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Bonjour and welcome to “Things to do in Paris” for Thursday, July 10, 2025! Today, Paris is basking in classic summer sunshine with a festive, cosmopolitan vibe sweeping through the city. Expect warm temperatures perfect for outdoor adventures, while Parisians and visitors alike soak up the unique energy leading up to Bastille Day celebrations.
Let’s dive into what’s happening around the City of Light today:
- Fans of nature and animals, the **Parc zoologique de Paris** is hosting its first enchanted nocturne of the season. From 6pm, you can explore the zoo at dusk, join special animal observations, and enjoy the magical “Silent Zoo under the stars”—a truly memorable summer night, especially for families and animal lovers[3][4].
- Music enthusiasts, get ready for the **Linkin Park Pop-Up Experience**, open today in Paris to celebrate their upcoming concert. Exclusive merch and immersive experiences await fans ahead of the band’s big show at Stade de France tomorrow[3][4].
- Movie buffs can sing their heart out at the **L’Ecran Pop: Mamma Mia Giant Karaoke Cinema** at the Grand Rex this evening—don’t miss this one if you love ABBA or interactive cinema! [3]
- Looking for art with a twist? The **Paradox Museum Paris** has unveiled five new immersive experiences, plus a whimsical Hans & Gretel Café, making it a top pick for those who love sensory adventures and Instagram-worthy illusions[3].
- Don’t forget the **Food-express exhibition at Ground Control**, running from today through October, exploring the quirky world of train gastronomy—a cool, free activity for culinary explorers[3].
In city news, public transit is undergoing disruptions due to ongoing works across several Metro, RER, and tram lines this week. Before you head out, check real-time updates to avoid delays[2]. Air traffic at Paris airports has also seen recent strike-related delays, so travelers should verify flight statuses[5]. Elsewhere, the summer’s big talk is the return of the **Olympic cauldron hot-air balloon** at the Tuileries—free to enjoy and visible soaring above the city most evenings[2].
For a must-do Parisian summer experience, take a dip in one of the three newly opened **free Seine swimming sites** as part of Paris Plages, running until the end of August. It’s a rare chance to swim in the Seine and bask on urban beaches, with a distinctly Brazilian flair this year[2][4]. Or, cool off in the tranquil **Luxembourg Gardens**—perfect for relaxing, people-watching, and escaping the heat[6].
Local tip: For a magical, crowd-free sunset, climb the steps to **Sacré-Cœur in Montmartre**. Not only do you get panoramic city views, but you’ll find local musicians and artists capturing the spirit of Paris away from the typical tourist bustle[6].
Looking ahead to tomorrow, get ready for the **Linkin Park concert at Stade de France**, the start of open-air cinema evenings at Château d’Auvers, and family-friendly festival fun at Montreuil Paradise this weekend[4]. Tune in again to discover even more ways to make your Paris stay unforgettable!
Joyeuse journée et à demain!
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Let’s dive into what’s happening around the City of Light today:
- Fans of nature and animals, the **Parc zoologique de Paris** is hosting its first enchanted nocturne of the season. From 6pm, you can explore the zoo at dusk, join special animal observations, and enjoy the magical “Silent Zoo under the stars”—a truly memorable summer night, especially for families and animal lovers[3][4].
- Music enthusiasts, get ready for the **Linkin Park Pop-Up Experience**, open today in Paris to celebrate their upcoming concert. Exclusive merch and immersive experiences await fans ahead of the band’s big show at Stade de France tomorrow[3][4].
- Movie buffs can sing their heart out at the **L’Ecran Pop: Mamma Mia Giant Karaoke Cinema** at the Grand Rex this evening—don’t miss this one if you love ABBA or interactive cinema! [3]
- Looking for art with a twist? The **Paradox Museum Paris** has unveiled five new immersive experiences, plus a whimsical Hans & Gretel Café, making it a top pick for those who love sensory adventures and Instagram-worthy illusions[3].
- Don’t forget the **Food-express exhibition at Ground Control**, running from today through October, exploring the quirky world of train gastronomy—a cool, free activity for culinary explorers[3].
In city news, public transit is undergoing disruptions due to ongoing works across several Metro, RER, and tram lines this week. Before you head out, check real-time updates to avoid delays[2]. Air traffic at Paris airports has also seen recent strike-related delays, so travelers should verify flight statuses[5]. Elsewhere, the summer’s big talk is the return of the **Olympic cauldron hot-air balloon** at the Tuileries—free to enjoy and visible soaring above the city most evenings[2].
For a must-do Parisian summer experience, take a dip in one of the three newly opened **free Seine swimming sites** as part of Paris Plages, running until the end of August. It’s a rare chance to swim in the Seine and bask on urban beaches, with a distinctly Brazilian flair this year[2][4]. Or, cool off in the tranquil **Luxembourg Gardens**—perfect for relaxing, people-watching, and escaping the heat[6].
Local tip: For a magical, crowd-free sunset, climb the steps to **Sacré-Cœur in Montmartre**. Not only do you get panoramic city views, but you’ll find local musicians and artists capturing the spirit of Paris away from the typical tourist bustle[6].
Looking ahead to tomorrow, get ready for the **Linkin Park concert at Stade de France**, the start of open-air cinema evenings at Château d’Auvers, and family-friendly festival fun at Montreuil Paradise this weekend[4]. Tune in again to discover even more ways to make your Paris stay unforgettable!
Joyeuse journée et à demain!
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” for Thursday, July 10, 2025! Today, Paris is basking in classic summer sunshine with a festive, cosmopolitan vibe sweeping through the city. Expect warm temperatures perfect for outdoor adventures, while Parisians and visitors alike soak up the unique energy leading up to Bastille Day celebrations.
Let’s dive into what’s happening around the City of Light today:
- Fans of nature and animals, the **Parc zoologique de Paris** is hosting its first enchanted nocturne of the season. From 6pm, you can explore the zoo at dusk, join special animal observations, and enjoy the magical “Silent Zoo under the stars”—a truly memorable summer night, especially for families and animal lovers[3][4].
- Music enthusiasts, get ready for the **Linkin Park Pop-Up Experience**, open today in Paris to celebrate their upcoming concert. Exclusive merch and immersive experiences await fans ahead of the band’s big show at Stade de France tomorrow[3][4].
- Movie buffs can sing their heart out at the **L’Ecran Pop: Mamma Mia Giant Karaoke Cinema** at the Grand Rex this evening—don’t miss this one if you love ABBA or interactive cinema! [3]
- Looking for art with a twist? The **Paradox Museum Paris** has unveiled five new immersive experiences, plus a whimsical Hans & Gretel Café, making it a top pick for those who love sensory adventures and Instagram-worthy illusions[3].
- Don’t forget the **Food-express exhibition at Ground Control**, running from today through October, exploring the quirky world of train gastronomy—a cool, free activity for culinary explorers[3].
In city news, public transit is undergoing disruptions due to ongoing works across several Metro, RER, and tram lines this week. Before you head out, check real-time updates to avoid delays[2]. Air traffic at Paris airports has also seen recent strike-related delays, so travelers should verify flight statuses[5]. Elsewhere, the summer’s big talk is the return of the **Olympic cauldron hot-air balloon** at the Tuileries—free to enjoy and visible soaring above the city most evenings[2].
For a must-do Parisian summer experience, take a dip in one of the three newly opened **free Seine swimming sites** as part of Paris Plages, running until the end of August. It’s a rare chance to swim in the Seine and bask on urban beaches, with a distinctly Brazilian flair this year[2][4]. Or, cool off in the tranquil **Luxembourg Gardens**—perfect for relaxing, people-watching, and escaping the heat[6].
Local tip: For a magical, crowd-free sunset, climb the steps to **Sacré-Cœur in Montmartre**. Not only do you get panoramic city views, but you’ll find local musicians and artists capturing the spirit of Paris away from the typical tourist bustle[6].
Looking ahead to tomorrow, get ready for the **Linkin Park concert at Stade de France**, the start of open-air cinema evenings at Château d’Auvers, and family-friendly festival fun at Montreuil Paradise this weekend[4]. Tune in again to discover even more ways to make your Paris stay unforgettable!
Joyeuse journée et à demain!
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Let’s dive into what’s happening around the City of Light today:
- Fans of nature and animals, the **Parc zoologique de Paris** is hosting its first enchanted nocturne of the season. From 6pm, you can explore the zoo at dusk, join special animal observations, and enjoy the magical “Silent Zoo under the stars”—a truly memorable summer night, especially for families and animal lovers[3][4].
- Music enthusiasts, get ready for the **Linkin Park Pop-Up Experience**, open today in Paris to celebrate their upcoming concert. Exclusive merch and immersive experiences await fans ahead of the band’s big show at Stade de France tomorrow[3][4].
- Movie buffs can sing their heart out at the **L’Ecran Pop: Mamma Mia Giant Karaoke Cinema** at the Grand Rex this evening—don’t miss this one if you love ABBA or interactive cinema! [3]
- Looking for art with a twist? The **Paradox Museum Paris** has unveiled five new immersive experiences, plus a whimsical Hans & Gretel Café, making it a top pick for those who love sensory adventures and Instagram-worthy illusions[3].
- Don’t forget the **Food-express exhibition at Ground Control**, running from today through October, exploring the quirky world of train gastronomy—a cool, free activity for culinary explorers[3].
In city news, public transit is undergoing disruptions due to ongoing works across several Metro, RER, and tram lines this week. Before you head out, check real-time updates to avoid delays[2]. Air traffic at Paris airports has also seen recent strike-related delays, so travelers should verify flight statuses[5]. Elsewhere, the summer’s big talk is the return of the **Olympic cauldron hot-air balloon** at the Tuileries—free to enjoy and visible soaring above the city most evenings[2].
For a must-do Parisian summer experience, take a dip in one of the three newly opened **free Seine swimming sites** as part of Paris Plages, running until the end of August. It’s a rare chance to swim in the Seine and bask on urban beaches, with a distinctly Brazilian flair this year[2][4]. Or, cool off in the tranquil **Luxembourg Gardens**—perfect for relaxing, people-watching, and escaping the heat[6].
Local tip: For a magical, crowd-free sunset, climb the steps to **Sacré-Cœur in Montmartre**. Not only do you get panoramic city views, but you’ll find local musicians and artists capturing the spirit of Paris away from the typical tourist bustle[6].
Looking ahead to tomorrow, get ready for the **Linkin Park concert at Stade de France**, the start of open-air cinema evenings at Château d’Auvers, and family-friendly festival fun at Montreuil Paradise this weekend[4]. Tune in again to discover even more ways to make your Paris stay unforgettable!
Joyeuse journée et à demain!
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI