Paris is absolutely buzzing this week, with the city leaning fully into that magical, in‑between time between Christmas and New Year, so let’s dive into some standout things listeners can actually do over the next few days.

If you love big, live spectacles, the Accor Arena is hosting the 2025 All Star Game today, a huge basketball showdown between the French League’s All Stars France and All Stars World. According to the Accor Arena’s own program, it is much more than a game: expect a packed arena, a three‑point contest, a skills competition, a full dunk contest, plus show-style entertainment, lights, and music turning Bercy into a giant party.

For something more reflective, the Taizé Community is bringing tens of thousands of young people to Paris from December 28 to January 1 for its annual European Meeting. The Vatican’s event calendar notes that this gathering fills churches and public spaces across the city with evening prayers, music, and shared moments of quiet, so listeners can slip into one of these services for a contemplative, very local experience of Paris at year’s end.

Holiday magic is still in full force. Sortir à Paris reports that the Grand Palais Ice Rink is back under its legendary glass roof from mid‑December to January 7, transforming the nave into the world’s largest indoor rink with an illuminated Eiffel Tower in the middle and food stalls serving hot chocolate and winter snacks. Over at the Tuileries Garden, the big Christmas Market and funfair continue through early January, with rides, a small ice rink, mulled wine, and plenty of street food – ideal for an evening wander from the Louvre toward Place de la Concorde.

If you prefer lights and art, Sortir à Paris highlights the Luminous Odyssey at Parc Floral in the 12th arrondissement, running through January 11. This is an illuminated nighttime trail with around a thousand lanterns, a drone show, and even artificial Northern Lights, turning the botanical gardens into an immersive light story that’s perfect after dark.

According to the Louvre and Eiffel Tower holiday programs relayed by local guides, the Louvre is offering extended evening openings during the Christmas holidays, and the Eiffel Tower is staying open later than usual, up to around 12:45 in the morning on most nights, so listeners can plan a late visit and then stroll through Paris’s still‑sparkling Christmas windows on the Grands Boulevards.

And if you just want cozy chalet vibes without leaving town, local outlets spotlight winter terraces like Polpo Nord on the Seine, dressed up like a mini ski resort from Thursday to Sunday with cable-car style cabins, melted cheese dishes, and even a small curling rink – a playful way to warm up after a walk along the river.

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Bonjour, listeners, and welcome to your friendly guide for what to do in Paris this week, from today, Saturday, December 27, right through the weekend. Paris is sparkling with post-Christmas magic, blending holiday cheer, music, sports, and icy adventures—perfect for shaking off that Boxing Day haze.

Kick off today with Broadway Symphonic at Salle Pleyel, where 120 artists deliver the greatest musical hits like Phantom of the Opera and Les Misérables in a symphonic explosion—shows at 8 p.m. tonight and tomorrow. Sortiraparis raves about this holiday highlight. Music lovers, head underground to Halo at 12 Rue Saint-Sauveur for Heclipse Presents featuring Aaliyahnelle and Bamao Yendé starting at 10 p.m.—expect electrifying vibes till late, though dress sharp as entry isn't guaranteed. Dance fans, groove into Tarraxo Urbankiz SBK near Paris, a festive kizomba party with champagne and twinkling Christmas lights.

Glide into winter fun at the Grand Palais Ice Rink under its massive glass roof—the world's largest indoor rink boasts a giant Eiffel Tower centerpiece, hot chocolate, and a food terrace, open daily through January 7. Sortiraparis calls it iconic. Families, the Louvre stays open late tonight through January 3, letting you wander masterpieces under festive glow—book tickets now. Stroll ongoing Christmas markets like the Enchanted Forest at City Hall with Made in Paris artisans, the Eiffel Tower Village on Quai Jacques Chirac for gourmet treats till January 4, or La Défense's 30th edition wrapping up tomorrow with 300 chalets, ice rink, and Santa visits.

Tomorrow, Sunday the 28th, catch the Ligue Nationale de Basket All Star Game at Accor Arena—a slam-dunk family spectacle with top players and shows. Notre-Dame's charming market in Square René Viviani runs through Christmas Day flashbacks, but savor mulled wine echoes at Montmartre or Saint-Germain-des-Prés spots lingering into the new year.

Extend the thrill at Jardin d'Acclimatation's Festival des Lanternes: Le Japon en Lumières with 2,000 glowing lanterns evoking Tokyo till March. Catch Curiosité, a hip-hop circus fusion at Palais des Congrès through December 31, or Pomme's Le petit cirque at Bouffes du Nord starting tomorrow. Notre-Dame de Paris musical returns to Palais des Congrès through January 4 for epic nostalgia.

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Hey listeners, welcome to your friendly guide for what to do in Paris today and through the weekend of December 26 to 28, 2025. It's the perfect post-Christmas glow-up, with festive markets twinkling, ice rinks calling your name, and cultural gems lighting up the City of Light.

Kick off today, Friday the 26th, at the Grand Palais Ice Rink, the world's largest indoor skate spot under that stunning glass roof, open through January 7. Glide around a massive central Eiffel Tower sculpture, grab hot chocolate from the food terrace, and feel the holiday magic—Sortiraparis.com calls it iconic, with tickets flying fast. Or head to the Louvre Museum for extended evening openings through January 3, giving you extra time to wander masterpieces under the holiday lights—book now via their site. The Eiffel Tower stays open late until 12:45 a.m. (last entry 11:45 p.m.), perfect for sparkling summit views, as noted by Sortiraparis.

Markets are buzzing everywhere. The Enchanted Forest Christmas Village at Paris City Hall's square, running to January 4, features Made in Paris artisans, a free majestic carrousel for all ages, and gourmet chalets—Paris.fr describes it as a twinkling wonderland with hidden hedgehogs and snowmen. Don't miss the Tuileries Garden Christmas Market till January 4, with rides, an ice rink, gift shopping, and food stands next to the Louvre—Paris Discovery Guide hails it as huge and magical. La Défense's giant market, its 30th edition through December 28, boasts over 300 chalets, a central rink, Santa meet-and-greets, and entertainment—Sortiraparis reports it's drawing millions.

