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Savor the Chicago-made sandwiches from the TV series The Bear in Paris for only two days!

To mark the final season of The Bear on Disney+, savor the made-in-Chicago sandwiches inspired by the series, available June 27–28, 2026, only in Paris!
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The Hoxton Paris brings back its pop-up pool to its courtyard-patio.

The Hoxton Paris is once again setting up its ephemeral pool on its patio terrace, right in the heart of the 2nd arrondissement. A chic, laid-back summer hotspot under the open sky!
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Refugee Food Festival 2026, Paris's culinary and solidarity event: The program

To mark the Refugee Food Festival’s 11th anniversary in 2026, Parisian and Île-de-France restaurants open their kitchens to refugee chefs, inviting them to showcase the best of world cuisine. A remarkable initiative that helps shift perceptions of the refugee status, on display from June 16 to 24.
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Six-euro breakfasts for a good cause return to the Café de la Paix in 2026.

Heading to Café de la Paix for a solidarity breakfast, from June 8 to 19, 2026. Over those 10 days, the famed restaurant on Place de l’Opéra is serving a €6 breakfast, with the proceeds going to Mécénat Chirurgie Cardiaque. A small gesture that saves lives!
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The Chocolate and Pastry Fair 2026: Dates announced

The Salon du Chocolat lands at the Porte de Versailles from October 28 to November 1, 2026. Chocolate fashion shows, gourmet workshops, and hundreds of exhibitors from around the world await visitors in the 15th arrondissement.
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Île-de-France: The best custard tart in Greater Paris 2026 is found in Courbevoie.

Are you hooked on flan and wondering where to savor the region’s finest takes on this iconic pastry in Île-de-France? This year, the Grand Paris Best Flan contest crowned a Courbevoie bakery.
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Jardin21, season 2026: a week of celebration, nature and cultural discoveries at the heart of Parc de la Villette

Sponsored - In June, Jardin21—the festive, plant-filled community hub tucked along the Canal de l’Ourcq in the 19th arrondissement—keeps the season going with a rich, varied lineup. Make the most of these sunny days: meaningful initiatives, gardening workshops, youth activities, lively evenings, a yoga session… It’s all there to escape without leaving Paris! Free entry.
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Free workshops and tastings on honey and apitherapy at this Marais hotspot

The world of honey invites itself into the heart of the Marais with this temple of apitherapy, offering urbanites a chance to reconnect with the medicinal virtues of the hive through a program of workshops and free diagnostics.
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The Five Must-Visit Fitz Group Spots Open Their Terraces for World Music Day

Sponsored - On Sunday, June 21, Fitz Group marks Fête de la Musique with a sunny, festive lineup across its five Paris venues. Lively terraces, sharp DJ sets, live performances, signature cocktails and contagious energy: from noon until the wee hours, the group's spots become the must-visit stages of this opening summer milestone.
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World Cup: Where to watch France vs. Senegal without a reservation in Paris? Terraces, rooftops, fan zones

On June 16, the French team kicks off its 2026 World Cup campaign with a highly anticipated opener against Senegal. Broadcast at 9 p.m., the match is expected to draw thousands of fans to bars, rooftops, terraces, food courts, and other fan zones across Paris, where several venues will show the game without requiring reservations.
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La Serre Wangari, the urban-ecology hub that welcomes visitors in Saint-Ouen (93)
In Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine (93), La Serre Wangari invites you to discover urban ecology from a fresh angle. Gardening workshops, cooking, composting, exhibitions, talks and nature activities shape this venue open to everyone in Seine-Saint-Denis.
A guinguette opens up in front of Montparnasse station this summer: free food and activities.
Over the course of a month, travelers will be able to enjoy a genuine, relaxed interlude at the foot of Montparnasse train station. The forecourt comes to life with a festive pop-up guinguette, driven by gourmet counters and a daily lineup of artistic programming.
A guinguette and a food truck are setting up in this lush Yvelines park for the summer.
The Guinguette du Dispensaire and the Café des Écuries’ food truck are taking over Parc du Dispensaire in Sartrouville (78) from June 3 to September 30, 2026: aperitif boards, Raimo ice creams, waffles, and outdoor drinks are here to welcome you. We went to check it out and here’s the full story.
La Ferme des Possibles, the urban, community-run organic farm in Stains (93)
In Stains, in Seine-Saint-Denis (93), La Ferme des Possibles runs an organic, community-supported urban farm. Year-round, visitors can explore tours, agroecology workshops, market gardening, herbalism, cooking and wellbeing there.
La Plaine Terre, Saint-Denis’s sprawling urban farm (93) with activities and workshops
In Saint-Denis (93), La Plaine Terre grows organic seeds, community‑oriented vegetables and agroecology, while offering tours, workshops and training all year round.
Saint-Germain Market: the covered food market with its beautiful arcades in the 6th arrondissement.
In the heart of Paris's 6th arrondissement, the Saint-Germain Covered Market keeps its charm beneath the arcades. Fresh produce, artisans, restaurants and local history await discovery there, open Tuesday through Sunday.
The Enfants Rouges Covered Market, Paris’s oldest food market.
In the heart of the Haut-Marais, the Marché des Enfants Rouges has been delighting Parisians since 1615. As the oldest covered market in the capital, it combines history with gourmet stalls, world cuisines, and lunch spots open Tuesday to Sunday.
The Belleville Market, one of Paris's most popular and vibrant food markets.
The Belleville Market brings the Belleville Boulevard to life twice a week. Known for its affordable prices, its diversity, and its lively atmosphere, it embodies the popular spirit of East Paris.
Which gourmet souvenirs should you bring back from Paris? Our ideas for food gifts that travel well
Which edible gifts to bring back from Paris after a stay in the capital? Chocolates, biscuits, tea, jams, condiments, fine groceries... Here are some gourmet keepsakes to give or to keep to extend your Parisian journey.
The Place des Fêtes Market, the 19th arrondissement's popular market.
In Paris’s 19th arrondissement, the Place des Fêtes market brings the neighborhood to life three days a week. Between the food stalls, the down-to-earth buzz, and Belleville’s history, this market still serves as a true village square.
Saint-Quentin Covered Market, Paris's hidden gourmet hall tucked between two train stations
Between Gare du Nord and Gare de l'Est, the Saint-Quentin Covered Market stands as Paris’s largest indoor market. Fresh produce, caterers, the Second Empire hall, and a convivial space await food lovers from Tuesday through Sunday.
Food markets and producer markets, Île-de-France's gourmet rendezvous
Stock up on quality produce at the food markets and gourmet halls of Île-de-France, and also at the stalls of producers' markets that pop up periodically across the Île-de-France region.
La Serre Wangari, the urban-ecology hub that welcomes visitors in Saint-Ouen (93)
In Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine (93), La Serre Wangari invites you to discover urban ecology from a fresh angle. Gardening workshops, cooking, composting, exhibitions, talks and nature activities shape this venue open to everyone in Seine-Saint-Denis.
A guinguette opens up in front of Montparnasse station this summer: free food and activities.
Over the course of a month, travelers will be able to enjoy a genuine, relaxed interlude at the foot of Montparnasse train station. The forecourt comes to life with a festive pop-up guinguette, driven by gourmet counters and a daily lineup of artistic programming.
A guinguette and a food truck are setting up in this lush Yvelines park for the summer.
The Guinguette du Dispensaire and the Café des Écuries’ food truck are taking over Parc du Dispensaire in Sartrouville (78) from June 3 to September 30, 2026: aperitif boards, Raimo ice creams, waffles, and outdoor drinks are here to welcome you. We went to check it out and here’s the full story.
La Ferme des Possibles, the urban, community-run organic farm in Stains (93)
In Stains, in Seine-Saint-Denis (93), La Ferme des Possibles runs an organic, community-supported urban farm. Year-round, visitors can explore tours, agroecology workshops, market gardening, herbalism, cooking and wellbeing there.
La Plaine Terre, Saint-Denis’s sprawling urban farm (93) with activities and workshops
In Saint-Denis (93), La Plaine Terre grows organic seeds, community‑oriented vegetables and agroecology, while offering tours, workshops and training all year round.
Saint-Germain Market: the covered food market with its beautiful arcades in the 6th arrondissement.
In the heart of Paris's 6th arrondissement, the Saint-Germain Covered Market keeps its charm beneath the arcades. Fresh produce, artisans, restaurants and local history await discovery there, open Tuesday through Sunday.
The Enfants Rouges Covered Market, Paris’s oldest food market.
In the heart of the Haut-Marais, the Marché des Enfants Rouges has been delighting Parisians since 1615. As the oldest covered market in the capital, it combines history with gourmet stalls, world cuisines, and lunch spots open Tuesday to Sunday.
The Belleville Market, one of Paris's most popular and vibrant food markets.
The Belleville Market brings the Belleville Boulevard to life twice a week. Known for its affordable prices, its diversity, and its lively atmosphere, it embodies the popular spirit of East Paris.
Which gourmet souvenirs should you bring back from Paris? Our ideas for food gifts that travel well
Which edible gifts to bring back from Paris after a stay in the capital? Chocolates, biscuits, tea, jams, condiments, fine groceries... Here are some gourmet keepsakes to give or to keep to extend your Parisian journey.
The Place des Fêtes Market, the 19th arrondissement's popular market.
In Paris’s 19th arrondissement, the Place des Fêtes market brings the neighborhood to life three days a week. Between the food stalls, the down-to-earth buzz, and Belleville’s history, this market still serves as a true village square.
Saint-Quentin Covered Market, Paris's hidden gourmet hall tucked between two train stations
Between Gare du Nord and Gare de l'Est, the Saint-Quentin Covered Market stands as Paris’s largest indoor market. Fresh produce, caterers, the Second Empire hall, and a convivial space await food lovers from Tuesday through Sunday.
Food markets and producer markets, Île-de-France's gourmet rendezvous
Stock up on quality produce at the food markets and gourmet halls of Île-de-France, and also at the stalls of producers' markets that pop up periodically across the Île-de-France region.
La Serre Wangari, the urban-ecology hub that welcomes visitors in Saint-Ouen (93)
In Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine (93), La Serre Wangari invites you to discover urban ecology from a fresh angle. Gardening workshops, cooking, composting, exhibitions, talks and nature activities shape this venue open to everyone in Seine-Saint-Denis.
A guinguette opens up in front of Montparnasse station this summer: free food and activities.
Over the course of a month, travelers will be able to enjoy a genuine, relaxed interlude at the foot of Montparnasse train station. The forecourt comes to life with a festive pop-up guinguette, driven by gourmet counters and a daily lineup of artistic programming.
A guinguette and a food truck are setting up in this lush Yvelines park for the summer.
The Guinguette du Dispensaire and the Café des Écuries’ food truck are taking over Parc du Dispensaire in Sartrouville (78) from June 3 to September 30, 2026: aperitif boards, Raimo ice creams, waffles, and outdoor drinks are here to welcome you. We went to check it out and here’s the full story.
La Ferme des Possibles, the urban, community-run organic farm in Stains (93)
In Stains, in Seine-Saint-Denis (93), La Ferme des Possibles runs an organic, community-supported urban farm. Year-round, visitors can explore tours, agroecology workshops, market gardening, herbalism, cooking and wellbeing there.
La Plaine Terre, Saint-Denis’s sprawling urban farm (93) with activities and workshops
In Saint-Denis (93), La Plaine Terre grows organic seeds, community‑oriented vegetables and agroecology, while offering tours, workshops and training all year round.
Saint-Germain Market: the covered food market with its beautiful arcades in the 6th arrondissement.
In the heart of Paris's 6th arrondissement, the Saint-Germain Covered Market keeps its charm beneath the arcades. Fresh produce, artisans, restaurants and local history await discovery there, open Tuesday through Sunday.
The Enfants Rouges Covered Market, Paris’s oldest food market.
In the heart of the Haut-Marais, the Marché des Enfants Rouges has been delighting Parisians since 1615. As the oldest covered market in the capital, it combines history with gourmet stalls, world cuisines, and lunch spots open Tuesday to Sunday.
The Belleville Market, one of Paris's most popular and vibrant food markets.
The Belleville Market brings the Belleville Boulevard to life twice a week. Known for its affordable prices, its diversity, and its lively atmosphere, it embodies the popular spirit of East Paris.
Which gourmet souvenirs should you bring back from Paris? Our ideas for food gifts that travel well
Which edible gifts to bring back from Paris after a stay in the capital? Chocolates, biscuits, tea, jams, condiments, fine groceries... Here are some gourmet keepsakes to give or to keep to extend your Parisian journey.
The Place des Fêtes Market, the 19th arrondissement's popular market.
In Paris’s 19th arrondissement, the Place des Fêtes market brings the neighborhood to life three days a week. Between the food stalls, the down-to-earth buzz, and Belleville’s history, this market still serves as a true village square.
Saint-Quentin Covered Market, Paris's hidden gourmet hall tucked between two train stations
Between Gare du Nord and Gare de l'Est, the Saint-Quentin Covered Market stands as Paris’s largest indoor market. Fresh produce, caterers, the Second Empire hall, and a convivial space await food lovers from Tuesday through Sunday.
Food markets and producer markets, Île-de-France's gourmet rendezvous
Stock up on quality produce at the food markets and gourmet halls of Île-de-France, and also at the stalls of producers' markets that pop up periodically across the Île-de-France region.
La Serre Wangari, the urban-ecology hub that welcomes visitors in Saint-Ouen (93)
In Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine (93), La Serre Wangari invites you to discover urban ecology from a fresh angle. Gardening workshops, cooking, composting, exhibitions, talks and nature activities shape this venue open to everyone in Seine-Saint-Denis.
A guinguette opens up in front of Montparnasse station this summer: free food and activities.
Over the course of a month, travelers will be able to enjoy a genuine, relaxed interlude at the foot of Montparnasse train station. The forecourt comes to life with a festive pop-up guinguette, driven by gourmet counters and a daily lineup of artistic programming.
A guinguette and a food truck are setting up in this lush Yvelines park for the summer.
The Guinguette du Dispensaire and the Café des Écuries’ food truck are taking over Parc du Dispensaire in Sartrouville (78) from June 3 to September 30, 2026: aperitif boards, Raimo ice creams, waffles, and outdoor drinks are here to welcome you. We went to check it out and here’s the full story.
La Ferme des Possibles, the urban, community-run organic farm in Stains (93)
In Stains, in Seine-Saint-Denis (93), La Ferme des Possibles runs an organic, community-supported urban farm. Year-round, visitors can explore tours, agroecology workshops, market gardening, herbalism, cooking and wellbeing there.
La Plaine Terre, Saint-Denis’s sprawling urban farm (93) with activities and workshops
In Saint-Denis (93), La Plaine Terre grows organic seeds, community‑oriented vegetables and agroecology, while offering tours, workshops and training all year round.
Saint-Germain Market: the covered food market with its beautiful arcades in the 6th arrondissement.
In the heart of Paris's 6th arrondissement, the Saint-Germain Covered Market keeps its charm beneath the arcades. Fresh produce, artisans, restaurants and local history await discovery there, open Tuesday through Sunday.
The Enfants Rouges Covered Market, Paris’s oldest food market.
In the heart of the Haut-Marais, the Marché des Enfants Rouges has been delighting Parisians since 1615. As the oldest covered market in the capital, it combines history with gourmet stalls, world cuisines, and lunch spots open Tuesday to Sunday.
The Belleville Market, one of Paris's most popular and vibrant food markets.
The Belleville Market brings the Belleville Boulevard to life twice a week. Known for its affordable prices, its diversity, and its lively atmosphere, it embodies the popular spirit of East Paris.
Which gourmet souvenirs should you bring back from Paris? Our ideas for food gifts that travel well
Which edible gifts to bring back from Paris after a stay in the capital? Chocolates, biscuits, tea, jams, condiments, fine groceries... Here are some gourmet keepsakes to give or to keep to extend your Parisian journey.
The Place des Fêtes Market, the 19th arrondissement's popular market.
In Paris’s 19th arrondissement, the Place des Fêtes market brings the neighborhood to life three days a week. Between the food stalls, the down-to-earth buzz, and Belleville’s history, this market still serves as a true village square.
Saint-Quentin Covered Market, Paris's hidden gourmet hall tucked between two train stations
Between Gare du Nord and Gare de l'Est, the Saint-Quentin Covered Market stands as Paris’s largest indoor market. Fresh produce, caterers, the Second Empire hall, and a convivial space await food lovers from Tuesday through Sunday.
Food markets and producer markets, Île-de-France's gourmet rendezvous
Stock up on quality produce at the food markets and gourmet halls of Île-de-France, and also at the stalls of producers' markets that pop up periodically across the Île-de-France region.
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La Serre Wangari, the urban-ecology hub that welcomes visitors in Saint-Ouen (93)
In Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine (93), La Serre Wangari invites you to discover urban ecology from a fresh angle. Gardening workshops, cooking, composting, exhibitions, talks and nature activities shape this venue open to everyone in Seine-Saint-Denis.
A guinguette opens up in front of Montparnasse station this summer: free food and activities.
Over the course of a month, travelers will be able to enjoy a genuine, relaxed interlude at the foot of Montparnasse train station. The forecourt comes to life with a festive pop-up guinguette, driven by gourmet counters and a daily lineup of artistic programming.
A guinguette and a food truck are setting up in this lush Yvelines park for the summer.
The Guinguette du Dispensaire and the Café des Écuries’ food truck are taking over Parc du Dispensaire in Sartrouville (78) from June 3 to September 30, 2026: aperitif boards, Raimo ice creams, waffles, and outdoor drinks are here to welcome you. We went to check it out and here’s the full story.
La Ferme des Possibles, the urban, community-run organic farm in Stains (93)
In Stains, in Seine-Saint-Denis (93), La Ferme des Possibles runs an organic, community-supported urban farm. Year-round, visitors can explore tours, agroecology workshops, market gardening, herbalism, cooking and wellbeing there.
La Plaine Terre, Saint-Denis’s sprawling urban farm (93) with activities and workshops
In Saint-Denis (93), La Plaine Terre grows organic seeds, community‑oriented vegetables and agroecology, while offering tours, workshops and training all year round.
Barbès Market, the bustling, cosmopolitan hub beneath the elevated metro.
Situated beneath the metro's elevated line, Barbès Market is one of Paris's busiest. Between world products, affordable prices and a lively atmosphere, it embodies the popular, multicultural face of the north of the capital.
Agrocité, the community hub that brings Gennevilliers (92) to life with its workshops for all
In Gennevilliers (92), Agrocité blends a community garden, hands-on workshops, shared meals and training. A citizen-driven third place at the heart of the Agnettes neighborhood.
Saint-Germain Market: the covered food market with its beautiful arcades in the 6th arrondissement.
In the heart of Paris's 6th arrondissement, the Saint-Germain Covered Market keeps its charm beneath the arcades. Fresh produce, artisans, restaurants and local history await discovery there, open Tuesday through Sunday.
The Enfants Rouges Covered Market, Paris’s oldest food market.
In the heart of the Haut-Marais, the Marché des Enfants Rouges has been delighting Parisians since 1615. As the oldest covered market in the capital, it combines history with gourmet stalls, world cuisines, and lunch spots open Tuesday to Sunday.
Which gourmet souvenirs should you bring back from Paris? Our ideas for food gifts that travel well
Which edible gifts to bring back from Paris after a stay in the capital? Chocolates, biscuits, tea, jams, condiments, fine groceries... Here are some gourmet keepsakes to give or to keep to extend your Parisian journey.
Saint-Quentin Covered Market, Paris's hidden gourmet hall tucked between two train stations
Between Gare du Nord and Gare de l'Est, the Saint-Quentin Covered Market stands as Paris’s largest indoor market. Fresh produce, caterers, the Second Empire hall, and a convivial space await food lovers from Tuesday through Sunday.
Food markets and producer markets, Île-de-France's gourmet rendezvous
Stock up on quality produce at the food markets and gourmet halls of Île-de-France, and also at the stalls of producers' markets that pop up periodically across the Île-de-France region.
La Serre Wangari, the urban-ecology hub that welcomes visitors in Saint-Ouen (93)
In Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine (93), La Serre Wangari invites you to discover urban ecology from a fresh angle. Gardening workshops, cooking, composting, exhibitions, talks and nature activities shape this venue open to everyone in Seine-Saint-Denis.
A guinguette opens up in front of Montparnasse station this summer: free food and activities.
Over the course of a month, travelers will be able to enjoy a genuine, relaxed interlude at the foot of Montparnasse train station. The forecourt comes to life with a festive pop-up guinguette, driven by gourmet counters and a daily lineup of artistic programming.
A guinguette and a food truck are setting up in this lush Yvelines park for the summer.
The Guinguette du Dispensaire and the Café des Écuries’ food truck are taking over Parc du Dispensaire in Sartrouville (78) from June 3 to September 30, 2026: aperitif boards, Raimo ice creams, waffles, and outdoor drinks are here to welcome you. We went to check it out and here’s the full story.
La Ferme des Possibles, the urban, community-run organic farm in Stains (93)
In Stains, in Seine-Saint-Denis (93), La Ferme des Possibles runs an organic, community-supported urban farm. Year-round, visitors can explore tours, agroecology workshops, market gardening, herbalism, cooking and wellbeing there.
La Plaine Terre, Saint-Denis’s sprawling urban farm (93) with activities and workshops
In Saint-Denis (93), La Plaine Terre grows organic seeds, community‑oriented vegetables and agroecology, while offering tours, workshops and training all year round.
Barbès Market, the bustling, cosmopolitan hub beneath the elevated metro.
Situated beneath the metro's elevated line, Barbès Market is one of Paris's busiest. Between world products, affordable prices and a lively atmosphere, it embodies the popular, multicultural face of the north of the capital.
