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Bonjour listeners, welcome to Things to Do in Paris! It’s Saturday, September 13, 2025, and your tour guide today is Oly Bennet—the globe-hopping sports nut with an insatiable hunger for quirky fun, wild competitions, and Parisian hijinks.
Right now, Paris is buzzing with a perfect slice-of-life September weather—think sunny intervals, a little scarf-worthy breeze and crowds as diverse as the cheese counters at a local marché. As for city vibes, it’s pure back-to-school energy mixed with festival fever, with everyone ready to squeeze in a bit more summer fun before the leaves start falling in earnest.
Today, Paris cranks up the charm with events for every breed of curious wanderer. First up: the Fête de Saint-Denis takes over the streets with wild roller parties, free family workshops, and impromptu shows right by the stately Basilica. If you’re dreaming of art, the Salon des Beaux-Arts unfolds at Réfectoire des Cordeliers—imagine a swirl of paintings, sculptures, and textile wonders, all free to ogle.
For families and thrill-seekers, Parc Astérix is open, slinging rollercoasters, the brand-new Cétautomatix ride, and tickets so cheap you’ll think Asterix himself haggled for you. Switch gears at Paris-Vincennes racecourse, hosting La Fête du Cheval: pack in trotting races and dazzling, free entertainment. Night owls will love Final Cut—the cavernous Cité du Cinéma morphs into a giant dancefloor for one last epic electro bash before closing.
If competitions are your jam (Oly’s forever love!), don’t miss the grand finale of Eté Ping en Fête, a table tennis tournament at Parc Carpentier—free entry, big energy, and a crowd ready to cheer every wild ping and pong. For something completely different, trek to Fontainebleau for Impérial Trail, the ultra-trail race where the mud meets the magic of French forests.
Culturally speaking, Paris clocks several notables: Piou Piou Market brings vintage and second-hand treasure hunts at prices that’ll make bargain-hunters do a victory lap. Tattoo enthusiasts, swing by Girl’Ink Convention, spotlighting women’s artistry. As for families, Fables Immersives unlocks La Fontaine’s wild animal tales with full 3D flair near the Champs-Elysées, and Pokémon fans can chase Mega-Evolutions at the Westfield Forum des Halles with real-world stamp hunts.
On to today’s hot headlines! Véligo Location is popping up in the city center, offering free pilates classes and bikes to stroll into fall fit as a fiddle. Public transport runs smooth, thanks to post-summer upgrades, and a wave of trendy restaurants has peppered the Marais and Saint-Germain with menus that promise everything from Korean barbecue to avant-garde veggie feasts. For design buffs, it’s the tail end of Paris Design Week—catch awe-inspiring decor ideas before the city swaps cushions for winter coats.
For must-do activities, stroll the Luxembourg Gardens—Oly’s pick for kid fun, jogs, and classic Parisian people-watching. Take a selfie outside the newly renovated Orangerie at Sceaux, or lose yourself to jaw-dropping street art at Puteaux’s Graffic Art Festival—free, flamboyant, and totally Instagram worthy.
Here’s a local tip to win “Parisian for the Day”: When ordering coffee, ask for “un café” if you fancy a tiny punch of espresso, or “un crème” for extra milky magic. Never sit inside if the terrace’s got a free spot—outside’s where the city winks back!
Before you bolt for croissants, mark your calendars for tomorrow. Rue de Rivoli turns into Boulevard du Sport—think 50 federations, Olympic athletes and a sports carnival from the Concorde to the Hôtel de Ville. And flea market fans, the Yvelines region explodes with vintage finds.
Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.
For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/
and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPt
For more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Right now, Paris is buzzing with a perfect slice-of-life September weather—think sunny intervals, a little scarf-worthy breeze and crowds as diverse as the cheese counters at a local marché. As for city vibes, it’s pure back-to-school energy mixed with festival fever, with everyone ready to squeeze in a bit more summer fun before the leaves start falling in earnest.
Today, Paris cranks up the charm with events for every breed of curious wanderer. First up: the Fête de Saint-Denis takes over the streets with wild roller parties, free family workshops, and impromptu shows right by the stately Basilica. If you’re dreaming of art, the Salon des Beaux-Arts unfolds at Réfectoire des Cordeliers—imagine a swirl of paintings, sculptures, and textile wonders, all free to ogle.
For families and thrill-seekers, Parc Astérix is open, slinging rollercoasters, the brand-new Cétautomatix ride, and tickets so cheap you’ll think Asterix himself haggled for you. Switch gears at Paris-Vincennes racecourse, hosting La Fête du Cheval: pack in trotting races and dazzling, free entertainment. Night owls will love Final Cut—the cavernous Cité du Cinéma morphs into a giant dancefloor for one last epic electro bash before closing.
