What to do in Paris this weekend (May 29-31)

This weekend, Paris goes into open-air, culture and rooftop mode. Between JR’s monumental installation on the Pont Neuf, new terraces where you can lunch in the sun, design addresses to discover and spots perched to drink a toast facing the Eiffel Tower, the capital is multiplying good reasons to get out and about. And let’s not forget Roland-Garros, which will be bringing Paris to life with its festive venues and giant screens. Here are some ideas not to be missed from May 29 to 31.

Discover the greatest work of the moment as quickly as possible

JR transforms the Pont Neuf into a giant cave with a soundtrack by Thomas Bangalter

The Pont Neuf will change its face this spring 2026. Since Monday May 11, the oldest bridge in Paris has been home to a monumental installation by artist JR. This artistic creation transforms the monument into an immense open-air cave, but also imposes a complete closure for several weeks. Read more.

Lunch on the new terrace everyone’s talking about

Cira: a Mediterranean terrace in the heart of the Champs-Élysées

Behind the bustling facades of the capital’s most famous avenue, Cira cultivates a taste for secrecy. Nestled in the heart of the Paris Marriott Champs Elysees Hotel, this interior terrace reveals itself as a discreet, almost unexpected refuge. Access is like entering a hidden garden, far from the hustle and bustle, where time seems to slow down. Read more.

Treat yourself to an exceptional juice in Paris’ most stylish boutique

Caron opens on rue Saint-Honoré with a new architectural identity designed by Olivia de Rothschild

The Caron perfume house inaugurates a new space at 332 rue Saint-Honoré in Paris, marking a decisive step in its evolution. Under the impetus of Artistic Director Olivia de Rothschild, the new space totally rethinks the perfume experience in 2026. The architecture, by Casper Mueller Kneer Architects, offers a unique sensory immersion, where every detail invites you to refocus on yourself. Find out more about the best free events to discover. Read more.

Treat yourself to a chic, historic sweet break

MELLERIO & LADURÉE celebrate the royal art of living with a collection inspired by Marie-Antoinette

The French art of living finds a new expression in the collaboration between two prestigious houses. MELLERIO & LADURÉE unveil an exclusive collection that pays tribute to Marie-Antoinette and her taste for refinement. This alliance celebrates the tradition of Parisian savoir-faire and artisanal excellence that characterize these two emblematic institutions. Read more.

Take the high road for a drink or two

Cocktails, a brazier and a festive atmosphere, with a view of the Eiffel Tower… Rooftop Eylau Paris, the perfect place to chill out this summer!

Perched atop the Canopy by Hilton Paris Eiffel Tower hotel, the Eylau Paris rooftop boasts one of the capital’s finest panoramic views. With its brazier-style cuisine, summer rosé and festive program, this is the place to be this summer. Read more.

FUGA R, the volcanic escape at the top of Paris

Perched on the 12th floor, FUGA R is one of Paris’s most exotic rooftops. From this sun-drenched rooftop terrace, the view extends 360°, from Montmartre to the Eiffel Tower, over the capital’s zinc roofs. Inspired by the raw landscapes of Lanzarote, the place blends burnt wood, ochre hues, terracotta, cacti and abstract works in a warm, volcanic atmosphere. From 5pm onwards, come for a sunset cocktail, tapas to share and a relaxed evening, supported by a Mediterranean menu designed by Fanny Herpin. A confidential and vibrant address, ideal for taking in the sights of Paris.

Don’t miss a thing at Roland Garros

Roland-Garros: a rooftop and a giant fan zone to follow the matches in Paris

From May 18 to June 7, 2026, Roland-Garros sets Paris abuzz. Between Porte d’Auteuil, the rooftop of Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann and the giant fan zone on Place de la Concorde, this new edition promises a spectacular, festive and resolutely Parisian experience. Read more.