Agrocité, the community hub that brings Gennevilliers (92) to life with its workshops for all
In Gennevilliers (92), Agrocité blends a community garden, hands-on workshops, shared meals and training. A citizen-driven third place at the heart of the Agnettes neighborhood.
Saint-Germain Market: the covered food market with its beautiful arcades in the 6th arrondissement.
In the heart of Paris's 6th arrondissement, the Saint-Germain Covered Market keeps its charm beneath the arcades. Fresh produce, artisans, restaurants and local history await discovery there, open Tuesday through Sunday.
The Enfants Rouges Covered Market, Paris’s oldest food market.
In the heart of the Haut-Marais, the Marché des Enfants Rouges has been delighting Parisians since 1615. As the oldest covered market in the capital, it combines history with gourmet stalls, world cuisines, and lunch spots open Tuesday to Sunday.
Which gourmet souvenirs should you bring back from Paris? Our ideas for food gifts that travel well
Which edible gifts to bring back from Paris after a stay in the capital? Chocolates, biscuits, tea, jams, condiments, fine groceries... Here are some gourmet keepsakes to give or to keep to extend your Parisian journey.
Saint-Quentin Covered Market, Paris's hidden gourmet hall tucked between two train stations
Between Gare du Nord and Gare de l'Est, the Saint-Quentin Covered Market stands as Paris’s largest indoor market. Fresh produce, caterers, the Second Empire hall, and a convivial space await food lovers from Tuesday through Sunday.
Food markets and producer markets, Île-de-France's gourmet rendezvous
Stock up on quality produce at the food markets and gourmet halls of Île-de-France, and also at the stalls of producers' markets that pop up periodically across the Île-de-France region.
La Serre Wangari, the urban-ecology hub that welcomes visitors in Saint-Ouen (93)
In Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine (93), La Serre Wangari invites you to discover urban ecology from a fresh angle. Gardening workshops, cooking, composting, exhibitions, talks and nature activities shape this venue open to everyone in Seine-Saint-Denis.
A guinguette opens up in front of Montparnasse station this summer: free food and activities.
Over the course of a month, travelers will be able to enjoy a genuine, relaxed interlude at the foot of Montparnasse train station. The forecourt comes to life with a festive pop-up guinguette, driven by gourmet counters and a daily lineup of artistic programming.
A guinguette and a food truck are setting up in this lush Yvelines park for the summer.
The Guinguette du Dispensaire and the Café des Écuries’ food truck are taking over Parc du Dispensaire in Sartrouville (78) from June 3 to September 30, 2026: aperitif boards, Raimo ice creams, waffles, and outdoor drinks are here to welcome you. We went to check it out and here’s the full story.
La Ferme des Possibles, the urban, community-run organic farm in Stains (93)
In Stains, in Seine-Saint-Denis (93), La Ferme des Possibles runs an organic, community-supported urban farm. Year-round, visitors can explore tours, agroecology workshops, market gardening, herbalism, cooking and wellbeing there.
La Plaine Terre, Saint-Denis’s sprawling urban farm (93) with activities and workshops
In Saint-Denis (93), La Plaine Terre grows organic seeds, community‑oriented vegetables and agroecology, while offering tours, workshops and training all year round.
Barbès Market, the bustling, cosmopolitan hub beneath the elevated metro.
Situated beneath the metro's elevated line, Barbès Market is one of Paris's busiest. Between world products, affordable prices and a lively atmosphere, it embodies the popular, multicultural face of the north of the capital.
Agrocité, the community hub that brings Gennevilliers (92) to life with its workshops for all
In Gennevilliers (92), Agrocité blends a community garden, hands-on workshops, shared meals and training. A citizen-driven third place at the heart of the Agnettes neighborhood.
Saint-Germain Market: the covered food market with its beautiful arcades in the 6th arrondissement.
In the heart of Paris's 6th arrondissement, the Saint-Germain Covered Market keeps its charm beneath the arcades. Fresh produce, artisans, restaurants and local history await discovery there, open Tuesday through Sunday.
The Enfants Rouges Covered Market, Paris’s oldest food market.
In the heart of the Haut-Marais, the Marché des Enfants Rouges has been delighting Parisians since 1615. As the oldest covered market in the capital, it combines history with gourmet stalls, world cuisines, and lunch spots open Tuesday to Sunday.
Which gourmet souvenirs should you bring back from Paris? Our ideas for food gifts that travel well
Which edible gifts to bring back from Paris after a stay in the capital? Chocolates, biscuits, tea, jams, condiments, fine groceries... Here are some gourmet keepsakes to give or to keep to extend your Parisian journey.
Saint-Quentin Covered Market, Paris's hidden gourmet hall tucked between two train stations
Between Gare du Nord and Gare de l'Est, the Saint-Quentin Covered Market stands as Paris’s largest indoor market. Fresh produce, caterers, the Second Empire hall, and a convivial space await food lovers from Tuesday through Sunday.
Food markets and producer markets, Île-de-France's gourmet rendezvous
Stock up on quality produce at the food markets and gourmet halls of Île-de-France, and also at the stalls of producers' markets that pop up periodically across the Île-de-France region.
La Serre Wangari, the urban-ecology hub that welcomes visitors in Saint-Ouen (93)
In Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine (93), La Serre Wangari invites you to discover urban ecology from a fresh angle. Gardening workshops, cooking, composting, exhibitions, talks and nature activities shape this venue open to everyone in Seine-Saint-Denis.
A guinguette opens up in front of Montparnasse station this summer: free food and activities.
Over the course of a month, travelers will be able to enjoy a genuine, relaxed interlude at the foot of Montparnasse train station. The forecourt comes to life with a festive pop-up guinguette, driven by gourmet counters and a daily lineup of artistic programming.
A guinguette and a food truck are setting up in this lush Yvelines park for the summer.
The Guinguette du Dispensaire and the Café des Écuries’ food truck are taking over Parc du Dispensaire in Sartrouville (78) from June 3 to September 30, 2026: aperitif boards, Raimo ice creams, waffles, and outdoor drinks are here to welcome you. We went to check it out and here’s the full story.
La Ferme des Possibles, the urban, community-run organic farm in Stains (93)
In Stains, in Seine-Saint-Denis (93), La Ferme des Possibles runs an organic, community-supported urban farm. Year-round, visitors can explore tours, agroecology workshops, market gardening, herbalism, cooking and wellbeing there.
La Plaine Terre, Saint-Denis’s sprawling urban farm (93) with activities and workshops
In Saint-Denis (93), La Plaine Terre grows organic seeds, community‑oriented vegetables and agroecology, while offering tours, workshops and training all year round.
Barbès Market, the bustling, cosmopolitan hub beneath the elevated metro.
Situated beneath the metro's elevated line, Barbès Market is one of Paris's busiest. Between world products, affordable prices and a lively atmosphere, it embodies the popular, multicultural face of the north of the capital.
Agrocité, the community hub that brings Gennevilliers (92) to life with its workshops for all
In Gennevilliers (92), Agrocité blends a community garden, hands-on workshops, shared meals and training. A citizen-driven third place at the heart of the Agnettes neighborhood.
Saint-Germain Market: the covered food market with its beautiful arcades in the 6th arrondissement.
