More than 30 years ago, the ministry of culture and communication created the European Heritage days that invite you to discover or rediscover Parisian monuments for free.

At the end of the XIXth century, the Franco-Prussian War, the fall of the second French Empire and Paris Commune encouraged a large diversity of artists to run away and to live in United Kingdom. The exilic life in the Victorian Era of artists such as Carpeaux, Tissot, Daubigny Legros, Dalou Pissarro, Monet or Sisley is well represented in this exposition co-organized with the Tate Britain Museum.

Each month, Paris’ city council closes the access to Champs Elysee for one day for motorized vehicles and totally dedicates the avenue to pedestrians.

This Sunday August 5^th, discover the world’s most famous avenue under in a new light and enjoy shopping and sunny promenades in Paris.

Since 1975, the Tour de France ends on the Champs –Elysees. This year the course ends in Paris on Sunday 29^th of July.

The Beaugrenelle shopping center is well known for combining shopping and artistic events as closely as possible to  the Eiffel Tower.

The 14th of July is a special date in France as it the National Day that celebrates the nation’s freedom obtained after the French Revolution of 1789.

The music festival is an unforgettable event that allows to discover various music in bars or outdoor.

This year, for its 37^th edition, the music festival will be held on Thursday, June 21st.