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4 cultural events not to be missed in Paris in 2025!

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As the world capital of culture, Paris has a reputation to uphold every year. And 2025 is no exception, thanks to dozens of breathtaking exhibitions, but especially because of the opening (or reopening) of some extraordinary cultural venues. Here’s a little selection of those we can’t wait to (re)discover!


The Grand Palais and Palais de la Découverte Are Fully Reopening!

If the Grand Palais made a spectacular comeback during the Olympic and Paralympic Games after years of renovation, a part of its walls is still closed to the public. Fortunately, that won't last too long, as all of its exhibition halls will be accessible again by spring. And in the same spirit, this reopening will be accompanied by the reopening of the Palais de la Découverte, a true temple of science, new technologies, and experiences.

Grand Palais
Palais de la Découverte
Avenue Franklin-Delano-Roosevelt – 8th
Reopening on June 6, 2025
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The Move of the Cartier Foundation

Located in the 14th district for more than 30 years, the Cartier Foundation for contemporary art is getting ready to pack its bags and move right into the heart of the capital, in the 1st district, just a stone's throw from the Louvre. This is a wonderful opportunity for the institution to expand its space, thanks to a new XXL area of over 16,000 m², an old historic building dating back to 1852, which will officially make the museum the largest private institution in Paris, as it will now have 3,000 m² more than the current one.Collection Pinaud.

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Tours of Notre-Dame de Paris
6, parvis Notre-Dame - Pl. Jean-Paul II – 4th
Reopening in summer 2025
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The Pont Neuf Project

Nearly 40 years ago, from September 22 to October 5, 1985, Christo and Jean-Claude, famous for their extraordinary wrappings, took on the Pont Neuf. To celebrate this unique anniversary, the artist JR is picking up the torch, with the exciting challenge of reinventing the oldest bridge in the capital. To achieve this, the artist, known for his massive collages, has decided to transform the entire passage into a huge cave, which will be accessible to visitors day and night. A project that draws inspiration from the immense...

It's careers that contributed to the construction of the capital. We can't wait to discover all of that!

Pont Neuf Project
Pont-Neuf – 1st
September 2025
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