Paris, the City of Light, is known for its incredible cultural and artistic wealth. With 2024 just around the corner, the French capital is preparing to welcome a myriad of new and re-opened venues that promise to enrich its already flourishing cultural landscape. Against the exciting backdrop of the 2024 Olympic Games, the city is transforming, beautifying and preparing to open the doors of its renovated and innovative cultural treasures to visitors from all over the world.
Spring and summer 2024 will be key periods for Paris. The city will host not only world-class sporting events, but also a host of new living and cultural venues. Art lovers, gourmets and shoppers alike will find plenty to enjoy in this Parisian metamorphosis.
In the midst of this effervescence, several museums and cultural institutions are preparing to reopen their doors. These long-awaited reopenings promise to delight locals and visitors alike. Featuring new exhibits and renovations, these venues will offer an even deeper immersion in the history, art and culture for which Paris is famous.
But that's not all. The French capital is also seeing the emergence of new concepts. These, ranging from innovative restaurants to new leisure spaces, promise to breathe new life into the Parisian scene. These spaces, designed to offer visitors unique experiences, will enrich the city's dynamism and cultural diversity.
At the same time, the city's major retail chains and stores are also gearing up for a facelift. In the run-up to the Olympic Games, these commercial spaces are striving to offer tourists an even more memorable shopping experience, combining luxury, tradition and innovation.
Beyond the renovations and openings, Paris is preparing to offer a range of gourmet activities. The new restaurants and culinary concepts springing up around the city are an invitation to explore the flavors of the world, while immersing oneself in the elegance and refinement that are typically Parisian.
2024 in Paris is therefore the promise of a bustling city, combining tradition and innovation, history and modernity. Tourists from France and abroad will be able to discover or rediscover the capital in a new light, enriched by its renovations and new features, under the banner of hospitality and sharing. Stay tuned to find out more about the places that will mark this new Parisian era.
Reopening of Notre-Dame de Paris: date, bookings, concert, everything you need to know
With its thirteen million visitors a year, Notre-Dame de Paris cathedral is one of the capital's must-sees. A place of worship as well as a monument, it has witnessed the history of Paris since its construction. Announced for December 8, 2024, its reopening is eagerly awaited. From reservations to the transformation of the forecourt and the proposed visitor itineraries, discover all the information you need to prepare your visit to this emblem of Paris, ready to welcome 15 million visitors a year. [Read more]
La Cité des Bébés, HQ for toddlers at the Cité des Sciences: scheduled to reopen in December 2024
Under construction for a few years now, the Cité des bébés was the place for toddlers to touch, look at and play with their parents, while learning. Now, the Cité des Bébés has a date for reopening: mid-December 2024! [Read more]
Maison de Claude Debussy: discover the composer's world at Saint-Germain-en-Laye
From November 23, 2024, the Maison de Claude Debussy, the famous French composer, will once again open its doors in the heart of Saint-Germain-en-Laye! An opportunity to enter his world, in the house where he was born, a listed historic monument. [Read more]
Reopening of Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris: dates, times and full octave program
The fire at Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris will soon be a thing of the past! Reopening date, opening hours and program await you in this article, which summarizes the week-long reopening of the monument over 8 days! [Read more]
Grand Palais and Palais de la Découverte: when will the Paris monument be fully reopened?
After more than three years of work, the Grand Palais has once again opened its doors to the public for the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Following these events, the monument is being reopened gradually. [Read more]
Did you know? This Art Deco theater is the only one in Paris with blue decorations!
