If you're looking to experience an exceptional Parisian evening, the Opéra Bastille is a sure bet. Modern, majestic, and strategically located on Place de la Bastille, this opera house has everything to win you over. I have a confession to make: before discovering the Opéra Bastille, I had never set foot in an
For me, the Cirque d’Hiver holds a special kind of magic, blending grandeur and intimacy. Designed by Jacques Ignace Hittorff, this circus was initially named "Cirque Napoléon" – a nod to imperial flattery – before adopting its current name in 1870. But what strikes you as soon as you step inside is the
Since the 1980s, the Marais has been the beating heart of the LGBTQI+ community (lesbian, gay, bi, trans, queer, intersex, and beyond), a vibrant mix of parties, activism, and encounters fueled by an unmatched energy. Here, you won’t find sprawling dance floors of mega-clubs: the bars and clubs, often compact (thanks to Parisian
A stay in the Marais would not be complete without an evening show. This iconic neighborhood is home to legendary venues that have shaped the history of live arts. The Café de la Gare, founded by comedian Coluche and his friends, exudes irreverence with its performances full of humor and freedom.
