Bonjour and welcome to "Things to do in Paris" for Sunday, July 27, 2025! The City of Light is buzzing with summer energy today—expect warm, sunny weather, lively crowds, and a bit of that famous Parisian joie de vivre. Air quality is good, perfect for long strolls by the Seine or picnics in one of the city’s lush parks. After yesterday’s dazzling Fête de la Seine and the Olympic anniversary festivities, Parisians and visitors alike are basking in a celebratory mood, with even more excitement on tap today.

Let’s dive into today’s lineup of standout events suited for every taste:

- For sports fans and thrill-seekers, the grand finale of the 2025 Tour de France sweeps through Paris today, with riders climbing Montmartre three times before that iconic finish on the Champs-Élysées. The atmosphere promises to be electric[1].

- K-pop enthusiasts, the Stade de France hosts the Stray Kids World Tour concert tonight—tickets are hot, so if you’re lucky enough to have one, expect an adrenaline-pumping evening[10].

- Families and curious minds should not miss the Paradox Museum’s new immersive exhibits and the whimsical Hans & Gretel Café—a treat for all ages with mind-bending optical illusions and fun food[3].

- Night owls, prepare for awe at the AURA INVALIDES sound and light show, a sensory spectacular inside the Dôme des Invalides that’s wowing crowds with luminous storytelling and music[3].

- Bargain hunters and vintage lovers, the Braderie Solidaire at La Javelle in the 12th arrondissement offers deals for a good cause, running this afternoon until 8pm[4].

Beyond today’s headline events, Paris also features ongoing delights: Paris Plages transforms the Seine’s banks with swimming zones and a Brazilian vibe all season long; the Jardins Ouverts art installations pop up in parks citywide; and flea markets (brocantes) open, ready for your next treasure hunt[4][7].

In local news, Disneyland Paris continues making headlines with new hotel breakfast options, limited-edition merchandise launches, and some attractions closing for renovation, so check ahead if you’re planning a visit soon[5]. The city has also recently installed ten golden statues dedicated to illustrious women unveiled during last summer’s Olympic Games—find them on Rue de la Chapelle and soak in this tribute to history and diversity[1].

For those looking to make the most of Paris, here are today’s must-dos:

- Wander Montmartre’s cobbled streets for street art, panoramic views from the Sacré-Cœur, and a coffee at a local cafe. Despite the crowds, it remains the soul of Parisian charm[6][2].
- Unwind in a riverside deckchair at Paris Plages, or dip into one of the city’s six free swimming spots for a refreshingly local summer experience[4].
- Catch the open-air film festival Ciné-Voisins at parks across the 12th and 20th arrondissements—perfect for movie lovers who want to enjoy Paris after dark[7].

Insider tip for today: Skip the main tourist drag in Montmartre and duck down Rue Saint-Rustique, Paris’s oldest pedestrian street, for a slice of authentic history and a break from the crowds[6].

Looking ahead to tomorrow, Paris keeps the momentum going with Canal concerts, street art shows, and the blockbuster Komorebi performance at Thoiry Zoo. Be sure to join us then for more of the city’s best-kept secrets and festival fun!

That’s everything for today—soak up the summer pulse and let Paris surprise you at every turn. à demain!

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