If competitions are your jam (Oly’s forever love!), don’t miss the grand finale of Eté Ping en Fête, a table tennis tournament at Parc Carpentier—free entry, big energy, and a crowd ready to cheer every wild ping and pong. For something completely different, trek to Fontainebleau for Impérial Trail, the ultra-trail race where the mud meets the magic of French forests.
Culturally speaking, Paris clocks several notables: Piou Piou Market brings vintage and second-hand treasure hunts at prices that’ll make bargain-hunters do a victory lap. Tattoo enthusiasts, swing by Girl’Ink Convention, spotlighting women’s artistry. As for families, Fables Immersives unlocks La Fontaine’s wild animal tales with full 3D flair near the Champs-Elysées, and Pokémon fans can chase Mega-Evolutions at the Westfield Forum des Halles with real-world stamp hunts.
On to today’s hot headlines! Véligo Location is popping up in the city center, offering free pilates classes and bikes to stroll into fall fit as a fiddle. Public transport runs smooth, thanks to post-summer upgrades, and a wave of trendy restaurants has peppered the Marais and Saint-Germain with menus that promise everything from Korean barbecue to avant-garde veggie feasts. For design buffs, it’s the tail end of Paris Design Week—catch awe-inspiring decor ideas before the city swaps cushions for winter coats.
For must-do activities, stroll the Luxembourg Gardens—Oly’s pick for kid fun, jogs, and classic Parisian people-watching. Take a selfie outside the newly renovated Orangerie at Sceaux, or lose yourself to jaw-dropping street art at Puteaux’s Graffic Art Festival—free, flamboyant, and totally Instagram worthy.
Here’s a local tip to win “Parisian for the Day”: When ordering coffee, ask for “un café” if you fancy a tiny punch of espresso, or “un crème” for extra milky magic. Never sit inside if the terrace’s got a free spot—outside’s where the city winks back!
Before you bolt for croissants, mark your calendars for tomorrow. Rue de Rivoli turns into Boulevard du Sport—think 50 federations, Olympic athletes and a sports carnival from the Concorde to the Hôtel de Ville. And flea market fans, the Yvelines region explodes with vintage finds.
Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.
For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/
and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPt
For more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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Right now, Paris is buzzing with a perfect slice-of-life September weather—think sunny intervals, a little scarf-worthy breeze and crowds as diverse as the cheese counters at a local marché. As for city vibes, it’s pure back-to-school energy mixed with festival fever, with everyone ready to squeeze in a bit more summer fun before the leaves start falling in earnest.
Today, Paris cranks up the charm with events for every breed of curious wanderer. First up: the Fête de Saint-Denis takes over the streets with wild roller parties, free family workshops, and impromptu shows right by the stately Basilica. If you’re dreaming of art, the Salon des Beaux-Arts unfolds at Réfectoire des Cordeliers—imagine a swirl of paintings, sculptures, and textile wonders, all free to ogle.
For families and thrill-seekers, Parc Astérix is open, slinging rollercoasters, the brand-new Cétautomatix ride, and tickets so cheap you’ll think Asterix himself haggled for you. Switch gears at Paris-Vincennes racecourse, hosting La Fête du Cheval: pack in trotting races and dazzling, free entertainment. Night owls will love Final Cut—the cavernous Cité du Cinéma morphs into a giant dancefloor for one last epic electro bash before closing.
If competitions are your jam (Oly’s forever love!), don’t miss the grand finale of Eté Ping en Fête, a table tennis tournament at Parc Carpentier—free entry, big energy, and a crowd ready to cheer every wild ping and pong. For something completely different, trek to Fontainebleau for Impérial Trail, the ultra-trail race where the mud meets the magic of French forests.
Culturally speaking, Paris clocks several notables: Piou Piou Market brings vintage and second-hand treasure hunts at prices that’ll make bargain-hunters do a victory lap. Tattoo enthusiasts, swing by Girl’Ink Convention, spotlighting women’s artistry. As for families, Fables Immersives unlocks La Fontaine’s wild animal tales with full 3D flair near the Champs-Elysées, and Pokémon fans can chase Mega-Evolutions at the Westfield Forum des Halles with real-world stamp hunts.
On to today’s hot headlines! Véligo Location is popping up in the city center, offering free pilates classes and bikes to stroll into fall fit as a fiddle. Public transport runs smooth, thanks to post-summer upgrades, and a wave of trendy restaurants has peppered the Marais and Saint-Germain with menus that promise everything from Korean barbecue to avant-garde veggie feasts. For design buffs, it’s the tail end of Paris Design Week—catch awe-inspiring decor ideas before the city swaps cushions for winter coats.
For must-do activities, stroll the Luxembourg Gardens—Oly’s pick for kid fun, jogs, and classic Parisian people-watching. Take a selfie outside the newly renovated Orangerie at Sceaux, or lose yourself to jaw-dropping street art at Puteaux’s Graffic Art Festival—free, flamboyant, and totally Instagram worthy.
Here’s a local tip to win “Parisian for the Day”: When ordering coffee, ask for “un café” if you fancy a tiny punch of espresso, or “un crème” for extra milky magic. Never sit inside if the terrace’s got a free spot—outside’s where the city winks back!
Before you bolt for croissants, mark your calendars for tomorrow. Rue de Rivoli turns into Boulevard du Sport—think 50 federations, Olympic athletes and a sports carnival from the Concorde to the Hôtel de Ville. And flea market fans, the Yvelines region explodes with vintage finds.
Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.
For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/
and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPt
For more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Right now, Paris is buzzing with a perfect slice-of-life September weather—think sunny intervals, a little scarf-worthy breeze and crowds as diverse as the cheese counters at a local marché. As for city vibes, it’s pure back-to-school energy mixed with festival fever, with everyone ready to squeeze in a bit more summer fun before the leaves start falling in earnest.
Today, Paris cranks up the charm with events for every breed of curious wanderer. First up: the Fête de Saint-Denis takes over the streets with wild roller parties, free family workshops, and impromptu shows right by the stately Basilica. If you’re dreaming of art, the Salon des Beaux-Arts unfolds at Réfectoire des Cordeliers—imagine a swirl of paintings, sculptures, and textile wonders, all free to ogle.
For families and thrill-seekers, Parc Astérix is open, slinging rollercoasters, the brand-new Cétautomatix ride, and tickets so cheap you’ll think Asterix himself haggled for you. Switch gears at Paris-Vincennes racecourse, hosting La Fête du Cheval: pack in trotting races and dazzling, free entertainment. Night owls will love Final Cut—the cavernous Cité du Cinéma morphs into a giant dancefloor for one last epic electro bash before closing.
If competitions are your jam (Oly’s forever love!), don’t miss the grand finale of Eté Ping en Fête, a table tennis tournament at Parc Carpentier—free entry, big energy, and a crowd ready to cheer every wild ping and pong. For something completely different, trek to Fontainebleau for Impérial Trail, the ultra-trail race where the mud meets the magic of French forests.
Culturally speaking, Paris clocks several notables: Piou Piou Market brings vintage and second-hand treasure hunts at prices that’ll make bargain-hunters do a victory lap. Tattoo enthusiasts, swing by Girl’Ink Convention, spotlighting women’s artistry. As for families, Fables Immersives unlocks La Fontaine’s wild animal tales with full 3D flair near the Champs-Elysées, and Pokémon fans can chase Mega-Evolutions at the Westfield Forum des Halles with real-world stamp hunts.
On to today’s hot headlines! Véligo Location is popping up in the city center, offering free pilates classes and bikes to stroll into fall fit as a fiddle. Public transport runs smooth, thanks to post-summer upgrades, and a wave of trendy restaurants has peppered the Marais and Saint-Germain with menus that promise everything from Korean barbecue to avant-garde veggie feasts. For design buffs, it’s the tail end of Paris Design Week—catch awe-inspiring decor ideas before the city swaps cushions for winter coats.
For must-do activities, stroll the Luxembourg Gardens—Oly’s pick for kid fun, jogs, and classic Parisian people-watching. Take a selfie outside the newly renovated Orangerie at Sceaux, or lose yourself to jaw-dropping street art at Puteaux’s Graffic Art Festival—free, flamboyant, and totally Instagram worthy.
Here’s a local tip to win “Parisian for the Day”: When ordering coffee, ask for “un café” if you fancy a tiny punch of espresso, or “un crème” for extra milky magic. Never sit inside if the terrace’s got a free spot—outside’s where the city winks back!
Before you bolt for croissants, mark your calendars for tomorrow. Rue de Rivoli turns into Boulevard du Sport—think 50 federations, Olympic athletes and a sports carnival from the Concorde to the Hôtel de Ville. And flea market fans, the Yvelines region explodes with vintage finds.
Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.
For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/
and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPt
For more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI