8 exhibits not to miss in July in Paris

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Yes, in recent weeks, the weather has been unreliable, but fortunately, Parisian museums are here for us. Like every month, staying true to themselves, they offer us a unique array of diverse and varied events. From sports to fashion, ecology to history, there is something for everyone, and all that's left to do is choose from the many options. But sometimes, too many choices can be overwhelming, so we've put together a selection of the best exhibitions not to be missed this early summer.


Gems of the Comédie-Française stage at the Hôtel Mercy-Argenteau

The School of Jewelry Arts invites us to discover the most iconic jewels of the Comédie-Française, worn by its most famous actors and actresses: Talma, Rachel, Sarah Bernhardt… Through a journey that showcases all the expertise of jewelry-making, the precious stones and gilding of the over 120 pieces on display fill the luxurious setting of the Hôtel Mercy-Argenteau to immerse us in a world at the crossroads of the arts, between performance and craftsmanship.

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Stage Jewelry from the Comédie-Française
Hôtel Mercy-Argenteau
16 bis, boulevard Montmartre - 9th
Until September 1, 2024
Free admission
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The Games of the 4 Seasons at Lido 2 Paris

Lido 2 Paris opens its doors to us for a completely unusual event. This time, it's not about dance or striptease, but about... climate change warning. To the sound of Vivaldi's "Four Seasons", in an immersive setting, the cabaret offers us a unique reflection on nature, and the changes...```ts of drastic temperatures to which it is exposed. A unique multisensory experience, which amazes us as much as one of the famous shows of the place...A touch of ecological urgency on top!

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The Games of the 4 seasons
Lido 2 Paris
116, avenue des Champs-Élysées – 8th
Until September 30, 2024
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Eva Jospin at Galleria Continua

Galleria Continua invites us to dive into the whimsical and vegetal universe of Eva Jospin. For 15 years now, the artist has been shaping cardboard with unmatched agility, bringing nature to life. The intriguing forest and architectural landscapes succeed one another here, unsettling our perceptions and making us lose ourselves between reality and imagination. An exhibition full of dreams, delicacy, and poetry, that takes us to the edge of imagination. And we love to just go with the flow.

Optical Illusion
Galleria Continua
87, rue du Temple – 3rd
Until September 14, 2024
Free entrance
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Paralympic Stories at the Pantheon

The Pantheon sheds light on the still overlooked history of the high-level international competition that is the Paralympic Games. A short but rich and interactive exhibition that appeals to everyone. Origins, evolution of events, official recognition, and inclusivity of athletes, the institution leaves nothing to chance to deliver the most comprehensive view possible of the Paralympics. And, with just a few months before the start of the games, this little refresher doesn't hurt, on the contrary.

Paralympic Stories
Pantheon
Place du Panthéon - 5th arrondissement
Until September 29, 2024
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Gold Standards at Maison Guerlain

To stay in the sports theme, the famous perfumery house presents us with a unique exhibition around gold, this precious metal that inspires athletes around the world. Especially those who are preparing to compete in a few weeks. Through the original works of 18 artists, Maison Guerlain offers us a dreamlike vision of gold, pure and full of symbolism. More than just a luxurious material, the metal here becomes the canvas for a whole world of poetry, on the boundary.

between the past and the future.

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Gold standards
Guerlain House
68, avenue des Champs-Élysées – 8th
Until September 12, 2024
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D-Day at the City of History

While the capital, and all of France, .Celebrating the 80th anniversary of Liberation, now is the perfect time to dive a little into the history of our country, especially of the Second World War. And what better way to do that than to immerse ourselves... literally? The City of History offers us a unique experience that takes us to the beaches of the Normandy landings, at the heart of the decisive events of June 6, 1944. An absolutely mind-blowing adventure, closest to reality, that leaves us anything but indifferent.

Day D
City of History
1, Parvis de la Defense - Puteaux (92800)
Until December 31, 2024
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The world as it goes at the Bourse de Commerce

The Pinault Collection reveals its most beautiful works to confront us with the many paradoxes of the human condition. It is therefore an exhibition that is a bit philosophical, presenting us with the complex current society through a unique selection of contemporary works. Works that are both provocative, aesthetic, and committed, reflecting the artists' connection to the present. In short, an exhibition that upsets the order of the universe, and our senses at the same time.

The world as it goes
Bourse de Commerce
2, rue de Viarmes – 1st
From March 20 to September 2, 2024
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By bike at the Pavillon de l'Arsenal

As the use of bicycles is increasingly popular in the capital, the Pavillon de l'Arsenal highlights the historical links that exist between Paris and cycling. A rich, tumultuous relationship that has seen its fair share of ups and downs. The exhibition, which explores the evolution of cycling, ultimately reminds us that despite everything, there is an almost eternal love between two wheels and the City of Light. We've been telling you for so long that Paris is indeed the ideal city to ride a bike.

bike !

Riding through Paris Metropolis 1818-2030
Pavillon de l'Arsenal
1, boulevard Morland - 4th
Until September 29, 2024
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