Bonjour, globe-trotters and adventure seekers! You’re tuned in to “Things to Do in Paris” with your absolutely unstoppable, croissant-loving, snail-dodging AI, Oly Bennet. It’s Saturday, October 18, 2025, and if you thought Paris only did romance and baguettes, today’s lineup is going to knock those stereotypes right out of the Seine.

First off, the City of Light is dazzling under an autumn sun with just a touch of mist—think cozy sweater weather, perfect for exploring exhibitions or sipping a cheeky café noisette on a terrace. According to Sortir à Paris, there’s a genuine buzz in the air, with crowds just as likely to be spotted in vintage berets as they are chasing after the city’s latest pop-up craze.

Let’s light the fuse on today’s epic to-do list:

If you’re an artsy type, the city is bursting at the seams with major exhibitions. The Louis Vuitton Art Déco immersive show opens its doors at LV Dream, a wild free exhibition celebrating 100 years of fashion’s weirdest and most wonderful moments, with over 300 heritage pieces and a time-traveling stroll through Art Deco Paris.

Are your sneakers feeling speedy? Lace up for Lumière & Visions – La Course, a solidarity race weaving right through Paris. It’s part run, part superhero gathering, and all about being visible as the days get shorter. The starting line is practically vibrating!

Music lovers, don't miss Benjamin Biolay’s exclusive free showcase at Fnac des Ternes. This local icon is dropping his latest album with a live performance that’ll have Parisians swooning and hipsters competing for setlists. It’s registration only, but nab a spot and you can brag about it for weeks.

Families and architecture buffs alert: it’s Journées Nationales de l’Architecture! That means free tours inside the Fondation Le Corbusier - Maison La Roche and hands-on workshops for kids at the Musée des Plans-Reliefs. Step into the mad genius of Parisian design and unleash your inner architect, tiny or tall.

And for those who think Paris nightlife peaked with Edith Piaf, the We Are the 90’s retro party is ready to prove you wrong tonight. Expect Spice Girls, glow sticks, and a tidal wave of 90s nostalgia—because nothing says Paris like a dance floor packed with people trying to out-Macarena each other.

On the local buzz, Philippe Etchebest—France’s rockstar chef—just opened his Signature ravioli counter in the 11th arrondissement through the end of October, so pasta fans, start your engines! Public transit is smooth this weekend, with Metro lines running on time, and no major strikes (cue collective sigh of relief). Also, brunchers unite: Pépé Ronchon in the 9th just launched a gourmet Italian brunch, and rumor has it the tiramisu is worth the jog to Montmartre.

So what shouldn’t you miss today? Immerse yourself in the wild LV Dream exhibition, try a signature ravioli before they vanish, cheer at the solidarity race, or take the family for some hands-on architectural fun. For something deliciously unexpected,

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Bonjour, bonjour, bonjour! Welcome to Things to do in Paris, where we explore the City of Light like nobody else. I'm Olly Bennett, your globe-trotting guide to all things amazing, and today is Friday, October 17, 2025. Paris is buzzing with that perfect autumn energy, crisp air, golden leaves, and a calendar absolutely packed with incredible experiences.

Let me dive right into what's happening today. First up, architecture lovers are in for a treat. The Journées de l'Architecture kicked off today at the Cité de l'Architecture near Trocadéro, running through Sunday. Sortiraparis.com reports you can catch screenings, exhibitions, and guided tours celebrating architectural brilliance. If you prefer something more mystical, tonight marks the beginning of Nuit des Châteaux. Multiple castles across the Paris region are opening their doors for magical nocturnal adventures under the stars, including the spectacular Clocher de la Duchesse in Bonnelles with an exceptional evening program.

For music fans, the legendary metal project Igorrr is performing at the Olympia tonight, with opening acts Master Boot Record and Imperial Triumphant. Trust me, this is going to be absolutely wild. And here's something wonderfully quirky: Pokémon TCG Pocket is hosting a free event at Westfield Forum des Halles through Sunday, featuring a stamp hunt and free goodies celebrating the app's anniversary. Kids and collectors alike will love this immersive Mega-Evolution experience.

If you're heading out to the suburbs, Thoiry Lumières Sauvages launches today, running through March 2026. This edition transforms the park into a Halloween wonderland celebrating Dia de los Muertos with hundreds of illuminated installations.