Saturday the 27th? Catch the last days of the Rick Owens: Temple of Love exhibit at Palais Galliera, with 100 silhouettes, archives spilling into the garden—Paris.fr says it's a fashion feast. Sunday the 28th brings the Ligue Nationale de Basket All Star Game at Accor Arena, a high-flying family spectacle per Sortiraparis. Dive into Cirque Électrique's Fanfare (expérience) électrique in the 20th, a wild 360-degree circus mashup of acrobats, clowns, and live music. Check the free Paname exhibit by Bilal Hamdad at Petit Palais, capturing modern Paris vibes, or the Polynesian Christmas fest at Musée du Quai Branly with dances, ukulele, and po'e pudding tastings—all gratis, says Paris.fr. End with Japan-inspired luminous paths at Jardin d'Acclimatation.

For more thrills, Parc Astérix's Magical Christmas through January 4 has a new rink, market, and light parades. Notre-Dame's Christmas celebrations echo from yesterday's Midnight Mass, with the market in Square Viviani wrapping up today amid the restored cathedral's glow—IndiaTV News captured the devotion.

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Paris is absolutely buzzing this week, and if you’re in the city right now, you’ve picked a magical moment to explore.

According to Sortir à Paris, the heart of the action today is all about Christmas in full swing. The Grand Palais has transformed into the Grand Palace of Ice, a gigantic indoor skating rink open through January 7, with an illuminated Eiffel Tower rising from the center of the ice and a food terrace serving hot chocolate and winter treats. Over at the Tuileries Garden, the big Christmas Market funfair is in full operation until January 4, with rides, an ice rink, and rows of food stalls where listeners can grab mulled wine, crêpes, or raclette.

If you love Christmas markets, you’re spoiled for choice. Sortir à Paris reports that the “Enchanted Forest” Christmas village at Paris City Hall is open all week, filled with Made in Paris artisans, wooden chalets, and twinkling lights. Out at La Défense, the huge Christmas market is celebrating its 30th edition, with more than 300 chalets, a central ice rink, daily Santa visits, and live entertainment through December 28.

As the weekend approaches, think lights, music, and late-night culture. The Louvre is running extended evening openings for the holidays, from December 22 to January 3, so listeners can wander the galleries after dark with fewer crowds. In the evenings, Parc Floral’s Luminous Odyssey offers a glowing trail of monumental lanterns, a drone show, and even an artificial Northern Lights experience, running through January 11.

For a dose of Parisian spectacle, the musical The Sun King is back at the Dôme de Paris this winter, reviving the world of Louis XIV with big costumes and big songs. Basketball fans can head to the Accor Arena on Sunday for the Ligue Nationale de Basket All Star Game, which Sortir à Paris describes as a full-on show with top players, entertainment, and a family-friendly atmosphere.

If you just want to stroll, make time for the legendary Christmas windows: Galeries Lafayette with its giant tree under the dome, Printemps with its New York–themed scenes, La Samaritaine wrapped in ribbons, and Le Bon Marché turned into a chic indoor Christmas village.

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Paris is buzzing this week, and if you’re wondering what to do, let’s dive straight into some of the most festive, magical, and downright unique things happening around the city over the next few days.

According to Sortir à Paris, Christmas in Paris is still in full swing, and many of the city’s best Christmas markets are open all week. At the Tuileries Garden Christmas Market, running through January 4, listeners can wander between food stalls, fairground rides, an ice rink, and rows of wooden chalets packed with gifts and regional specialties. Over by the Eiffel Tower, the Christmas Village along Quai Jacques Chirac mixes artisan stands with unbeatable views of the Iron Lady sparkling above; it’s open until January 4 and makes for a picture-perfect evening stroll with a cup of mulled wine in hand.

If you prefer a neighborhood vibe, Sortir à Paris reports that the Montmartre Christmas Market continues on the hill through early January, with 100 percent French-made crafts and plenty of cozy mulled wine. Down by Notre-Dame, the Marché de Noël in Square René Viviani runs until December 25, offering French craftsmanship, regional treats, and live entertainment in view of the cathedral’s towers. Saint-Germain-des-Prés also has its own market along Boulevard Saint-Germain, open through January 1, with beautifully lit chalets and gourmet products under the shadow of the church.

Art and culture lovers are spoiled this week. The Louvre is offering special late-night openings during the holidays, giving listeners the rare chance to explore the collections after dark in a quieter, almost cinematic atmosphere. At the Hôtel de la Marine, the exhibition Dynastic Jewels brings together spectacular royal and princely jewels from the Al Thani Collection in partnership with London’s Victoria and Albert Museum, on show all winter. Over at the Jacquemart-André Museum, a major exhibition dedicated to Georges de La Tour, heir to Caravaggio and master of candlelit scenes, continues through February, perfect for a contemplative break from the crowds.

Families will find immersive fun at the Atelier des Lumières, where Sortir à Paris highlights a new winter show on the age of dinosaurs, wrapping the walls and floors in moving prehistoric landscapes. At Paris Montreuil Expo, a LEGO Jurassic World exhibition features giant brick dinosaurs and interactive sets, ideal for kids who need to burn off some vacation energy.

And for something completely unexpected, head to the Musée des Arts et Métiers, where the metallic Olympic horse Zeus, a star of the recent Games, is installed on the forecourt and free to visit, a striking photo stop amid your holiday wandering.

Wherever you go this week, Paris is offering light, music, art, and plenty of excuses to stay out just a little longer.

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Bonjour, listeners, and welcome to your friendly guide for what to do in Paris today through the weekend. It's the heart of the holiday season, and the City of Light is twinkling brighter than ever with festive magic everywhere you turn.

Kick off today, Sunday, December 21st, with Gims wrapping up his epic Le Dernier Tour at Paris La Défense Arena—his fifth and final show there promises high-energy anthems and a massive crowd vibe, as reported by Sortiraparis. Catch the French Elite Fencing Championships echoes from yesterday at the Pierre de Coubertin Stadium, or head to the Panthéon for Contes et Histoires storytelling tours through December 23rd, where families dive into history with enchanting tales of famous residents. Over in Saint-Maur-des-Fossés, just a quick hop away, the Grand Christmas Parade unfolds this afternoon in front of the Town Hall, inspired by The Nutcracker with dazzling performers and holiday cheer.

Tomorrow, Monday, December 22nd, lace up for the Grand Palais Ice Rink under its stunning glass roof—the world's largest indoor rink features a massive Eiffel Tower at center ice, open through January 7th, complete with a food terrace and hot chocolate, according to Sortiraparis guides. Gims fans, don't miss his lingering energy from the weekend shows.

Tuesday, December 23rd, spotlights more Contes et Histoires at national monuments across Paris and Île-de-France, perfect for young and old rediscovering heritage through stories until January 4th. Meanwhile, dive into Christmas markets galore: the giant one at La Défense buzzes with over 300 chalets, a central ice rink, daily Santa visits, and entertainment through December 28th. Stroll the Enchanted Forest at Paris City Hall, featuring Made in Paris artisans until January 4th, or the Eiffel Tower Village on Quai Jacques Chirac with gourmet treats and views through the same date. Notre-Dame's charming market in Square René Viviani wraps up today with French crafts and regional bites, while Montmartre's 100% French village on the hill serves mulled wine and hilltop festivities through January 4th. Don't skip Saint-Germain-des-Prés for handcrafted delights or Place Richard Baret's ice rink, rides, and shows in the 17th.

For evenings, immerse in Jardin d'Acclimatation's Japan in Lights with 2,000 lanterns evoking Tokyo and Mount Fuji through March, or Parc Floral's Luminous Odyssey boasting 1,000 lanterns, drone shows, and Northern Lights until January 11th. Art lovers, the Grand Palais hosts Mickalene Thomas's bold All About Love exhibit through April, and the Musée des Arts et Métiers displays the free Zeus Olympic horse sculpture through January 10th.

Parc Astérix launches its Magical Christmas from tomorrow with a new ice rink, Viking market, light parades, and family shows through January 4th. Window shopping? Galeries Lafayette's giant tree and displays by Jeanne Detallante shine through December 31st, and Le Bon Marché transforms into a Noël village.

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Paris is sparkling this week, and if you are in the city right now, you have an embarrassment of riches waiting just outside your door.

Let’s start with pure winter magic. Sortiraparis reports that the legendary Grand Palais ice rink is back as the Grand Palace of Ice, open through early January, with the world’s largest indoor rink set beneath that soaring glass roof and a gigantic Eiffel Tower sculpture in the center. Glide to music, then warm up with hot chocolate on the food terrace. For an equally dazzling evening stroll, head to Parc Floral for the Luminous Odyssey, where organizers promise more than 1,000 monumental lanterns, a drone show, and even artificial Northern Lights along an illuminated trail in the 12th arrondissement.

If you love light art, Domaine National de Saint-Cloud is hosting Lumières en Seine, a two‑kilometer night walk through forests of color and sound, perfect for listeners who want a romantic or family‑friendly outing just outside Paris. And at the Jardin d’Acclimatation, the Festival des Lanternes: Le Japon en Lumières fills the park with around 2,000 glowing installations inspired by Mount Fuji, Tokyo streets, and kawaii characters, turning a simple walk into a trip to Japan without leaving the city.

Christmas markets are everywhere this week. According to Sortiraparis and Aller France, you can wander the huge Tuileries Garden Christmas Market, with its funfair rides, Ferris wheel, ice rink, and over 100 chalets serving everything from raclette to vin chaud, running daily into January. Closer to City Hall, the Paris Christmas Market and Village on the square in front of Hôtel de Ville becomes an Enchanted Forest, showcasing “Made in Paris” artisans in wooden chalets. Under the Eiffel Tower, the Christmas Village on Quai Jacques Chirac offers crafts, regional specialties, and unbeatable views of the Iron Lady lit up for the season.

For a more intimate feel, swing by the Notre‑Dame Christmas Market in Square René Viviani, focused on French crafts and regional gastronomy, or the Saint‑Germain‑des‑Prés market, where elegant chalets line the boulevard with handcrafted gifts and gourmet treats. Up on the hill, the Montmartre Christmas Market brings a village vibe, with 100 percent made‑in‑France products, mulled wine, and sweeping views over Paris.

Department stores are putting on their own shows. Galeries Lafayette on Boulevard Haussmann has turned its façade and windows into a storybook world designed by illustrator Jeanne Detallante, with a giant Christmas tree under the dome through the end of the month. Nearby, Printemps Haussmann invites listeners up to its free “7th Heaven” rooftop ice rink, themed this year like a New York holiday, so you can skate with Parisian rooftops at your feet.

Art lovers have plenty to do. The 17th arrondissement town hall is hosting a free exhibition dedicated to Arman, the New Realist artist, with bronze sculptures, rare paintings, and a new French flag piece marking 20 years since his death. At the Grand Palais, the Centre Pompidou is presenting Drawings Without Limits, showcasing treasures from its vast collection of works on paper. Fashion fans should not miss the double exhibition between the Dior Gallery and the Azzedine Alaïa Foundation, where over a hundred pieces explore the dialogue between Dior’s New Look and Alaïa’s sculptural silhouettes.

Families can add a touch of mythic spectacle at the Musée des Arts et Métiers, where Zeus, the mechanical horse from the Olympic Games, now stands on the forecourt, free to visit and perfect for photos. Over at the Musée d’Orsay, the museum’s own program lists fun and creative activities around its masterpieces, giving younger visitors hands‑on ways to discover Impressionist icons.

And when you just want to wander, don’t forget the classic Parisian pleasures of following the Christmas illuminations along avenues like Montaigne,...

Hey listeners, Paris is sparkling with holiday magic today and straight through the weekend—think twinkling lights, epic concerts, and festive markets that'll make your heart sing. As your friendly guide to what to do in Paris this week, let's dive right into the hottest spots, starting with tonight's must-see.

Kick off your Friday evening with Gims lighting up Paris La Défense Arena for his "Le Dernier Tour." Sortiraparis reports he's doing five massive shows from tonight through Monday, December 22, with doors opening early and special opening acts warming up the crowd—perfect for rap fans craving that high-energy vibe. Grab your tickets quick if you haven't already.

Saturday, December 20, ramps up the fun: Head to Meaux, just a quick Navigo ride away, for Santa Claus's grand arrival with fireworks and a funky concert, as detailed by Sortiraparis. Back in Paris proper, the French Elite Fencing Championships hit the Pierre de Coubertin Stadium, where top athletes clash in all three weapons—epic action for sports lovers. Families, don't miss the Contes et Histoires tours kicking off at gems like the Arc de Triomphe and Sainte-Chapelle, blending storytelling with history through January 4.

Every day this weekend, Christmas markets are calling your name. Glide on the ice rink at the massive La Défense market with over 300 chalets, daily Santa visits, and crafts galore, running till December 28. Snuggle up at the Eiffel Tower Christmas Village on Quai Jacques Chirac for artisan gifts and gourmet treats till January 4. Notre-Dame's charming market in Square René Viviani offers French crafts and regional eats till Christmas Eve, while Saint-Germain-des-Prés delights with handcrafted goodies at the church's foot. For thrills, the Grand Palais Ice Rink under its glass roof features a giant Eiffel Tower centerpiece till January 7—hot chocolate included.

Weekend warriors, Parc Astérix launches its Magical Christmas from Saturday with a new ice rink, Viking-zone market, light parades, and Obélix's slide till January 4. Glow in the dark at the Luminous Odyssey in Parc Floral, with 1,000 lanterns, drone shows, and Northern Lights effects. Marvel at Galeries Lafayette's giant tree and Clara Luciani-inaugurated windows on Boulevard Haussmann, or Dior's flower-and-butterfly illuminations at 30 Montaigne.

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Paris is in full festive mode this week, and listeners are spoiled for choice, whether you’re craving Christmas magic, cutting-edge art, or a big arena concert.

According to Sortir à Paris, tonight you can join the Christmas Panamée, a free evening walk organized by the Paris Walking Committee that snakes through the city’s best holiday illuminations. You simply show up, fall in step with the group, and let the lights of the grands boulevards and historic squares guide you into the season.

If you love culture, UNESCO is marking World Arabic Language Day today at its Paris headquarters with talks, performances, and discussions celebrating Arabic language and culture, as listed on UNESCO’s official events calendar. It’s a great way to mix learning with an international vibe, all without leaving the city.

From Friday into the weekend, the big draw is music. Sortir à Paris reports that Gims is taking over Paris La Défense Arena with a run of massive shows from Friday through Monday, closing out his “Le Dernier Tour” in truly grand style. Expect pyrotechnics, sing‑along hits, and a full arena atmosphere just a quick RER ride from central Paris.

All week long, Paris is wrapped in Christmas markets. Sortir à Paris highlights the Eiffel Tower Christmas Village along Quai Jacques Chirac, running through early January, where you can sip mulled wine, browse artisan stalls, and enjoy postcard‑perfect views of the Iron Lady lit up at night. Over in the Tuileries Garden, the Christmas market doubles as a gourmet funfair, with an ice rink, rides, and plenty of street food, perfect for a wintry afternoon. For something more intimate, head up to the Montmartre Christmas Market on the hill, or stroll the traditional stalls in front of Notre‑Dame in Square René Viviani, both showcasing French crafts and regional specialties.

Art lovers have new shows to dive into. Sortir à Paris notes that the Grand Palais has just opened “All About Love,” a bold and colorful exhibition by Mickalene Thomas, while “Drawings Without Limits” reveals treasures from the Centre Pompidou’s collection. Over at UNESCO and in galleries across town, you’ll find exhibitions and talks that carry you from contemporary art to historical jewels at the sparkling “Dynastic Jewels” show in the Hôtel de la Marine.

Families and night owls should not miss the luminous trails. At the Jardin des Plantes, the “En voie d’illumination: Lumières de la nature” nocturnal walk turns the gardens into a glowing bestiary, while Parc Floral hosts “The Luminous Odyssey,” with over a thousand lanterns, a drone show, and even artificial Northern Lights, all described in detail by Sortir à Paris.

And if you’re in the mood for a show with a twist, Sortir à Paris points to “Bollywood Masala” at the Palais des Congrès, a colorful musical mixing Indian cinema, dance, and food, starting its Paris run this evening and continuing through the holidays.

Whichever neighborhood you wander into, Paris this week is all about lights, music, and a little bit of magic around every corner.

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Paris is humming with holiday energy this week, so let’s dive straight into some of the best things listeners can do in the city over the next few days.

According to Sortir à Paris, a perfect starting point today is the Eiffel Tower Christmas Village on Quai Jacques Chirac, running through early January. Beneath the Iron Lady, you’ll find wooden chalets packed with artisan gifts, regional cheeses, hot wine, and sweets, all with that postcard view of the tower sparkling above.

From there, lace up your skates at the Grand Palais des Glaces. Sortir à Paris reports that the legendary indoor ice rink is back, stretching under the vast glass roof, with a giant Eiffel Tower installation in the center, a terrace, and hot chocolate on tap. It’s open throughout the week, so listeners can go for a daytime glide or an evening spin beneath the lights.

If you love markets, this is your week. Sortir à Paris highlights the huge La Défense Christmas Market on the Parvis, celebrating its 30th edition with more than 300 chalets, its own ice rink, daily visits from Santa, and plenty of live entertainment. In the heart of the city, there’s also the Saint‑Germain‑des‑Prés market, with beautifully decorated stalls at the foot of the church, and the Notre‑Dame Christmas Market in Square René Viviani, focused on French crafts and regional gastronomy. Add the Tuileries Garden Christmas Market, which Sortir à Paris describes as a gourmet funfair with rides, an ice rink, and food stands, and you’ve got an entire evening’s stroll mapped out.

For something magical after dark, Sortir à Paris recommends Luminous Odyssey at Parc Floral, a nighttime trail of monumental lanterns, a drone show, and even an artificial Northern Lights experience. Over at the Jardin des Plantes, the En voie d’illumination: Lumières de la nature festival offers another luminous walk among glowing animal and nature installations.

Art lovers can head to the Grand Palais for a double exhibition of contemporary French stars Eva Jospin and Claire Tabouret, highlighted by Sortir à Paris as one of the must‑see cultural events of the season. And for a touch of Olympic nostalgia, the Musée des Arts et Métiers is unveiling Zeus, the monumental metal horse from the Paris 2024 opening ceremony, on display on the forecourt and inside the museum starting this week.

Finally, don’t forget to simply wander: NEWS9 and Paris lifestyle sites note that the Champs‑Élysées, Bercy Village, and the façades of Galeries Lafayette and Dior on Avenue Montaigne are glowing with some of the most extravagant Christmas lights and trees in the city this year. It’s the easiest free show in town.

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Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's buzzing in Paris today and through the weekend. It's December 14, 2025, and the City of Light is sparkling brighter than ever with Christmas magic everywhere you turn.

Kick off your Sunday at the Grand Palais des Glaces, where the world's largest indoor ice rink just opened yesterday under that iconic glass roof. Skate around a massive central Eiffel Tower installation until January 7, with terraces serving hot chocolate and festive vibes galore, as Sortiraparis reports. Head over to the La Défense Christmas Market, marking its 30th edition with over 300 chalets packed with crafts, an ice rink, daily Santa visits, and entertainment running through December 28. It's a short Metro ride from central Paris and perfect for holiday shopping.

Don't miss the Luminous Odyssey at Parc Floral in the 12th arrondissement, open daily through January 11. Wander among 1,000 giant lanterns, catch the dazzling drone show recreating the Northern Lights, and immerse yourself in this magical trail, according to Sortiraparis. For a cozy spot, the Notre-Dame Christmas Market in Square René Viviani wraps up on December 25, offering French crafts, regional eats, and twinkling lights right by the Seine.

Monday through Friday, weave in the Eiffel Tower Christmas Village on Quai Jacques Chirac, open until January 4 with artisan gifts, gourmet treats like crepes and mulled wine, and unbeatable views of the Iron Lady, Sortiraparis details. Stroll Boulevard Saint-Germain for its market chalets full of handcrafted delights until January 1, or visit the Paris City Hall Enchanted Forest village through January 4, spotlighting Made in Paris artisans.

Weekend highlights ramp up Saturday: Parc Astérix launches its Magical Christmas from December 20 with a new outdoor ice rink, expanded Viking-zone market, Obelix slide, light parade, and family shows through January 4. Closer in, the Jardin des Plantes hosts En voie d'illumination: Lumières de la nature nightly until January 18, a glowing nature walk that's pure wonder. Cap off with Dior's dazzling 30 Montaigne illuminations, giant flowers and a sparkling star every evening until January 4.

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Paris is in full festive swing this week, so listeners, let’s dive into what you can actually do in the city over the next few days.

Start with the lights. Paris Secret reports that the Champs Élysées has just unveiled its brand‑new illuminations, with 400 trees along the avenue wrapped in multicolored light and synchronized sound. It is completely free, and the perfect evening stroll: grab a vin chaud from a nearby stand and walk from Place de la Concorde up to the Arc de Triomphe as the whole avenue shimmers around you.

If you want to lace up some skates, Sortir à Paris notes that the Grand Palais des Glaces reopens from December 13 with what’s billed as the world’s largest indoor ice rink under the glass roof of the Grand Palais. This year there is even a huge illuminated Eiffel Tower structure in the middle of the rink, plus a terrace for hot chocolate and snacks between laps. For an outdoor vibe, the La Défense Christmas Market brings another rink surrounded by over 300 wooden chalets selling crafts and seasonal treats on the Parvis de La Défense.

Holiday markets are everywhere right now. According to Sortir à Paris, there is a charming Christmas village at the foot of the Eiffel Tower along Quai Jacques Chirac, with artisan stalls, regional specialties, and those unbeatable riverfront views of the Iron Lady sparkling on the hour. Over by Notre‑Dame, a dedicated Christmas market in Square René Viviani focuses on French crafts and gourmet products, ideal if you are hunting for more unique, locally made gifts.

If you are in Paris with kids or just feeling playful, Sortir à Paris highlights Christmas at Parc des Princes, where PSG has turned the stadium tour into a festive experience with a synthetic ice rink and family activities right inside the arena. Over at Disneyland Paris, there is a special nighttime drone show inspired by the Avatar film saga running through this week, filling the sky with choreographed lights over the park.

For something more contemplative after dark, Lumières en Seine at the Domaine de Saint‑Cloud offers a two‑kilometer illuminated trail through the park, mixing light sculptures and music in a magical nighttime walk, as reported by Sortir à Paris. Closer in, the Jardin d’Acclimatation is hosting the “Japon en Lumières” lantern festival, with around 2,000 glowing lanterns depicting scenes from Mount Fuji to Tokyo streets, turning the park into an enchanting after‑work or weekend outing.

Wrap up any evening by looping back through the department stores: Paris Discovery Guide points out that the grand magasins like Printemps Haussmann and Le Bon Marché have gone all‑in on Christmas windows and, at Printemps, even a free rooftop ice rink. It is a classic Paris ritual: press up to the animated displays, then head inside for last‑minute shopping under towering decorated atriums.

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Bonjour listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what to do in Paris this festive week, starting today, Friday, December 12th, through the weekend. Paris is sparkling with holiday magic, and I've got the hottest spots to make your days unforgettable.

Kick off today at the Salon du Cheval de Paris, happening right now through Sunday at the Parc des Expositions Porte de Versailles in the 15th arrondissement. Sortiraparis reports it's packed with CSI 3* equestrian competitions, dazzling shows, and over 160 exhibitors—perfect for horse lovers dreaming of that holiday thrill. Just a quick metro ride away, hop on for jumps, trots, and festive vibes.

Tonight, head to nearby Asnières-sur-Seine, easily reachable by metro line 13, for the gourmet kickoff of their Christmas market on the town hall square. Sortiraparis details 25 top producers from December 12 to 14, featuring chocolates from Arnaud Larher, Meilleur Ouvrier de France, Lorraine jams with bergamot twists, Sicilian panettones from Da Floriana, and honey from Vexin beehives. The inauguration at 7 p.m. stars TV host Stéphane Rotenberg, followed by the Petits Chanteurs d'Asnières concert at 7:30 p.m. Santa arrives at 11 a.m. daily, with Christmas singers from 4 p.m. and gospel tunes tomorrow—pure joy!

Tomorrow, Saturday the 13th, lace up for the Grand Palais des Glaces opening, the world's largest indoor ice rink under the stunning glass roof. Sortiraparis says it runs from December 13 to January 7, with a massive Eiffel Tower centerpiece, terrace views, and hot chocolate—grab tickets now for prime slots. Rock out at Paris La Défense Arena where Jean-Louis Aubert, Téléphone legend, celebrates 50 years on his PAFINITOUR; doors open early, check public transport for the gig of the year. Notre-Dame faithful note a special beatification ceremony, per the cathedral's site, adding spiritual sparkle.

Sunday the 14th keeps the energy high: Beaux Gestes Festival wraps at CENTQUATRE-PARIS with theater, dance, circus, and VR workshops spotlighting movement, according to Sortiraparis. Don't miss ongoing gems like the giant La Défense Christmas Market with 300 chalets, ice rink, and Santa daily till December 28; the Eiffel Tower Christmas Village till January 4 for artisan gifts and views; Notre-Dame's charming market till Christmas Eve; Luminous Odyssey at Parc Floral with 1,000 lanterns, drones, and Northern Lights till January 11; and the new Eva Jospin and Claire Tabouret exhibition at Grand Palais, featuring "Grottesco" and "D’un seul souffle" till March.

Paris pulses with Christmas cheer—markets twinkling, rinks gliding, concerts rocking. Bundle up, listeners, and dive into the magic!

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Paris is sparkling this week, so let’s dive straight into what listeners can do in the city right now and over the weekend.

Holiday magic is everywhere. According to Sortir à Paris, the Eiffel Tower Christmas Village has taken over Quai Jacques Chirac, running through early January, with wooden chalets, artisan gifts, and hot wine right at the foot of the Iron Lady. Over in La Défense, the giant Christmas market is celebrating its 30th edition, with more than 300 chalets, a big central ice rink, daily Santa visits, and plenty of street food and live entertainment. Sortir à Paris also highlights the cozy Saint‑Germain‑des‑Prés Christmas Market, lining Boulevard Saint‑Germain with gourmet specialties and handmade crafts, plus the charming Notre‑Dame Christmas Market in Square René Viviani, focused on French artisans and regional treats.

If listeners love lights and immersive walks, this is a dream week. Sortir à Paris reports that the Festival des Lanternes “Le Japon en Lumières” has just lit up the Jardin d’Acclimatation, with around 2,000 luminous sculptures inspired by Mount Fuji, Tokyo streets, and kawaii characters, running into March. At Parc Floral, the Luminous Odyssey trail offers about 1,000 monumental lanterns, an artificial Northern Lights effect, and even a drone show after dark, making it a perfect early‑evening stroll in the 12th arrondissement.

Skaters are spoiled for choice. Sortir à Paris notes that Parc André Citroën in the 15th arrondissement hosts a 600‑square‑meter open‑air rink, Patins en folie, ideal for families. Starting Saturday, the legendary Grand Palais des Glaces reopens beneath the glass roof of the Grand Palais with what’s billed as the world’s largest indoor rink and a giant Eiffel Tower in the center, plus a terrace and hot chocolate on standby.

Art and culture fans also have plenty to add to their list. The Grand Palais is unveiling a double exhibition of contemporary French artists Claire Tabouret and Eva Jospin, while the 17th arrondissement town hall prepares a free exhibition dedicated to New Realist icon Arman, featuring bronze sculptures, rare paintings, and a striking reinterpretation of the French flag. At the same time, the BnF Richelieu site is running “Mazarin and the Guardians of the Secret,” an immersive puzzle game where listeners solve riddles inside the historic library.

For something theatrical and family‑friendly this weekend, Sortir à Paris points to “La Fille du Marchand de Sable,” a poetic figure‑skating show at the Palais des Sports in Issy‑les‑Moulineaux, mixing storytelling, costumes, and ice choreography. Concert‑goers can look toward Disney en Concert: Autour du Monde at the Zenith, where a full symphony orchestra, singers, and dancers play through iconic Disney scores while high‑definition clips light up the screen.

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Paris is sparkling this week, so let’s dive straight into what you can do in the city right now and through the weekend.

According to Sortiraparis, today you can catch a very Parisian clash of the titans at the Georges-Vallerey swimming pool, where the French men’s water polo team faces Hungary in a high-intensity match, just weeks before the 2026 European Championships. For something more artistic, head to the 13ème Art theater for “The Dancer[s]” by the François Mauduit Company, a neoclassical dance performance celebrating the troupe’s 20th anniversary with elegant choreography and cinematic staging.

If you’re into books and illustration, Sortiraparis reports that Riad Sattouf is in town for a special signing at the Petit Prince Store, presenting his illustrated edition of Saint-Exupéry’s Terre des hommes, enriched with 150 original drawings – a perfect cozy stop for listeners who love both comics and French literature. Music lovers, this evening you’ve got Louane on stage at the Zénith de La Villette with her “Solo tour,” a long-awaited, sold-out date that promises big pop hooks and plenty of emotion.

As night falls, La Nuit au Panthéon returns, offering torchlit tours through the nave and crypt of the Panthéon. Sortiraparis describes this as a rare chance to wander the monument by night, bathed in flickering light and history. Later on, night owls can head to club TABOO, where Spotify’s concert listings show DJ Sowa taking over the decks just before midnight – ideal if you want to end the day dancing.

From today and all through the weekend, the city’s full Christmas mode kicks in. Sortiraparis highlights the Notre-Dame Christmas Market in Square René Viviani, with French crafts, regional treats, and a storybook view of the cathedral. Over on the Champ-de-Mars side, the Eiffel Tower Christmas Village stretches along the Quai Jacques Chirac, serving up mulled wine, Alpine specialties, and artisan stalls with one of the best skyline backdrops you’ll ever see. On the square in front of City Hall, the “Enchanted Forest” Christmas village brings Made-in-Paris artisans, kids’ activities, and festive food under the lights of the Hôtel de Ville.

Looking ahead to the weekend, Parissecret points listeners toward the brand-new Champs-Élysées illuminations: more than 400 trees bathed in shifting colors and music, completely free to enjoy on an evening stroll. They also spotlight “Light Cycles” in Parc de la Villette, a nighttime trail by multimedia studio Moment Factory, where illuminated forests, glowing bamboo, and immersive soundscapes turn a simple walk into a dreamy light-and-sound journey.

If you want even more luminous wonder, Sortiraparis recommends the lantern festival “Japan in Lights” at the Jardin d’Acclimatation, with 2,000 lanterns transporting you from Mount Fuji to neon Tokyo, and “The Luminous Odyssey” at Parc Floral, where monumental lanterns and a drone show create a surreal winter garden. Indoors, the Atelier des Lumières launches a new immersive “Dinosaurs” show this week, surrounding you with prehistoric worlds projected floor-to-ceiling, great for families and the dino-curious alike.

And for those who love art and museums, the Grand Palais is unveiling new exhibitions by Claire Tabouret and Eva Jospin, while the Louvre’s new Gallery of the Five Continents opens up a global journey through artworks from Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe, and Oceania.

Wherever you wander, Paris this week is all about lights, music, markets, and magical nights. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss what’s happening in the city of light. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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Paris is sparkling this week, and if you’re in town, you’ve picked the perfect moment to dive into the city’s winter magic.

Let’s start with today. According to Sortiraparis, the Champs-Élysées is entirely car-free this Sunday, transformed into a monumental promenade where listeners can stroll straight up the avenue, grab a hot chocolate, and take that uninterrupted selfie with the Arc de Triomphe in the background. Down by the Seine, the Eiffel Tower Christmas Village on Quai Jacques Chirac has just opened for the season, with wooden chalets, artisan gifts, and steaming raclette and mulled wine under the Iron Lady’s twinkling lights.

If you like to keep moving, Sortiraparis also highlights the 10km de la Tour Eiffel, a festive run weaving through the 7th arrondissement. Imagine jogging past the Champ-de-Mars with thousands of other runners, then warming up with a coffee in a nearby café afterward.

For pure Christmas atmosphere all week long, listeners can wander the giant La Défense Christmas Market, described by Sortiraparis as one of the biggest in the region, with over 300 chalets, a central ice rink, and daily visits from Santa. Back in central Paris, Galeries Lafayette Haussmann has gone all out: the department store’s famous dome shelters a gigantic Christmas tree and whimsical windows designed by illustrator Jeanne Detallante, while, as reported by Sortiraparis, the rooftop has been turned into a temporary ice rink with sweeping views of the Eiffel Tower.

Art and culture fans aren’t left out. Sortiraparis notes the opening of the Gallery of the Five Continents at the Louvre, a new permanent space presenting works from Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe, and Oceania in a single global journey. Over in Montmartre, the exhibition “Ce que le temps leur doit” on Rue Audran functions like a live Advent calendar, revealing a new work by an emerging female artist each day through early January.

As the week rolls toward next weekend, plan an evening escape to Parc Floral for the Luminous Odyssey; Sortiraparis describes a two-kilometre night walk among a thousand lanterns, artificial Northern Lights, and even a drone show. Or step into Lumières en Seine at the Domaine de Saint-Cloud, another illuminated trail mixing music, projections, and light sculptures in a historic park just outside the city.

If you’re craving something a bit different, Sortiraparis reports that the Grand Rex and Pathé Palace are hosting “Vietnam Cinema – Itinéraire de Lumière” through this week, a festival of films spanning fifty years of Vietnamese cinema, complete with talks and special encounters. And for a cozy, bohemian vibe, the Hôtel Grand Amour in the 10th arrondissement hosts a one-day Christmas market featuring designers, wine, street food, and vinyl DJs, turning the lobby into a laid-back holiday salon.

However you choose to spend the next few days, Paris is offering an almost endless menu of lights, markets, culture, and late-afternoon strolls. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss what’s happening in the city of light. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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Paris is sparkling this week, so let’s dive straight into what you can do in the city over the coming days and into the weekend.

According to Paris Secret, the Champs-Élysées has just switched on brand-new Christmas illuminations, turning the world’s most famous avenue into a glowing tunnel of light. As evening falls, listeners can wander from the Arc de Triomphe down toward Place de la Concorde, stopping for roasted chestnuts and photos under the red and gold trees. Paris Secret also highlights the rooftop at Printemps Haussmann, where a Ferrero Rocher skating rink is open every day from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m., with views over the Opéra and the Eiffel Tower. Entry is free with registration, and on weekend afternoons Santa himself appears for photos, making it a cozy stop for families or anyone chasing holiday nostalgia.

Sortir à Paris reports that Christmas markets are in full swing all over the city. In the 17th arrondissement, Place Richard Baret hosts a festive village with an ice rink, rides, and live shows through December 21, creating a neighborhood-sized winter wonderland where listeners can sip vin chaud, shop local crafts, and watch kids spin on carousels. Over on the Rive Gauche, Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche has transformed into a chic indoor Christmas village, with animated window displays and wooden chalets lining the aisles; it’s perfect if you want that market vibe without braving the cold too long.

For culture lovers, Sortir à Paris notes a special free evening opening at the Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection this Saturday night. It is a rare chance to explore one of Paris’s boldest contemporary art spaces without a ticket, wandering beneath the restored dome and discovering cutting-edge installations after dark. Families can head to the Postal Museum, which is turning into Santa’s workshop for the weekend with free activities and creative animations themed around letters to Father Christmas.

Gamers should mark their calendars: Riot Games announces the TFT Paris Open at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles from December 12 to 14, bringing high-level Teamfight Tactics competition, cosplay, and fan events to the capital.

Wherever you end up, Paris this week is all about light, laughter, and lingering just a little longer in the cold for one more magical moment.

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Paris is in full festive swing this week, so if listeners are in town, this is the moment to lean into the lights, the music, and the holiday magic all over the city. Christmas markets, special exhibitions, concerts, and immersive light shows are popping up across the capital and will carry you right through the weekend with something different every day and night.

Start by heading to Boulevard Haussmann, where the legendary Galeries Lafayette has gone all out for Christmas with an enormous decorated tree under the glass dome and whimsical animated window displays designed by a guest illustrator. According to Sortir à Paris, the store has also turned its rooftop into a temporary open-air ice rink, so listeners can skate above the city with a direct view of the Eiffel Tower and the rooftops glittering in the cold night air. Down at street level, it is the perfect area to wander between department stores, warm up with a chocolat chaud, and watch families pressing up against the windows.

For pure holiday coziness, the Christmas markets are the big stars of the week. Sortir à Paris reports that the Tuileries Garden Christmas Market is back, lining the paths with wooden chalets selling gifts, regional specialties, mulled wine, and street food, along with fairground rides and yet another ice rink for those who have not had enough skating yet. Over near Notre-Dame, a smaller, more intimate market in Square René Viviani focuses on French crafts and artisanal food, creating a charming village feel in the shadow of the cathedral while choirs and street performers bring live music into the mix.

Listeners who love lights and immersive experiences should carve out an evening at Parc Floral for the Luminous Odyssey, a night trail filled with giant illuminated lanterns, dreamy installations, and even a drone show that paints shapes and colors in the sky. Sortir à Paris notes that this runs all week and into the weekend, turning the park into a glowing fantasy world that is fun for both adults and kids. Another after-dark highlight is AURA Invalides, a sound-and-light journey under the great dome of Les Invalides, where projections and music transform the historic monument into an atmospheric, almost spiritual spectacle.

Art and culture fans are spoiled too. This week sees special late openings at the Fondation Louis Vuitton for its Gerhard Richter exhibition, described by Sortir à Paris as an intimate nocturne where visitors can wander the galleries after hours in a quieter, more contemplative atmosphere. Over at the Louvre, a new Gallery of the Five Continents invites listeners to explore works from Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe, and Oceania in one continuous, thoughtful route, perfect for a slow afternoon before heading back out into the festive streets.

Cinema lovers should not miss the “Vietnam Cinema – Itinéraire de Lumière” festival running at venues like the Grand Rex and Pathé Palace, which, according to Sortir à Paris, offers award-winning films, talks, and an exhibition tracing fifty years of Vietnamese filmmaking. And for something more hands-on over the weekend, Paris Select and other local guides highlight various DIY and craft workshops tied to the season, from gift-making sessions in chic concept stores to festive pastry classes where you can learn to assemble a jewel-like bûche de Noël.

If listeners just want to soak up the street atmosphere, Paris Secret points to the new illuminations along the Champs-Élysées, where around 400 trees twinkle with coordinated colors and patterns above the busy avenue, making a simple evening stroll feel like a cinematic moment. Combine that with a detour through Saint‑Germain‑des‑Prés or Place Vendôme for more twinkling facades, and the city itself becomes the main event.

Wherever listeners choose to go, this week in Paris is about leaning into the lights, the ice rinks, the art, and the smell of roasted...

Welcome to your Paris event guide for this week! There's so much happening in the City of Light, so let's dive right in.

Starting with today, Thursday, you've got some fantastic options. If you're into electronic music, head to YoYo at the Palais de Tokyo tonight at five o'clock for Guy2Bezbar. For something more artistic, check out the Carrousel des Métiers d'Art et de Création at the Carreau du Temple, running through Sunday. This thirteenth edition celebrates traditional French craftsmanship and is perfect if you're hunting for unique holiday gifts. It's also marking the Île-de-France Chamber of Trades and Crafts' hundredth anniversary, so there's real historical significance here.

If you're in the mood for immersive experiences, the Mobilier National is launching a stunning textile and fashion exhibition exploring the centuries-old connection between India and France. This runs through January fourth, so you've got time, but starting today is perfect.

Moving into the weekend, Paris transforms into a winter wonderland. The La Défense Christmas Market continues its thirtieth edition with over three hundred chalets, a central ice rink, daily Santa appearances, and festive entertainment running through December twenty-eighth. It's massive and absolutely worth the trip.

For something more intimate, the Montmartre Christmas Market offers a hundred percent made-in-France village experience running through January fourth. You'll find traditional French crafts, mulled wine, and regional cuisine at the highest point in the capital.

Christmas window displays are spectacular this year too. Galeries Lafayette's rooftop has transformed into a temporary ice rink with stunning views of the Eiffel Tower and illuminated rooftops, open through January fourth. The department store also features beautiful window displays designed by illustrator Jeanne Detallante, running through December thirty-first.

For art lovers, the Salon des Beaux-Arts at the Réfectoire des Cordeliers runs through Sunday and is completely free. You'll see painting, sculpture, and textile works.

Don't miss the Luminous Odyssey at Parc Floral in the twelfth arrondissement, featuring one thousand monumental lanterns and drone shows through January eleventh. It's genuinely magical.

Whether you're seeking markets, ice skating, art, crafts, or festive entertainment, this week in Paris delivers everything you need for the perfect holiday experience. Get out there and enjoy!

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Welcome to your Paris week ahead! Today, Wednesday December third, is shaping up to be an exciting day to explore the City of Light, and the rest of the week is packed with festive activities that will make your visit unforgettable.

Let's start with what's happening right now. The Louvre Museum is opening its brand new Gallery of the Five Continents today, featuring incredible artworks from Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe, and Oceania. This is the perfect opportunity to experience human creativity across the globe in one of the world's most iconic museums. If you're into art, the French Playing Card Museum is launching an unusual exhibition featuring Jean Dubuffet's work that runs through June twenty twenty-six. And if you prefer theater, comedian Tareek is performing his one-man show at Theatre de l'Archipel, running through December thirteenth.

For those who love shopping with a twist, the Fossil Pop Store has just opened in the Marais district and runs through December twenty-second, offering hand-picked gifts and unique events. Meanwhile, the Salon des Beaux-Arts begins today at the Refectoire des Cordeliers with painting, sculpture, and textile exhibitions through December seventh, and it's completely free to visit.

Now let's talk about what's coming this weekend. The Christmas markets are absolutely magical right now. The Notre-Dame Christmas Market in the fifth arrondissement continues through December twenty-fifth, featuring French crafts, regional gastronomy, and enchanting entertainment in Square Rene Viviani. Head to Boulevard Saint-Germain for another incredible Christmas Market running through January first, complete with beautifully decorated chalets and gourmet artisan products. If you prefer something unique, the Alsatian Christmas Market at Gare de l'Est runs through December fourteenth with authentic gourmet discoveries.

Don't miss the Luminous Odyssey at Parc Floral in the twelfth arrondissement, featuring one thousand monumental lanterns, a drone show, and the Northern Lights in an immersive experience running through January eleventh. For ice skating enthusiasts, Galeries Lafayette's rooftop ice rink on Boulevard Haussmann offers stunning views of the Eiffel Tower and illuminated rooftops through January fourth.

Paris truly becomes magical during the holiday season, with twinkling lights adorning the Champs-Elysees, sparkling displays at thirty Montaigne, and festive decorations throughout the city. Whether you're seeking cultural experiences, culinary adventures, or simply want to soak in the holiday atmosphere, this week in Paris has something extraordinary for everyone.

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