When the skies turn grey and rain falls over Paris, there’s nothing better than wandering through the city’s covered passages to enjoy its charm while staying sheltered.
Inaugurated in 1893, the Olympia is the oldest concert hall in Paris still in operation.
Paris never sleeps—even in the heart of August! While some venues close for the summer, the city’s iconic cabarets continue to light up the night.
This summer, Paris pays tribute to one of the greatest names in French haute couture: Paul Poiret. The Musée des Arts Décoratifs presents a landmark exhibition, “Paul Poiret – Fashion is a Celebration,” on view until November 17, 2025.
Why go underground when the City of Light is yours to explore under the open sky?
As the warmer days arrive, the City of Light transforms. Mild temperatures and longer afternoons invite visitors to wander and explore. Perfectly located in the heart of Paris, Hôtel Volney Opéra is the ideal starting point for discovering the city on foot.
