illustrations created by Swedish artist Mattias Adolfsson.

The Parisian luxury hotel is opening a new restaurant, situated within the historic-listed salons of this former residence of Prince Roland Bonaparte. An ode to the timeless elegance of the Belle Époque.

From 7 May, Veuve Clicquot returns to the 7ᵉ Ciel at Printemps Haussmann with a refined take on its “Picnic” concept. Set on the roof of Printemps Femme, the terrace offers a contemporary take on the outdoors, combining meticulous styling with an unpretentious embrace of the codes of luxury.

In Pigalle, a legendary hotspot of Parisian nightlife, the Bus Palladium is set to make a much-anticipated reopening in 2026, four years after it closed. More than just a comeback, it is a true transformation: this rock music mecca, founded in 1965, is now becoming a five-star hotel combining hospitality, fine dining and a vibrant music scene.

The 2026 edition of Art Paris, the unmissable event for modern and contemporary art, attracted a record 87,275 visitors this spring (compared with 86,975 in 2025). It was a wonderful event that took place in a joyful and vibrant atmosphere.