Now for local updates: the Louis Vuitton Art Deco exhibition at LV Dream remains free and absolutely stunning, featuring over 300 heritage pieces in eight themed rooms. Also, construction site visits just opened at the Basilique Saint-Denis, where you can watch artisans recreating the north tower's missing spire using virtual reality and hands-on workshops.

Here's my local tip: when exploring tonight's castle events, bring a light jacket and comfortable shoes. These nocturnal strolls can last hours, but the magical atmosphere under starlit skies is absolutely worth it. Also, many venues offer better views after sunset, so arrive fashionably late.

Looking ahead to tomorrow, Monument Jeu d'Enfant weekend begins, offering free family activities at dozens of national monuments including the Panthéon. The Balade du Goût also starts tomorrow, giving families chances to visit farms across Ile-de-France, meet animals, and taste fresh produce.

Whether you're catching metal concerts, exploring illuminated castles, or hunting Pokémon, Paris delivers unforgettable experiences today. Get out there and embrace the magic.

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Welcome, listeners, to Things to do in Paris with your globe-trotting, fun-loving, possibly croissant-powered host Oly Bennet, reporting live on Thursday, October 16, 2025! Paris is positively buzzing as autumn leaves tumble across the boulevards—but don’t let a bit of brisk October air slow you down. Today the city is glowing under gentle clouds, with just enough nip in the air to make a café terrace extra cozy. Art Basel Paris is in full swing and, according to Art Basel themselves, nine new art installations are lighting up the city in honor of this global art week. Oh, and keep your eyes peeled: there’s a monumental Kermit the Frog floating above Place Vendôme, no joke—Giant Kermit has landed!

If you’re itching to kickstart your Thursday with a cultural bang, Paris has your back. First up: Tango After Dark at Salle Pleyel tonight, fresh from a hit run in London, offering real-deal Argentine tango with internationally renowned dancers. Meanwhile, thrill-seekers who like their strolls with a sprinkle of history will love the free “Panamée” guided walk through the historic streets of the 15th arrondissement, led by the Paris Hiking Committee. If you’re hungry for inspiration, check out the Banh Mi Women Festival at Ground Control in the 13th arrondissement. This dynamic event brings together exhibitions, designer markets, DJ sets, films, and workshops celebrating Asian-French women culture. For families, don’t miss the free fun at Paris museums—places like Musée d’Art Moderne and Musée Carnavalet are waiving kid admission, so round up the little ones and let them loose on treasure trails or creative workshops. And if a night out is on your mind, Latin music lovers can sway over to YOYO – Palais de Tokyo, where Ryan Castro is firing up the stage at 7 p.m.

Paris is never short of citywide scoops! According to Sortiraparis, Halle des Victoires in Asnières-sur-Seine has just flung open its doors—a brand-new food court with six unique kiosks and a bar serving homemade delights at wallet-friendly prices. The Maison des Mondes Africains, a newly opened cultural center, is making waves in the 10th arrondissement with the free “Noires” exhibition by Roxane Mbanga. Over in transit news, public transport is running smoothly today—no major strikes or delays reported. That means easy cross-town adventures, from Montmartre to Montparnasse.

Now, if you’re pondering what to do with those precious Parisian hours, here are my top picks: get swept away in art at the free, immersive Louis Vuitton Art Deco exhibition at LV Dream in the 1st arrondissement—100 years of glorious fashion heritage in eight dazzling rooms! For a hidden gem, take a leafy detour to Parc de Belleville. You’ll get panoramic city views and a taste of the real Paris neighborhood vibe. With Halloween incoming, keep an eye out for spooky decor popping up in shop windows and parks—a prelude to October’s festive madness.

Here’s a quick local tip: when in doubt, hop into a Parisian bakery before

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Bonjour, globe-trotters and quirky adventure seekers! Oly Bennet back again with wild energy and a big “salut” to everyone tuning in to Things to do in Paris. It’s Sunday, October 12th, 2025—and the city of light is pulsing with that autumn electricity: crisp air, fashionable scarves swirling, and buzzing crowds riding high on the weekend’s grand finale.

Right now, Paris is beaming under mild skies, locals are out for their classic Sunday brunches, and the city’s café terraces are rocking that unbeatable combo of croissants, people-watching, and caffeine. To give you a flavour of today’s epic Parisian lineup before la semaine recommences, here’s your can’t-miss menu, suitable for culture vultures, sports nuts, families, party animals and, you know, fans of the delightfully odd!

First up, it’s time to uncork tradition at the legendary Fête des Vendanges de Montmartre. The 92nd edition of this beloved grape harvest festival is in full swing atop the Sacré-Coeur hill, with a sprawling taste trail, vineyard tours, a grand parade, concerts, and a closing ball. If you like the idea of dancing—outdoors, with wine glass in hand, among street musicians, vintage stands and merry locals—this is the place to let your quirky flag fly!

Lace up those sneakers, sports lovers—the Vredestein 20km de Paris kicks off under the Eiffel Tower today! Whether you’re a hard-core runner or just in it for Olympic-level people-watching, this solidarity race weaves along Paris’s most iconic roads. Bonus feel-good points: proceeds go to Bleuet de France, a cause supporting veterans and victims of war.

Foodies and fun hounds, the Belleville district is throwing its vibrant Festival de la Lune, dedicated to the awe-inspiring Mid-Autumn Moon Festival. Expect Asian street food galore, lion dances, workshops and dazzling lantern parades, splashing colour all over the 20th and 11th arrondissements. Forget bland Sundays—this is a feast for every sense!

For the artsy in the crowd, the Salon de la Photo is wrapping up at Grande Halle de la Villette. Think exhibitions, workshops, and the chance to rub elbows (or lenses) with top photographers and digital creators. If music is your soul food, rock out at Dôme de Paris: One Night of Queen is striking up those stadium anthems for a burst of Mercury-fuelled nostalgia, and later on, catch a piano concert at Saint Julien le Pauvre or candlelit classics at Saint‐Louis‐en‐L'Île.

Little ones or science geeks in tow? Head to the Grand Palais where the Fête de la Science is offering hands-on experiments and family-friendly workshops. Even the most serious Parisian can’t resist a bit of scientific magic.

Let’s talk local buzz. In big food news, Chef Philippe Etchebest has just opened his pop-up ravioli bar “Signature”—an instant hit for pasta devotees, with crowds already slurping up his famous stuffed creations. Public transit’s rolling smoothly, but expect a few detours near major race routes for the 20km run—perfect excuse for a spontaneo

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Bonjour from the City of Light! Welcome to Things to do in Paris, and what a spectacular Saturday, October 11th, 2025 we have in store for you! The autumn air is crisp and perfect for exploring, with that golden Parisian glow making everything look like a postcard. The city is absolutely buzzing today with the tail end of the famous Fête des Vendanges de Montmartre wrapping up, and trust me, you don't want to miss the final day of this legendary grape harvest celebration!

Speaking of which, if you're looking to dive into authentic Parisian culture today, head up to Montmartre for the grand finale of the Fête des Vendanges. The program is absolutely packed with a taste trail, a spectacular grand parade, the Decibels Vendanges concerts featuring artists like Kalupto and Ippon, and tours of those famous vineyards perched on the hilltop. It's the perfect blend of tradition, wine, and festive vibes that only Montmartre can deliver.

For you science nerds out there, and I say that with the utmost affection, the Grand Palais is hosting the Fête de la Science today with the Palais de la Découverte. It's completely free, and youngsters can get hands-on with scientific experiments and games. This is the kind of stuff that makes learning feel like an adventure, so bring the whole family!

Now, if you're in the mood for something truly unique, the Festival de la Lune is taking over Belleville this weekend. We're talking Asian street food, spectacular lion dancing, colorful lanterns, and workshops celebrating this thousand-year-old tradition. It's a free festival happening in the 20th and 11th arrondissements, and the energy there is absolutely electric.

Sports fans, buckle up because history is being made today at Stade Roland-Garros! Street League Skateboarding is transforming the legendary clay courts into a global skateboarding course for the very first time. Doors open at noon, with knockout rounds at 1 PM, and finals kicking off at 6:15 PM for women and 6:30 PM for men. You'll see world-class skaters like Yuto Horigome and Nyjah Huston throwing down tricks where tennis legends usually serve aces.

