When it comes tothe festive season, Paris is more than ever the City of Light! Between the illuminations of its iconic streets, the animated windows of its department stores, the magical strolls and the hot exhibitions, everyone is busy making this Christmas a magical moment. And what better way to cope with the cold than with some comforting addresses? There's no better way to warm hearts and stomachs duringwinter in Paris.
This festive season is all about comfort food and delicacies. For the occasion, cocooning terraces, bars, restaurants and ephemeral chalets spring up in the four corners of the capital to treat Parisians for a day and always. Raclette parties, hot chocolate and mulled wine are just some of the tempting spots that will be popping up this winter to the delight of gourmands!
All that's left is for you to choose your favorite spots and concoct a gourmet program for this winter in Paris. By the way, stay tuned: this guide is updated as announcements and discoveries are made!
La Plage Parisienne, the terrace restaurant for relaxing on the banks of the Seine
Fancy a terrace by the water? Let's head for La Plage Parisienne, this year-round restaurant and terrace on the banks of the Seine in the 15th arrondissement, quai de Javel. With its vintage decor, view of the water and our very own Statue of Liberty, and a few deckchairs, it's ready for the summer months. [Read more]
Le Sommet: Le Mazette's festive winter terrace with braziers, raclette sandwiches & DJ set
Le Mazette goes into winter mode! Moored at the Port de la Rapée, this floating spot is transformed into a festive chalet where braziers, mulled wine and DJ sets turn up the heat. From Tuesday to Saturday at 6.30pm, put on your down jacket and head for the Sommet, the hottest HQ of the season! [Read more]
Comptoir Général: a tropical escape in the heart of Paris
Évasion Tropicale in Paris: discover the Comptoir Général, a unique venue for memorable evenings in Paris [Read more]
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