In the heart of Paris's 6th arrondissement, the Saint-Germain Covered Market keeps its charm beneath the arcades. Fresh produce, artisans, restaurants and local history await discovery there, open Tuesday through Sunday.
The Enfants Rouges Covered Market, Paris’s oldest food market.
In the heart of the Haut-Marais, the Marché des Enfants Rouges has been delighting Parisians since 1615. As the oldest covered market in the capital, it combines history with gourmet stalls, world cuisines, and lunch spots open Tuesday to Sunday.
Which gourmet souvenirs should you bring back from Paris? Our ideas for food gifts that travel well
Which edible gifts to bring back from Paris after a stay in the capital? Chocolates, biscuits, tea, jams, condiments, fine groceries... Here are some gourmet keepsakes to give or to keep to extend your Parisian journey.
Saint-Quentin Covered Market, Paris's hidden gourmet hall tucked between two train stations
Between Gare du Nord and Gare de l'Est, the Saint-Quentin Covered Market stands as Paris’s largest indoor market. Fresh produce, caterers, the Second Empire hall, and a convivial space await food lovers from Tuesday through Sunday.
Food markets and producer markets, Île-de-France's gourmet rendezvous
Stock up on quality produce at the food markets and gourmet halls of Île-de-France, and also at the stalls of producers' markets that pop up periodically across the Île-de-France region.
Refine your search
La Serre Wangari, the urban-ecology hub that welcomes visitors in Saint-Ouen (93)
In Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine (93), La Serre Wangari invites you to discover urban ecology from a fresh angle. Gardening workshops, cooking, composting, exhibitions, talks and nature activities shape this venue open to everyone in Seine-Saint-Denis.
A guinguette opens up in front of Montparnasse station this summer: free food and activities.
Over the course of a month, travelers will be able to enjoy a genuine, relaxed interlude at the foot of Montparnasse train station. The forecourt comes to life with a festive pop-up guinguette, driven by gourmet counters and a daily lineup of artistic programming.
The Bastille Market, the vast food market that keeps eastern Paris buzzing
Located along Boulevard Richard-Lenoir, the Bastille Market ranks among Paris’s largest markets. Renowned for the breadth of its lanes and the diversity of its offerings, it draws thousands of visitors each week.
A guinguette and a food truck are setting up in this lush Yvelines park for the summer.
The Guinguette du Dispensaire and the Café des Écuries’ food truck are taking over Parc du Dispensaire in Sartrouville (78) from June 3 to September 30, 2026: aperitif boards, Raimo ice creams, waffles, and outdoor drinks are here to welcome you. We went to check it out and here’s the full story.
La Ferme des Possibles, the urban, community-run organic farm in Stains (93)
In Stains, in Seine-Saint-Denis (93), La Ferme des Possibles runs an organic, community-supported urban farm. Year-round, visitors can explore tours, agroecology workshops, market gardening, herbalism, cooking and wellbeing there.
La Plaine Terre, Saint-Denis’s sprawling urban farm (93) with activities and workshops
In Saint-Denis (93), La Plaine Terre grows organic seeds, community‑oriented vegetables and agroecology, while offering tours, workshops and training all year round.
Barbès Market, the bustling, cosmopolitan hub beneath the elevated metro.
Situated beneath the metro's elevated line, Barbès Market is one of Paris's busiest. Between world products, affordable prices and a lively atmosphere, it embodies the popular, multicultural face of the north of the capital.
Agrocité, the community hub that brings Gennevilliers (92) to life with its workshops for all
In Gennevilliers (92), Agrocité blends a community garden, hands-on workshops, shared meals and training. A citizen-driven third place at the heart of the Agnettes neighborhood.
Saint-Germain Market: the covered food market with its beautiful arcades in the 6th arrondissement.
In the heart of Paris's 6th arrondissement, the Saint-Germain Covered Market keeps its charm beneath the arcades. Fresh produce, artisans, restaurants and local history await discovery there, open Tuesday through Sunday.
The Enfants Rouges Covered Market, Paris’s oldest food market.
In the heart of the Haut-Marais, the Marché des Enfants Rouges has been delighting Parisians since 1615. As the oldest covered market in the capital, it combines history with gourmet stalls, world cuisines, and lunch spots open Tuesday to Sunday.
Terre Terre, the farm-guinguette that sits on the banks of the Canal Saint-Denis in Aubervilliers (93)
In Aubervilliers (93), Terre Terre is a participatory urban farm of 3,000 m2 along the Canal Saint-Denis. Year-round offerings include: a vegetable garden, a nursery, volunteering, a micro-market, workshops, and even a guinguette!
The Brancusi Organic Market, Saturday’s health-focused market in the 14th arrondissement.
Every Saturday, the Brancusi organic market lights up Place Constantin Brancusi in the 14th arrondissement of Paris. Small in size but well stocked, it brings together organic stalls in a calm, local, yet fairly pricey atmosphere.
La Serre Wangari, the urban-ecology hub that welcomes visitors in Saint-Ouen (93)
In Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine (93), La Serre Wangari invites you to discover urban ecology from a fresh angle. Gardening workshops, cooking, composting, exhibitions, talks and nature activities shape this venue open to everyone in Seine-Saint-Denis.
A guinguette opens up in front of Montparnasse station this summer: free food and activities.
Over the course of a month, travelers will be able to enjoy a genuine, relaxed interlude at the foot of Montparnasse train station. The forecourt comes to life with a festive pop-up guinguette, driven by gourmet counters and a daily lineup of artistic programming.
The Bastille Market, the vast food market that keeps eastern Paris buzzing
Located along Boulevard Richard-Lenoir, the Bastille Market ranks among Paris’s largest markets. Renowned for the breadth of its lanes and the diversity of its offerings, it draws thousands of visitors each week.
A guinguette and a food truck are setting up in this lush Yvelines park for the summer.
The Guinguette du Dispensaire and the Café des Écuries’ food truck are taking over Parc du Dispensaire in Sartrouville (78) from June 3 to September 30, 2026: aperitif boards, Raimo ice creams, waffles, and outdoor drinks are here to welcome you. We went to check it out and here’s the full story.
La Ferme des Possibles, the urban, community-run organic farm in Stains (93)
In Stains, in Seine-Saint-Denis (93), La Ferme des Possibles runs an organic, community-supported urban farm. Year-round, visitors can explore tours, agroecology workshops, market gardening, herbalism, cooking and wellbeing there.
La Plaine Terre, Saint-Denis’s sprawling urban farm (93) with activities and workshops
In Saint-Denis (93), La Plaine Terre grows organic seeds, community‑oriented vegetables and agroecology, while offering tours, workshops and training all year round.
Barbès Market, the bustling, cosmopolitan hub beneath the elevated metro.
Situated beneath the metro's elevated line, Barbès Market is one of Paris's busiest. Between world products, affordable prices and a lively atmosphere, it embodies the popular, multicultural face of the north of the capital.
Agrocité, the community hub that brings Gennevilliers (92) to life with its workshops for all
In Gennevilliers (92), Agrocité blends a community garden, hands-on workshops, shared meals and training. A citizen-driven third place at the heart of the Agnettes neighborhood.
Saint-Germain Market: the covered food market with its beautiful arcades in the 6th arrondissement.
In the heart of Paris's 6th arrondissement, the Saint-Germain Covered Market keeps its charm beneath the arcades. Fresh produce, artisans, restaurants and local history await discovery there, open Tuesday through Sunday.
The Enfants Rouges Covered Market, Paris’s oldest food market.
In the heart of the Haut-Marais, the Marché des Enfants Rouges has been delighting Parisians since 1615. As the oldest covered market in the capital, it combines history with gourmet stalls, world cuisines, and lunch spots open Tuesday to Sunday.
Terre Terre, the farm-guinguette that sits on the banks of the Canal Saint-Denis in Aubervilliers (93)
In Aubervilliers (93), Terre Terre is a participatory urban farm of 3,000 m2 along the Canal Saint-Denis. Year-round offerings include: a vegetable garden, a nursery, volunteering, a micro-market, workshops, and even a guinguette!
The Brancusi Organic Market, Saturday’s health-focused market in the 14th arrondissement.
Every Saturday, the Brancusi organic market lights up Place Constantin Brancusi in the 14th arrondissement of Paris. Small in size but well stocked, it brings together organic stalls in a calm, local, yet fairly pricey atmosphere.
La Serre Wangari, the urban-ecology hub that welcomes visitors in Saint-Ouen (93)
In Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine (93), La Serre Wangari invites you to discover urban ecology from a fresh angle. Gardening workshops, cooking, composting, exhibitions, talks and nature activities shape this venue open to everyone in Seine-Saint-Denis.
A guinguette opens up in front of Montparnasse station this summer: free food and activities.
Over the course of a month, travelers will be able to enjoy a genuine, relaxed interlude at the foot of Montparnasse train station. The forecourt comes to life with a festive pop-up guinguette, driven by gourmet counters and a daily lineup of artistic programming.
The Bastille Market, the vast food market that keeps eastern Paris buzzing
Located along Boulevard Richard-Lenoir, the Bastille Market ranks among Paris’s largest markets. Renowned for the breadth of its lanes and the diversity of its offerings, it draws thousands of visitors each week.
A guinguette and a food truck are setting up in this lush Yvelines park for the summer.
The Guinguette du Dispensaire and the Café des Écuries’ food truck are taking over Parc du Dispensaire in Sartrouville (78) from June 3 to September 30, 2026: aperitif boards, Raimo ice creams, waffles, and outdoor drinks are here to welcome you. We went to check it out and here’s the full story.
La Ferme des Possibles, the urban, community-run organic farm in Stains (93)
In Stains, in Seine-Saint-Denis (93), La Ferme des Possibles runs an organic, community-supported urban farm. Year-round, visitors can explore tours, agroecology workshops, market gardening, herbalism, cooking and wellbeing there.
La Plaine Terre, Saint-Denis’s sprawling urban farm (93) with activities and workshops
In Saint-Denis (93), La Plaine Terre grows organic seeds, community‑oriented vegetables and agroecology, while offering tours, workshops and training all year round.
Barbès Market, the bustling, cosmopolitan hub beneath the elevated metro.
Situated beneath the metro's elevated line, Barbès Market is one of Paris's busiest. Between world products, affordable prices and a lively atmosphere, it embodies the popular, multicultural face of the north of the capital.
Agrocité, the community hub that brings Gennevilliers (92) to life with its workshops for all
In Gennevilliers (92), Agrocité blends a community garden, hands-on workshops, shared meals and training. A citizen-driven third place at the heart of the Agnettes neighborhood.
Saint-Germain Market: the covered food market with its beautiful arcades in the 6th arrondissement.
In the heart of Paris's 6th arrondissement, the Saint-Germain Covered Market keeps its charm beneath the arcades. Fresh produce, artisans, restaurants and local history await discovery there, open Tuesday through Sunday.
The Enfants Rouges Covered Market, Paris’s oldest food market.
In the heart of the Haut-Marais, the Marché des Enfants Rouges has been delighting Parisians since 1615. As the oldest covered market in the capital, it combines history with gourmet stalls, world cuisines, and lunch spots open Tuesday to Sunday.
Terre Terre, the farm-guinguette that sits on the banks of the Canal Saint-Denis in Aubervilliers (93)
In Aubervilliers (93), Terre Terre is a participatory urban farm of 3,000 m2 along the Canal Saint-Denis. Year-round offerings include: a vegetable garden, a nursery, volunteering, a micro-market, workshops, and even a guinguette!
The Brancusi Organic Market, Saturday’s health-focused market in the 14th arrondissement.
Every Saturday, the Brancusi organic market lights up Place Constantin Brancusi in the 14th arrondissement of Paris. Small in size but well stocked, it brings together organic stalls in a calm, local, yet fairly pricey atmosphere.
La Serre Wangari, the urban-ecology hub that welcomes visitors in Saint-Ouen (93)
In Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine (93), La Serre Wangari invites you to discover urban ecology from a fresh angle. Gardening workshops, cooking, composting, exhibitions, talks and nature activities shape this venue open to everyone in Seine-Saint-Denis.
A guinguette opens up in front of Montparnasse station this summer: free food and activities.
Over the course of a month, travelers will be able to enjoy a genuine, relaxed interlude at the foot of Montparnasse train station. The forecourt comes to life with a festive pop-up guinguette, driven by gourmet counters and a daily lineup of artistic programming.
The Bastille Market, the vast food market that keeps eastern Paris buzzing
Located along Boulevard Richard-Lenoir, the Bastille Market ranks among Paris’s largest markets. Renowned for the breadth of its lanes and the diversity of its offerings, it draws thousands of visitors each week.
A guinguette and a food truck are setting up in this lush Yvelines park for the summer.
The Guinguette du Dispensaire and the Café des Écuries’ food truck are taking over Parc du Dispensaire in Sartrouville (78) from June 3 to September 30, 2026: aperitif boards, Raimo ice creams, waffles, and outdoor drinks are here to welcome you. We went to check it out and here’s the full story.
La Ferme des Possibles, the urban, community-run organic farm in Stains (93)
In Stains, in Seine-Saint-Denis (93), La Ferme des Possibles runs an organic, community-supported urban farm. Year-round, visitors can explore tours, agroecology workshops, market gardening, herbalism, cooking and wellbeing there.
La Plaine Terre, Saint-Denis’s sprawling urban farm (93) with activities and workshops
In Saint-Denis (93), La Plaine Terre grows organic seeds, community‑oriented vegetables and agroecology, while offering tours, workshops and training all year round.
Barbès Market, the bustling, cosmopolitan hub beneath the elevated metro.
Situated beneath the metro's elevated line, Barbès Market is one of Paris's busiest. Between world products, affordable prices and a lively atmosphere, it embodies the popular, multicultural face of the north of the capital.
Agrocité, the community hub that brings Gennevilliers (92) to life with its workshops for all
In Gennevilliers (92), Agrocité blends a community garden, hands-on workshops, shared meals and training. A citizen-driven third place at the heart of the Agnettes neighborhood.
Saint-Germain Market: the covered food market with its beautiful arcades in the 6th arrondissement.
In the heart of Paris's 6th arrondissement, the Saint-Germain Covered Market keeps its charm beneath the arcades. Fresh produce, artisans, restaurants and local history await discovery there, open Tuesday through Sunday.
The Enfants Rouges Covered Market, Paris’s oldest food market.
In the heart of the Haut-Marais, the Marché des Enfants Rouges has been delighting Parisians since 1615. As the oldest covered market in the capital, it combines history with gourmet stalls, world cuisines, and lunch spots open Tuesday to Sunday.