Here's a local tip for you: if you're exploring Gagny in Seine-Saint-Denis today, check out their Fête des Vendanges featuring a farmers' market and guinguette, all free of charge. It's one of those hidden gems that locals love but tourists often miss.

Looking ahead to tomorrow, the Fête de la Science continues with even more experiments at the Grand Palais, and there's a contemporary exhibition called Voir la mer opening at the Maif Social Club, running all the way through July 2026.

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Hello there, fellow adventure-seekers Welcome to "Things to do in Paris" Today is October 10, 2025, and the city is buzzing with excitement. The weather is crisp and autumnal, setting the perfect backdrop for a day of exploration.

Paris is alive with events today. The Fête des Vendanges de Montmartre is underway, featuring a taste trail, grand parade, and concerts. Meanwhile, the France vs. Azerbaijan World Cup qualifier is happening at the Parc des Princes. If you're looking for something more low-key, check out the free street art and textile festival, À la croisée des arts, in the 14th arrondissement.

In local news, Philippe Etchebest has just opened his ephemeral ravioli counter in the 11th arrondissement. For a dose of culture, the Maison des Mondes Africains offers a free exhibition, though reservations are recommended.

For a must-do activity today, immerse yourself in the Louis Vuitton Art Deco exhibition in the 1st arrondissement. It's free and absolutely stunning. A fun fact: did you know that Paris has a unique bike-sharing system? Use it to explore the city like a local!

Looking ahead to tomorrow, the Aubervilliers Lantern Parade promises to be a magical highlight. Tune in tomorrow for more Parisian adventures

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Bonjour and bienvenue, mes amis, to Things to Do in Paris on this fine Thursday, October 9th, 2025—your one-way ticket to the quirkiest, coolest, and most curious corners of the City of Light. I’m Ollie Bennet, your globe-trotting, sports-obsessed, adventure-hunting guide, here to serve up Parisian fun with a side of the unexpected.

Paris today is buzzing. The air is crisp, the leaves are turning golden—perfect for cozy scarves and boulangerie croissant runs. The city’s pulse is pure energy, thanks to a jam-packed calendar that blends culture, celebration, and a dash of the downright surreal.

Let’s dive into what’s making Paris pop today. First up, Montmartre’s Fête des Vendanges is in full swing through Sunday. You can gorge on a taste trail through the famous vineyards, catch the grand parade, or dance the night away at the closing ball—because nothing says “Parisian autumn” like a grape harvest party 130 meters above sea level. For culture fiends, the Maison des Mondes Africains (MansA) is hosting the “Noires” exhibition by Roxane Mbanga, celebrating African and Afro-diasporic culture in a gorgeous former haute-couture workshop. Best of all, it’s free, but book ahead to join the party. Tonight, the skies over Bois de Vincennes turn into a lightshow as part of DroneArt: drones, classical music, and pure magic—think of it as ballet for aeronautics nerds. For families and science buffs, the Fête de la Science is still on, with hands-on experiments and brain-tickling fun at the Saint-Antoine research center and beyond. And over in the 13th arrondissement, the Fête de la Lune wraps up with Asian street food, lantern parades, and workshops—so grab some mooncakes and soak up the glow.

Now, for some local buzz: Philippe Etchebest, the Michelin-starred chef, is opening his ephemeral ravioli counter, Signature, in the 11th. Imagine Paris’s answer to gourmet pasta street food—Michelin meets munchies! Meanwhile, La Textilerie’s Grande Braderie de tissus et mercerie offers fabric fanatics hundreds of eco-responsible finds in the heart of the city. If shopping’s not your thing, Paris is gearing up for Les Foudres, the first-ever French metal music awards ceremony at Bataclan—heavy on riffs, light on pretension. For a dose of the absurd, catch Sting at the Accor Arena, proving that yes, dreamy British balladeers still have a place in Parisian hearts.

Navigating Paris today? The city’s public transit hums along smoothly, but keep an eye on RATP updates for metro lines 3 and 7, which get extra busy during festivals. And if you’re heading to the airport, the RER B is your best friend—locals know to skip the cabs, especially during event season.

Now, here’s your Ollie Bennet Parisian insider tip: Skip the Seine cruise—instead, head to the Musée Marmottan Monet for L’Empire du Sommeil, an exhibition about the art of sleep, straight from antiquity to Picasso. It’s dreamy, literally. Also, locals swear by Sunday morning runs in Parc Montsouris—smaller, quieter

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Howdy listeners, this is Oly Bennet coming to you live on Sunday, October 5, 2025, with the latest scoop on “Things to Do in Paris”—where adventure skips across cobblestones, every corner promises a story, and today Paris is buzzing like a packed stadium in extra time Right now, the city is draped in autumn colors and the weather is delightfully crisp—think warm layers and scarves flapping dramatically in the breeze, making everyone look just a bit more cinematic as they stroll along the Seine. There’s an electric sense of anticipation: not only is the city gearing up for its legendary harvest festivals, but Paris seems to be collecting new experiences faster than soccer stickers before the World Cup.

Let’s get you in on the winning plays Today, all ages can join Odysséa Paris at the Château de Vincennes—a pink-powered charity run that’ll have thousands racing against breast cancer, all in support of Pink October. Whether you’re jogging, cheering, or just enjoying the energy, this is a Parisian tradition that scores both for fitness and good causes. Art lovers, the SPERA International Urban and Contemporary Art Fair wraps up in Montrouge tonight: with over 100 international artists and a blend of wild exhibitions and live performances, this is your ticket to seeing Paris’s edgy creativity on full display. If your taste veers towards the adorable, the Animal Expo & Animalis Show at Parc Floral is where you’ll spot everything from dashing dogs to pirouetting parrots—a perfect outing for families or just animal fanatics who can’t resist a fuzzy face.

Culture vultures, listen up: the Maison des Mondes Africains, a brand-new gem in the 10th arrondissement, just opened for a two-year residency and features the poignant “Noires” exhibition from Roxane Mbanga. Entry is free, but get your reservation early and soak up the fresh Afro-diasporic vibes. Science nuts and mini-Einsteins, the Fête de la Science is in full swing until October 13, with mind-bending experiments, open houses, and workshops scattered across Sorbonne campuses and beyond. Why not get your neurons firing while the city celebrates discovery on every block? According to Sortiraparis, Halloween has already slithered into Parisian theme parks and Mad Golf has gone full “Étrange Crazy Golf”—mini-golf with a monstrous twist, just in time to kick off spooky season!

In local news: everyone’s talking about ZEUS, the giant metal horse from the Paris Olympics, making a photo-op stop at the Hippodrome ParisLongchamp this weekend for the Qatar Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe. If you want the quirkiest selfie in town, you know where to trot. Metro riders, take note—public transit is running smoothly today, but with some street closures near major venues like Château de Vincennes thanks to Odysséa, so pack your patience or grab a Vélib’ bike for a scenic workaround. Oh, and foodies—whispers in the alleyways say several new bistros have popped up near Canal Saint-Martin, serving up avant-garde pastries th

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Bonjour mes intrepid listeners, Oly Bennet here—Paris’s unofficial cheer captain of everything bizarre, wonderful, and “can you believe that actually exists?!” Welcome to Things to do in Paris, and it’s Saturday, October 4, 2025. The autumn sun’s peeking between fluffy clouds, a light breeze ruffles the chestnut trees, and the city’s in full swing: some Parisians are lounging at cafés plotting their next fashion statement, while visitors dash from gallery to pâtisserie like it’s an Olympic event for all five senses. The mood? Caffeinated, playful, and ready for adventure.

What’s on the agenda today? Buckle up! First, art lovers, get those sneakers laced for the John Singer Sargent “Dazzling Paris” retrospective at the Musée d’Orsay: all the Belle Époque flair you can handle. Meanwhile, across town, the Grand Palais is packed with kinetic sculptures and wild correspondence from the Niki de Saint Phalle, Jean Tinguely, and Pontus Hulten exhibition—if modern art had a party, this would be it. Tonight, high culture takes center stage at the Palais Garnier with the Paris Opera Ballet’s “Giselle”—if emotional leaps and ghostly romance are your thing, don’t miss it. Need something for the little (or, let’s be honest, big) kids? Disney’s Halloween Festival is in full pumpkin-rolling swing at Disneyland Paris—villains, candy, and cobwebbed castles until November. Need a festival fix? Head to Belleville for the Fête de la Lune—gorge on Asian street food, marvel at lion dancers, and craft your own lanterns for pure lunar joy. And don’t forget, geek squads and curious families: the Fête de la Science is storming Paris this week with hands-on workshops and open labs that’ll make you wish you paid more attention in physics class.

Now for the local scoop: Paris Fashion Week is wrapping up—prepare for stylish stampedes around the Marais and Tuileries as everyone rushes for last-minute looks. The MansA (Maison des Mondes Africains) just opened near Goncourt, free to enter and home to the “Noires” exhibition—spotlight on African and Afro-diasporic creativity in a former haute-couture den. Hungry? Word is out about new pâtisseries popping up near Canal Saint-Martin, featuring wickedly experimental eclairs—think yuzu basil and praline feuilletine—get in line before the locals discover their secret stash. Public transit tip: the metro’s running on its reliable weekend schedule, but the stations nearest the Eiffel Tower and Musée d’Orsay can crowd up late morning so factor in a little extra time if you’re museum-hopping with kids or suitcases. Jazz fans, do not snooze on the Baptiste Herbin “Django” Trio at Sunset Sunside just off rue des Lombards—those sax riffs are known to get even Parisians dancing.

If you’re hunting for Paris off the beaten path, slide over to the Ardif “Felines Mechanimal” solo street art show in the third arrondissement—think wildcats, but with a steam-punk twist which is basically catnip for Instagram. For a chill-out zone, join the Salon Z

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Bonjour listeners and bienvenue to Things to do in Paris with your favorite globe-trotting adrenaline junkie, Oly Bennet, here on October 3rd, 2025. The City of Light is beaming with that crisp, golden autumn glow, a cool breeze is rustling through the chestnut trees, and, trust me, Parisians are never more stylish than when they're rocking a scarf in this weather. The Seine sparkles, the patisseries are overflowing with people clutching pumpkin éclairs, and Paris feels positively electric with excitement—and a whiff of Halloween mischief!

Let’s jump right in, because today, the Parisian calendar is juicier than a Camembert fondue. Fashion fanatics, get ready to strut: hiTechMODA’s cutting-edge Paris Fashion Week showcase kicks off at the American Cathedral, marrying haute couture with futuristic tech on the runway. Expect boundary-pushing designs and plenty of influencer-worthy selfies. Next up, families and fun-seekers, the Jardin d’Acclimatation explodes with color for Dia de los Muertos—think parades, dancers, and sugar skulls with a Parisian twist. Feeling brave? Parc Astérix throws open its haunted gates tonight for Peur sur le Parc, an after-dark Halloween spectacular guaranteed to make even the bravest Gallic knights jump!

For you music lovers, Brunch Electronik is lighting up the Hippodrome Paris-Vincennes with top DJs including Pawsa and Kungs, pulsing beats, and food trucks to keep you fueled for endless dancing. Sporty souls and do-gooders, lace up those trainers—Odysséa Paris, the iconic charity race against breast cancer, takes over the Château de Vincennes. Pink shirts, big crowds, and high spirits combine for an epic city run in the name of a great cause. Lovers of all things shiny and artsy, the Louis Vuitton Art Deco exhibition debuts at LV Dream. This immersive, free show celebrates 100 years since the legendary 1925 Art Deco fair, showcasing over 300 glorious LV heritage pieces.

If you’re itching to plan ahead, keep an eye out for tomorrow’s Qatar Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe at Hippodrome Longchamp, where the world’s finest jockeys and the Olympic Games’ iconic metal horse ZEUS will be making headlines. And if you’re secretly a science geek, the Salon Zen wellness fest and Fête de la Science are taking over the city this weekend with hundreds of well-being workshops, hands-on science, and more zen than a yoga class in Montmartre at sunrise.

In city news, you foodie fiends will want to nab a table at Alimento in the 5th arrondissement—their Italian brunch collab with Anthony Nguyen is creating lines around the block for wickedly creative pastries and breakfast treats. Meanwhile, Metro line 14 just got a sleek upgrade, making it easier than ever to zip from the grand boulevards to that secret bistro you never tell tourists about. Art buffs, the much-anticipated opening of Fondation Cartier x Jean Nouvel at Palais-Royal happens this very weekend, with 600 jaw-dropping works of art waiting to blow your creative mind.

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