All Parisian theaters are dressed in red... except one! The Art Deco-style Théâtre Daunou, located next to the Opéra de Paris, is the only one in the capital to be decorated in blue. Find out why! [Read more]
Paris: a museum dedicated to fashion designer Pierre Cardin will open soon in the capital
Following the death of Pierre Cardin, the fashion house, now run by his grand-nephew Rodrigo Basilicati-Cardin, reinvents itself in the Faubourg Saint-Honoré. The renovated boutique retains the futuristic aesthetic emblematic of the label, and is now ready to house the furniture line and the Pierre Cardin Museum. [Read more]
Musée du Louvre: Byzantium and Eastern Christianity department to open in 2024-2025
On February 1, Laurence Des Cars, current President of the Musée du Louvre, spoke to the Élysée Palace about the forthcoming opening of the Department of Byzantine and Oriental Christian Art, and in particular about the timetable for its completion. See you in 2024 or 2025 to discover the 1,200 pieces on display at the museum! [Read more]
Cité de la Gastronomie Paris-Rungis: scheduled to open in 2024
The Cité de la gastronomie Paris-Rungis is due to open in Val-de-Marne in 2024. Conceived as a cultural complex, the new venue's mission is to promote sustainable food and responsible gastronomy through a number of creative and convivial spaces. [Read more]
What to see in 2025? The most eagerly awaited exhibitions in Paris museums in the New Year
What exhibitions await us in Paris in 2025? The capital's museums and monuments are already making us salivate as they unveil some of the highlights of the coming year. Follow our guide to the dates of the major exhibitions you won't want to miss. [Read more]
The most eagerly awaited shows in Paris in 2024
Let's kick off 2024 in style with a host of Parisian shows. From original creations to acclaimed comebacks, here's your guide. [Read more]
Paris: the most eagerly awaited concerts in 2025
The year 2025 promises to be full of concerts! From Iron Maiden and Dua Lipa to Clara Luciani, Julien Doré, Jean-Louis Aubert and Gojira, as well as DJ Snake, Imagine Dragons, Ludovico Einaudi, Hans Zimmer and Gazo... Discover the most eagerly awaited concerts in Paris in 2025! [Read more]
Cinema: 20 films already announced for 2025
The movies are coming to theaters in 2025! Once again this year, big blockbusters and films of all genres will be on screen. Here's the (non-exhaustive) list of must-see films for the new year. [Read more]
Olympics Paris 2024: all the news and information about the Olympic Games
As Paris prepares to host the Olympic Games in 2024 from July 26 to August 11, we bring you a quick roundup of the essential news and info you need to know before the big event. From ticketing to the Olympic Village, from venues to history, find out what's on tap as we get closer. [Read more]
LAVA, Wilfried Romain's bistronomic restaurant, as exotic as it is enticing
Louis Vins gives way to LAVA, chef Wilfried Romain's bistronomic restaurant with influences from elsewhere. An eccentric and frankly enticing table. [Read more]
Babille, a festive French brasserie on the Grands Boulevards
Canaille and festive, the French brasserie Babille awaits gourmets and party-goers on the Grands Boulevards to delight them in every way. [Read more]
Hakuba: we tested the exclusive Omakase experience at Cheval Blanc Paris, the Japanese restaurant
Discover Hakuba, the Japanese restaurant nestled in the heart of the prestigious Cheval Blanc Paris. The restaurant offers a unique immersion in the art of Japanese gastronomy, with Omakase menus carefully orchestrated by sushi master Takuya Watanabe, in collaboration with sauce master Arnaud Donckele and pastry chef Maxime Frédéric. A delicate experience that echoes Japanese tradition and the quest for authenticity. [Read more]
Bistrot Micheline, in the former Sèvres train station, opens its doors!
Micheline is the name of the new Bistrots Pas Parisiens restaurant that will take you out of your daily routine. The group, led by Hakim Gaouaoui and supported by Stéphane Rotenberg, have set their sights on the exceptional and unusual setting of the former Pont de Sèvres train station. And when the menu is by 3-star chef Gilles Goujon, we can't wait to find out! The opening is scheduled for September 18, 2024. [Read more]
Kuti, a free and generous pan-African restaurant in Strasbourg Saint-Denis
From Ghana to Nigeria to Senegal, Kuti unveils his pan-African cuisine at Strasbourg Saint-Denis, and it's a real treat. [Read more]
Nissi, soft hallah sandwiches with Levantine flavours, very (very) tasty
From sabich to schnitzel, Moroccan-style fishballs to stewed beef, Nissi's finger-licking hallah sandwiches with Levantine flavors. [Read more]
Armande, a charming restaurant-caterer-pâtisserie where everything is homemade in Montmartre
Meeting Armande has to be earned. You have to climb to the top of the Butte Montmartre to discover this caterer-restaurant, which also serves as a small patisserie, but it's well worth the effort. [Read more]
Oté, street-food classics from Reunion Island
In a pop atmosphere of intense red, blue and yellow colors, Oté serves up classic Reunionese street-food dishes. [Read more]
Maurice Sfez Café, Moïse Sfez's sweet and savoury coffee shop
A new year and a new address for Moïse Sfez, who opens Maurice Sfez Café in the Marais district, a sweet and savory coffee shop where you can wolf down Liège waffles and indecent egg and cheese. [Read more]
Le Chalet des Îles: the bucolic restaurant on an island in Paris with terrace and refined cuisine
The Chalet des Iles is one of the most exotic restaurants in Paris. Situated on a small island in the middle of the Bois de Boulogne, you have to take a boat to get there. Completely renovated, it is set to reopen its doors in April 2024. [Read more]
Hasard, a French bistro where you can eat, drink and... scratch
A French bistro where you can eat, drink and try your luck at scratch cards. Rather... unusual. No mystery, it's all happening at Hasard! [Read more]
Amâlia, two Italian chefs at the helm of a fabulous gourmet restaurant
Italian chefs Cécilia Spurio and Eugenio Anfuso have opened Amâlia, a gourmet restaurant that hits the spot. One of our favorites of the year. [Read more]
Adami, fresh pasta and Italian small plates in Pigalle
Adami unveils a bevy of fresh pastas and Italian small plates to share with guests in Pigalle. [Read more]
Brion, Geoffrey Lengagne's seasonal market cuisine with bistronomic accents
Chef Geoffrey Lengagne goes it alone with the opening of his first bistronomic restaurant, Brion. A pretty bistronomic table for lunch, gastronomic for dinner. [Read more]
Altro Frenchie, chef Greg Marchand's Italian address lives up to all its promises
This year's most eagerly-awaited address is undoubtedly Altro Frenchie, chef Greg Marchand's Italian restaurant. As expected, it delivers on all its promises. [Read more]
Public House, the magnificent English brasserie from British chef Calum Franklin
English chef Calum Franklin has set up shop in Paris at the grandiose Public House brasserie, a stone's throw from the Opéra. [Read more]
The Blossom Arms, Alexandre Chapier's English seafood pub
Chef Alexandre Chapier has opened The Blossom Arms, a British pub where English cuisine is meticulously prepared and Guinness flows freely. [Read more]
Mojju, chef Thibault Sombardier's Franco-Korean restaurant
Chef Thibault Sombardier has launched Mojju, a Korean restaurant with a French twist. [Read more]
Le Brouard, Simon Flaouter's affordable bistronomic restaurant in Val-de-Marne
Le Brouard is the name of Simon Flaouter's new restaurant in Saint-Maur-des-Fossés, Val-de-Marne. He has left his position as Executive Chef at Jacky Ribault's excellent Les Mérovingiens to launch his own business. And the good news is that you can enjoy an affordable, seasonal menu at €25, renewed daily. [Read more]
Jay's Pizza, authentic New York slice pizza
Authentic New York slice pizza is now available at Jay's Pizza, just a stone's throw from Strasbourg Saint-Denis! [Read more]
Kiss, sunny street food and XXL sandwiches with a Californian twist
Matthias Gloppe's second address after Echo, Kiss unveils a selection of XXL sandwiches with a Californian twist, as well as American breakfast specialities! [Read more]
OKA - FOGO, the fiery double-restaurant from Michelin-starred Brazilian chef Raphaël Rego
A change of direction and address (again!) for Brazilian chef Raphaël Rego's OKA restaurant. Relocated to the 17th arrondissement, it has become OKA - FOGO, a double venue combining gourmet cuisine and grilling. [Read more]
Le Procope unveils its tea room, where good coffee, pastries, ice creams and liqueurs go hand in hand.
Le Procope, the oldest café in Paris, is renewing itself and unveiling new spaces. In fact, the establishment is expanding and now offers a separate, elegantly decorated coffee lounge where you can relax from midday to midnight. Here, you can enjoy good coffee, gourmet pastries and generous ice creams, as well as savoury à la carte dishes, in a cosy atmosphere. [Read more]
Tata Yoyo in La Garenne Colombes: the gourmet address for Pas Parisiens, our photos
Tata Yoyo, what's under your big hat? Now you've got it, now we're going to find out what's on offer at the Bistrots Pas Parisiens restaurant in La Garenne Colombes. Opening February 7, 2024. [Read more]
Little Bambou: the new Thai gem near Trocadéro
Little Bambou is the name of the new Thai restaurant on the Trocadéro side of the 16th arrondissement. The little brother of Bambou Paris, this exotic new spot is sure to delight your taste buds. A real gem for lovers of Asian cuisine, combining taste and fresh produce. [Read more]
Halo, top chef Victor Blanchet's excellent restaurant hidden behind a concept store
Chef Victor Blanchet takes over Halo, a multi-faceted space that's part concept store, part bistro restaurant, part hidden cocktail bar, part private dining room. A unique address well worth the detour! [Read more]
Attabler, authentic Parisian bistro cuisine by the Gemellus team
Brothers Clément and Maxime Le Meur open a second address, Attabler, which honors true Parisian bistro cuisine. [Read more]
La Petite Expérience, the fermentation-focused restaurant on the quays of the Seine
A restaurant dedicated entirely to fermentation? That's what piqued our curiosity when La Petite Expérience opened. So, what's the verdict? [Read more]
L'Evadé, chef Rémi Poulain's bistronomic address in SoPi
Chef Rémi Poulain and fellow chef Anthony Rivière, already behind L'Escudella, open a new bistronomic address in SoPi: L'Evadé. [Read more]
Empreinte, French terroir cuisine by chef Jérôme Laurent
Chef Jérôme Laurent, supported by his brother Florian, opens Empreinte, his first restaurant in his own name. Here, he showcases the finest dishes from France's terroir, the work of artisans who love their products. [Read more]
La Datcha, chef Maksym Zorin's Ukrainian-influenced bistro restaurant
Having left the Ducasse galaxy, chef Maksym Zorin opens La Datcha, his first bistronomic restaurant with Ukrainian influences. [Read more]
Hanabi, The Social Food's Japanese restaurant in the Hana hotel
Shirley Garrier and Mathieu Zouhairi, aka The Social Food, are taking over the kitchens at Hanabi, the Japanese restaurant in the Hana hotel. Opening expected in January! [Read more]
Minore: the restaurant and cocktail bar designed by Katsuaki Okiyama and Hugo Combe
Japanese chef Katsuaki Okiyama and bartender Hugo Combe have joined forces to create Minore, soon to be opened in Paris's 9th arrondissement. Both a restaurant and a cocktail bar, this new gourmet address is likely to be the talk of the town in early 2024! [Read more]
Oscar, David Gallienne's restaurant at the Musée des impressionnismes in Giverny
Chef David Gallienne has opened Oscar, his second restaurant in Giverny, this time in the heart of the Musée des impressionnismes. [Read more]
L'Envol, Thibaut Spiwack's restaurant high above the Philharmonie de Paris
Thibaut Spiwack and Sarah Ledu open L'Envol, their cozy little nest high above the Philharmonie de Paris. To be discovered at the end of January. [Read more]
Qasti Green, Alan Geaam's vegetarian Lebanese table
In January 2024, Michelin-starred chef Alan Geaam will open a new address (yet another!) dedicated to 100% plant-based Lebanese cuisine. [Read more]
Sienne, the bistronomic address of Michelin-starred chef Baptiste Renouard in Saint-Cloud
Michelin-starred chef Baptiste Renouard is preparing to open his second restaurant in Saint-Cloud, Sienne, due to open in mid-February 2024. [Read more]
Piccola Mia, festive Italian restaurant and disco cocktail bar on Place de la République
The latest addition to the Coco family, Piccola Mia will open its doors in January 2024, unveiling its Italian restaurant, cocktail bar and disco club. [Read more]
Dates and Opening Time
From January 1, 2024 to December 31, 2024