Terre Terre, the farm-guinguette that sits on the banks of the Canal Saint-Denis in Aubervilliers (93)
In Aubervilliers (93), Terre Terre is a participatory urban farm of 3,000 m2 along the Canal Saint-Denis. Year-round offerings include: a vegetable garden, a nursery, volunteering, a micro-market, workshops, and even a guinguette!
The Brancusi Organic Market, Saturday’s health-focused market in the 14th arrondissement.
Every Saturday, the Brancusi organic market lights up Place Constantin Brancusi in the 14th arrondissement of Paris. Small in size but well stocked, it brings together organic stalls in a calm, local, yet fairly pricey atmosphere.
Refine your search
La Serre Wangari, the urban-ecology hub that welcomes visitors in Saint-Ouen (93)
In Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine (93), La Serre Wangari invites you to discover urban ecology from a fresh angle. Gardening workshops, cooking, composting, exhibitions, talks and nature activities shape this venue open to everyone in Seine-Saint-Denis.
A guinguette opens up in front of Montparnasse station this summer: free food and activities.
Over the course of a month, travelers will be able to enjoy a genuine, relaxed interlude at the foot of Montparnasse train station. The forecourt comes to life with a festive pop-up guinguette, driven by gourmet counters and a daily lineup of artistic programming.
The Bastille Market, the vast food market that keeps eastern Paris buzzing
Located along Boulevard Richard-Lenoir, the Bastille Market ranks among Paris’s largest markets. Renowned for the breadth of its lanes and the diversity of its offerings, it draws thousands of visitors each week.
A guinguette and a food truck are setting up in this lush Yvelines park for the summer.
The Guinguette du Dispensaire and the Café des Écuries’ food truck are taking over Parc du Dispensaire in Sartrouville (78) from June 3 to September 30, 2026: aperitif boards, Raimo ice creams, waffles, and outdoor drinks are here to welcome you. We went to check it out and here’s the full story.
La Ferme des Possibles, the urban, community-run organic farm in Stains (93)
In Stains, in Seine-Saint-Denis (93), La Ferme des Possibles runs an organic, community-supported urban farm. Year-round, visitors can explore tours, agroecology workshops, market gardening, herbalism, cooking and wellbeing there.
La Plaine Terre, Saint-Denis’s sprawling urban farm (93) with activities and workshops
In Saint-Denis (93), La Plaine Terre grows organic seeds, community‑oriented vegetables and agroecology, while offering tours, workshops and training all year round.
Barbès Market, the bustling, cosmopolitan hub beneath the elevated metro.
Situated beneath the metro's elevated line, Barbès Market is one of Paris's busiest. Between world products, affordable prices and a lively atmosphere, it embodies the popular, multicultural face of the north of the capital.
Agrocité, the community hub that brings Gennevilliers (92) to life with its workshops for all
In Gennevilliers (92), Agrocité blends a community garden, hands-on workshops, shared meals and training. A citizen-driven third place at the heart of the Agnettes neighborhood.
Saint-Germain Market: the covered food market with its beautiful arcades in the 6th arrondissement.
In the heart of Paris's 6th arrondissement, the Saint-Germain Covered Market keeps its charm beneath the arcades. Fresh produce, artisans, restaurants and local history await discovery there, open Tuesday through Sunday.
The Enfants Rouges Covered Market, Paris’s oldest food market.
In the heart of the Haut-Marais, the Marché des Enfants Rouges has been delighting Parisians since 1615. As the oldest covered market in the capital, it combines history with gourmet stalls, world cuisines, and lunch spots open Tuesday to Sunday.
Terre Terre, the farm-guinguette that sits on the banks of the Canal Saint-Denis in Aubervilliers (93)
In Aubervilliers (93), Terre Terre is a participatory urban farm of 3,000 m2 along the Canal Saint-Denis. Year-round offerings include: a vegetable garden, a nursery, volunteering, a micro-market, workshops, and even a guinguette!
The Brancusi Organic Market, Saturday’s health-focused market in the 14th arrondissement.
Every Saturday, the Brancusi organic market lights up Place Constantin Brancusi in the 14th arrondissement of Paris. Small in size but well stocked, it brings together organic stalls in a calm, local, yet fairly pricey atmosphere.
La Serre Wangari, the urban-ecology hub that welcomes visitors in Saint-Ouen (93)
In Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine (93), La Serre Wangari invites you to discover urban ecology from a fresh angle. Gardening workshops, cooking, composting, exhibitions, talks and nature activities shape this venue open to everyone in Seine-Saint-Denis.
A guinguette opens up in front of Montparnasse station this summer: free food and activities.
Over the course of a month, travelers will be able to enjoy a genuine, relaxed interlude at the foot of Montparnasse train station. The forecourt comes to life with a festive pop-up guinguette, driven by gourmet counters and a daily lineup of artistic programming.
The Bastille Market, the vast food market that keeps eastern Paris buzzing
Located along Boulevard Richard-Lenoir, the Bastille Market ranks among Paris’s largest markets. Renowned for the breadth of its lanes and the diversity of its offerings, it draws thousands of visitors each week.
A guinguette and a food truck are setting up in this lush Yvelines park for the summer.
The Guinguette du Dispensaire and the Café des Écuries’ food truck are taking over Parc du Dispensaire in Sartrouville (78) from June 3 to September 30, 2026: aperitif boards, Raimo ice creams, waffles, and outdoor drinks are here to welcome you. We went to check it out and here’s the full story.
La Ferme des Possibles, the urban, community-run organic farm in Stains (93)
In Stains, in Seine-Saint-Denis (93), La Ferme des Possibles runs an organic, community-supported urban farm. Year-round, visitors can explore tours, agroecology workshops, market gardening, herbalism, cooking and wellbeing there.
La Plaine Terre, Saint-Denis’s sprawling urban farm (93) with activities and workshops
In Saint-Denis (93), La Plaine Terre grows organic seeds, community‑oriented vegetables and agroecology, while offering tours, workshops and training all year round.
Barbès Market, the bustling, cosmopolitan hub beneath the elevated metro.
Situated beneath the metro's elevated line, Barbès Market is one of Paris's busiest. Between world products, affordable prices and a lively atmosphere, it embodies the popular, multicultural face of the north of the capital.
Agrocité, the community hub that brings Gennevilliers (92) to life with its workshops for all
In Gennevilliers (92), Agrocité blends a community garden, hands-on workshops, shared meals and training. A citizen-driven third place at the heart of the Agnettes neighborhood.
Saint-Germain Market: the covered food market with its beautiful arcades in the 6th arrondissement.
In the heart of Paris's 6th arrondissement, the Saint-Germain Covered Market keeps its charm beneath the arcades. Fresh produce, artisans, restaurants and local history await discovery there, open Tuesday through Sunday.
The Enfants Rouges Covered Market, Paris’s oldest food market.
In the heart of the Haut-Marais, the Marché des Enfants Rouges has been delighting Parisians since 1615. As the oldest covered market in the capital, it combines history with gourmet stalls, world cuisines, and lunch spots open Tuesday to Sunday.
Terre Terre, the farm-guinguette that sits on the banks of the Canal Saint-Denis in Aubervilliers (93)
In Aubervilliers (93), Terre Terre is a participatory urban farm of 3,000 m2 along the Canal Saint-Denis. Year-round offerings include: a vegetable garden, a nursery, volunteering, a micro-market, workshops, and even a guinguette!
The Brancusi Organic Market, Saturday’s health-focused market in the 14th arrondissement.
Every Saturday, the Brancusi organic market lights up Place Constantin Brancusi in the 14th arrondissement of Paris. Small in size but well stocked, it brings together organic stalls in a calm, local, yet fairly pricey atmosphere.
La Serre Wangari, the urban-ecology hub that welcomes visitors in Saint-Ouen (93)
In Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine (93), La Serre Wangari invites you to discover urban ecology from a fresh angle. Gardening workshops, cooking, composting, exhibitions, talks and nature activities shape this venue open to everyone in Seine-Saint-Denis.
A guinguette opens up in front of Montparnasse station this summer: free food and activities.
Over the course of a month, travelers will be able to enjoy a genuine, relaxed interlude at the foot of Montparnasse train station. The forecourt comes to life with a festive pop-up guinguette, driven by gourmet counters and a daily lineup of artistic programming.
The Bastille Market, the vast food market that keeps eastern Paris buzzing
Located along Boulevard Richard-Lenoir, the Bastille Market ranks among Paris’s largest markets. Renowned for the breadth of its lanes and the diversity of its offerings, it draws thousands of visitors each week.
A guinguette and a food truck are setting up in this lush Yvelines park for the summer.
The Guinguette du Dispensaire and the Café des Écuries’ food truck are taking over Parc du Dispensaire in Sartrouville (78) from June 3 to September 30, 2026: aperitif boards, Raimo ice creams, waffles, and outdoor drinks are here to welcome you. We went to check it out and here’s the full story.
La Ferme des Possibles, the urban, community-run organic farm in Stains (93)
In Stains, in Seine-Saint-Denis (93), La Ferme des Possibles runs an organic, community-supported urban farm. Year-round, visitors can explore tours, agroecology workshops, market gardening, herbalism, cooking and wellbeing there.
La Plaine Terre, Saint-Denis’s sprawling urban farm (93) with activities and workshops
In Saint-Denis (93), La Plaine Terre grows organic seeds, community‑oriented vegetables and agroecology, while offering tours, workshops and training all year round.
Barbès Market, the bustling, cosmopolitan hub beneath the elevated metro.
Situated beneath the metro's elevated line, Barbès Market is one of Paris's busiest. Between world products, affordable prices and a lively atmosphere, it embodies the popular, multicultural face of the north of the capital.
Agrocité, the community hub that brings Gennevilliers (92) to life with its workshops for all
In Gennevilliers (92), Agrocité blends a community garden, hands-on workshops, shared meals and training. A citizen-driven third place at the heart of the Agnettes neighborhood.
Saint-Germain Market: the covered food market with its beautiful arcades in the 6th arrondissement.
In the heart of Paris's 6th arrondissement, the Saint-Germain Covered Market keeps its charm beneath the arcades. Fresh produce, artisans, restaurants and local history await discovery there, open Tuesday through Sunday.
The Enfants Rouges Covered Market, Paris’s oldest food market.
In the heart of the Haut-Marais, the Marché des Enfants Rouges has been delighting Parisians since 1615. As the oldest covered market in the capital, it combines history with gourmet stalls, world cuisines, and lunch spots open Tuesday to Sunday.
Terre Terre, the farm-guinguette that sits on the banks of the Canal Saint-Denis in Aubervilliers (93)
In Aubervilliers (93), Terre Terre is a participatory urban farm of 3,000 m2 along the Canal Saint-Denis. Year-round offerings include: a vegetable garden, a nursery, volunteering, a micro-market, workshops, and even a guinguette!
The Brancusi Organic Market, Saturday’s health-focused market in the 14th arrondissement.
Every Saturday, the Brancusi organic market lights up Place Constantin Brancusi in the 14th arrondissement of Paris. Small in size but well stocked, it brings together organic stalls in a calm, local, yet fairly pricey atmosphere.
La Serre Wangari, the urban-ecology hub that welcomes visitors in Saint-Ouen (93)
In Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine (93), La Serre Wangari invites you to discover urban ecology from a fresh angle. Gardening workshops, cooking, composting, exhibitions, talks and nature activities shape this venue open to everyone in Seine-Saint-Denis.
A guinguette opens up in front of Montparnasse station this summer: free food and activities.
Over the course of a month, travelers will be able to enjoy a genuine, relaxed interlude at the foot of Montparnasse train station. The forecourt comes to life with a festive pop-up guinguette, driven by gourmet counters and a daily lineup of artistic programming.
The Bastille Market, the vast food market that keeps eastern Paris buzzing
Located along Boulevard Richard-Lenoir, the Bastille Market ranks among Paris’s largest markets. Renowned for the breadth of its lanes and the diversity of its offerings, it draws thousands of visitors each week.
A guinguette and a food truck are setting up in this lush Yvelines park for the summer.
The Guinguette du Dispensaire and the Café des Écuries’ food truck are taking over Parc du Dispensaire in Sartrouville (78) from June 3 to September 30, 2026: aperitif boards, Raimo ice creams, waffles, and outdoor drinks are here to welcome you. We went to check it out and here’s the full story.
La Ferme des Possibles, the urban, community-run organic farm in Stains (93)
In Stains, in Seine-Saint-Denis (93), La Ferme des Possibles runs an organic, community-supported urban farm. Year-round, visitors can explore tours, agroecology workshops, market gardening, herbalism, cooking and wellbeing there.
La Plaine Terre, Saint-Denis’s sprawling urban farm (93) with activities and workshops
In Saint-Denis (93), La Plaine Terre grows organic seeds, community‑oriented vegetables and agroecology, while offering tours, workshops and training all year round.
Barbès Market, the bustling, cosmopolitan hub beneath the elevated metro.
Situated beneath the metro's elevated line, Barbès Market is one of Paris's busiest. Between world products, affordable prices and a lively atmosphere, it embodies the popular, multicultural face of the north of the capital.
Agrocité, the community hub that brings Gennevilliers (92) to life with its workshops for all
In Gennevilliers (92), Agrocité blends a community garden, hands-on workshops, shared meals and training. A citizen-driven third place at the heart of the Agnettes neighborhood.
Saint-Germain Market: the covered food market with its beautiful arcades in the 6th arrondissement.
In the heart of Paris's 6th arrondissement, the Saint-Germain Covered Market keeps its charm beneath the arcades. Fresh produce, artisans, restaurants and local history await discovery there, open Tuesday through Sunday.
The Enfants Rouges Covered Market, Paris’s oldest food market.
In the heart of the Haut-Marais, the Marché des Enfants Rouges has been delighting Parisians since 1615. As the oldest covered market in the capital, it combines history with gourmet stalls, world cuisines, and lunch spots open Tuesday to Sunday.
Terre Terre, the farm-guinguette that sits on the banks of the Canal Saint-Denis in Aubervilliers (93)
In Aubervilliers (93), Terre Terre is a participatory urban farm of 3,000 m2 along the Canal Saint-Denis. Year-round offerings include: a vegetable garden, a nursery, volunteering, a micro-market, workshops, and even a guinguette!
The Brancusi Organic Market, Saturday’s health-focused market in the 14th arrondissement.
Every Saturday, the Brancusi organic market lights up Place Constantin Brancusi in the 14th arrondissement of Paris. Small in size but well stocked, it brings together organic stalls in a calm, local, yet fairly pricey atmosphere.
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