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Bonjour and welcome to “Things to do in Paris” on this beautiful Saturday, July 19, 2025! Whether you’re a local or a visitor eager to explore, Paris is buzzing with excitement as temperatures are pleasantly warm and the summer spirit is in full swing. Today's air feels fresh, thanks to recent breezes, and the city’s energy hints at a weekend where culture and celebration collide.
The main event electrifying the city is Lollapalooza Paris, back at the Hippodrome de Longchamp through Sunday. Enjoy powerhouse performances from giants like David Guetta, Olivia Rodrigo, Macklemore, and South Korean pop sensation Ive. It’s the music festival everyone’s talking about—so grab your tickets if you haven’t yet![1]
Rock fans are equally spoiled: legendary Iron Maiden kicks off their “Run for Your Lives World Tour” tonight and tomorrow at Paris La Défense Arena. Expect a packed crowd, iconic riffs, and an atmosphere that only Paris at its summer peak can match[1][7].
Families can catch their breath at playful, immersive exhibitions across town. From stepping into Van Gogh’s most famous works at the Atelier des Lumières, to journeying through the magical universe of Le Petit Prince, there’s wonder for all ages[3].
Prefer the unexpected? Head to Paris La Défense’s Zoo Art Show: a pop-up street art museum sprawling over 4,000 m², featuring the wide-ranging creativity of over 500 contemporary artists—a true feast for the eyes[3].
If nightlife is calling, don’t miss the scene at the Palais de Tokyo’s night events or the new Gare aux Docs festival for an urban edge to your Saturday[1].
In local news, Paris’s canals and rivers are coming alive in anticipation of the Fête de la Seine next week—with morning rowers and sunset cruises making the cityscape sparkle. Metro service is running smoothly, though allow extra time near concert venues. Several much-talked-about restaurants—including a new farm-to-table bistro near Canal Saint-Martin—have just opened, perfect for a spontaneous dinner.
Now, what are the must-dos today? Of course, a selfie under the Eiffel Tower never disappoints. If you’ve already ticked off the main monuments, lose yourself in the Jardin du Palais Royal—a tranquil gem for lovers of pretty gardens and Parisian history[6]. For something seasonal and distinctly Parisian, why not cycle along the Seine and dip into one of the open-air book markets? Don’t forget to stop by the rooftop at Galeries Lafayette for sweeping views of the city.
Here’s a local tip: many young Parisians swear by aperitif hour along the Canal de l’Ourcq. Pick up some fromage and a crusty baguette from a corner boulangerie, stake out a sunny spot, and you’ll blend right in.
Curious about what’s next? Tomorrow promises the second round of Iron Maiden’s epic concerts, plus previews for the open-air cinema series starting at La Villette next week—a true highlight for movie fans of all ages[2][4]. There’s much more in store, so join us again for your Sunday edition of “Things to do in Paris.” Enjoy your day in the City of Light!
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
The main event electrifying the city is Lollapalooza Paris, back at the Hippodrome de Longchamp through Sunday. Enjoy powerhouse performances from giants like David Guetta, Olivia Rodrigo, Macklemore, and South Korean pop sensation Ive. It’s the music festival everyone’s talking about—so grab your tickets if you haven’t yet![1]
Rock fans are equally spoiled: legendary Iron Maiden kicks off their “Run for Your Lives World Tour” tonight and tomorrow at Paris La Défense Arena. Expect a packed crowd, iconic riffs, and an atmosphere that only Paris at its summer peak can match[1][7].
Families can catch their breath at playful, immersive exhibitions across town. From stepping into Van Gogh’s most famous works at the Atelier des Lumières, to journeying through the magical universe of Le Petit Prince, there’s wonder for all ages[3].
Prefer the unexpected? Head to Paris La Défense’s Zoo Art Show: a pop-up street art museum sprawling over 4,000 m², featuring the wide-ranging creativity of over 500 contemporary artists—a true feast for the eyes[3].
If nightlife is calling, don’t miss the scene at the Palais de Tokyo’s night events or the new Gare aux Docs festival for an urban edge to your Saturday[1].
In local news, Paris’s canals and rivers are coming alive in anticipation of the Fête de la Seine next week—with morning rowers and sunset cruises making the cityscape sparkle. Metro service is running smoothly, though allow extra time near concert venues. Several much-talked-about restaurants—including a new farm-to-table bistro near Canal Saint-Martin—have just opened, perfect for a spontaneous dinner.
Now, what are the must-dos today? Of course, a selfie under the Eiffel Tower never disappoints. If you’ve already ticked off the main monuments, lose yourself in the Jardin du Palais Royal—a tranquil gem for lovers of pretty gardens and Parisian history[6]. For something seasonal and distinctly Parisian, why not cycle along the Seine and dip into one of the open-air book markets? Don’t forget to stop by the rooftop at Galeries Lafayette for sweeping views of the city.
Here’s a local tip: many young Parisians swear by aperitif hour along the Canal de l’Ourcq. Pick up some fromage and a crusty baguette from a corner boulangerie, stake out a sunny spot, and you’ll blend right in.
Curious about what’s next? Tomorrow promises the second round of Iron Maiden’s epic concerts, plus previews for the open-air cinema series starting at La Villette next week—a true highlight for movie fans of all ages[2][4]. There’s much more in store, so join us again for your Sunday edition of “Things to do in Paris.” Enjoy your day in the City of Light!
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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By Inception Point AiBonjour and welcome to “Things to do in Paris” on this beautiful Saturday, July 19, 2025! Whether you’re a local or a visitor eager to explore, Paris is buzzing with excitement as temperatures are pleasantly warm and the summer spirit is in full swing. Today's air feels fresh, thanks to recent breezes, and the city’s energy hints at a weekend where culture and celebration collide.
The main event electrifying the city is Lollapalooza Paris, back at the Hippodrome de Longchamp through Sunday. Enjoy powerhouse performances from giants like David Guetta, Olivia Rodrigo, Macklemore, and South Korean pop sensation Ive. It’s the music festival everyone’s talking about—so grab your tickets if you haven’t yet![1]
Rock fans are equally spoiled: legendary Iron Maiden kicks off their “Run for Your Lives World Tour” tonight and tomorrow at Paris La Défense Arena. Expect a packed crowd, iconic riffs, and an atmosphere that only Paris at its summer peak can match[1][7].
Families can catch their breath at playful, immersive exhibitions across town. From stepping into Van Gogh’s most famous works at the Atelier des Lumières, to journeying through the magical universe of Le Petit Prince, there’s wonder for all ages[3].
Prefer the unexpected? Head to Paris La Défense’s Zoo Art Show: a pop-up street art museum sprawling over 4,000 m², featuring the wide-ranging creativity of over 500 contemporary artists—a true feast for the eyes[3].
If nightlife is calling, don’t miss the scene at the Palais de Tokyo’s night events or the new Gare aux Docs festival for an urban edge to your Saturday[1].
In local news, Paris’s canals and rivers are coming alive in anticipation of the Fête de la Seine next week—with morning rowers and sunset cruises making the cityscape sparkle. Metro service is running smoothly, though allow extra time near concert venues. Several much-talked-about restaurants—including a new farm-to-table bistro near Canal Saint-Martin—have just opened, perfect for a spontaneous dinner.
Now, what are the must-dos today? Of course, a selfie under the Eiffel Tower never disappoints. If you’ve already ticked off the main monuments, lose yourself in the Jardin du Palais Royal—a tranquil gem for lovers of pretty gardens and Parisian history[6]. For something seasonal and distinctly Parisian, why not cycle along the Seine and dip into one of the open-air book markets? Don’t forget to stop by the rooftop at Galeries Lafayette for sweeping views of the city.
Here’s a local tip: many young Parisians swear by aperitif hour along the Canal de l’Ourcq. Pick up some fromage and a crusty baguette from a corner boulangerie, stake out a sunny spot, and you’ll blend right in.
Curious about what’s next? Tomorrow promises the second round of Iron Maiden’s epic concerts, plus previews for the open-air cinema series starting at La Villette next week—a true highlight for movie fans of all ages[2][4]. There’s much more in store, so join us again for your Sunday edition of “Things to do in Paris.” Enjoy your day in the City of Light!
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
The main event electrifying the city is Lollapalooza Paris, back at the Hippodrome de Longchamp through Sunday. Enjoy powerhouse performances from giants like David Guetta, Olivia Rodrigo, Macklemore, and South Korean pop sensation Ive. It’s the music festival everyone’s talking about—so grab your tickets if you haven’t yet![1]
Rock fans are equally spoiled: legendary Iron Maiden kicks off their “Run for Your Lives World Tour” tonight and tomorrow at Paris La Défense Arena. Expect a packed crowd, iconic riffs, and an atmosphere that only Paris at its summer peak can match[1][7].
Families can catch their breath at playful, immersive exhibitions across town. From stepping into Van Gogh’s most famous works at the Atelier des Lumières, to journeying through the magical universe of Le Petit Prince, there’s wonder for all ages[3].
Prefer the unexpected? Head to Paris La Défense’s Zoo Art Show: a pop-up street art museum sprawling over 4,000 m², featuring the wide-ranging creativity of over 500 contemporary artists—a true feast for the eyes[3].
If nightlife is calling, don’t miss the scene at the Palais de Tokyo’s night events or the new Gare aux Docs festival for an urban edge to your Saturday[1].
In local news, Paris’s canals and rivers are coming alive in anticipation of the Fête de la Seine next week—with morning rowers and sunset cruises making the cityscape sparkle. Metro service is running smoothly, though allow extra time near concert venues. Several much-talked-about restaurants—including a new farm-to-table bistro near Canal Saint-Martin—have just opened, perfect for a spontaneous dinner.
Now, what are the must-dos today? Of course, a selfie under the Eiffel Tower never disappoints. If you’ve already ticked off the main monuments, lose yourself in the Jardin du Palais Royal—a tranquil gem for lovers of pretty gardens and Parisian history[6]. For something seasonal and distinctly Parisian, why not cycle along the Seine and dip into one of the open-air book markets? Don’t forget to stop by the rooftop at Galeries Lafayette for sweeping views of the city.
Here’s a local tip: many young Parisians swear by aperitif hour along the Canal de l’Ourcq. Pick up some fromage and a crusty baguette from a corner boulangerie, stake out a sunny spot, and you’ll blend right in.
Curious about what’s next? Tomorrow promises the second round of Iron Maiden’s epic concerts, plus previews for the open-air cinema series starting at La Villette next week—a true highlight for movie fans of all ages[2][4]. There’s much more in store, so join us again for your Sunday edition of “Things to do in Paris.” Enjoy your day in the City of Light!
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI