This rooftop, perched at 120 metres, offers the most breathtaking view of Paris – and nobody knows it.

Paris rooftops offer a unique way to experience the capital. As soon as the warm weather returns, these perched terraces become popular havens for sipping cocktails overlooking the zinc rooftops. In 2026, the Parisian scene is enriched by new addresses while celebrating its classics.

The capital’s highest terraces

Taking to the skies changes your perspective of Paris. The Too Tac Tac Skybar, located in the 13th arrondissement, rises to a height of 120 meters. This panoramic terrace offers Sunday brunches and themed evenings with DJ sets.

This perched bar is located near the quays of Bercy and the François Mitterrand library. Opening hours vary from day to day: Monday to Wednesday from 4pm to midnight, then Thursday to Saturday from 4pm to 2am. On Sundays, brunch starts at 11.30am.

Other establishments also offer a view of the city. The Skybar at Pullman Paris Montparnasse rises to an altitude of over 115 meters for a breathtaking view of Parisian monuments.

Addresses with a view of the Eiffel Tower

The Iron Lady remains the focal point of many rooftops in Paris. Mademoiselle Mouche, located at Port de la Conférence, offers a privileged view of the monument. DJs accompany meals on festive evenings.

“The ideal compromise between elegance and relaxation.

The Terrass” Hotel on the Butte Montmartre offers this ambience on the 7th floor. Its Edmond resto-bar and terrace welcome visitors Tuesday to Saturday from 3:30pm to 12:30am. Balancelles, signature cocktails and charcuterie boards make up the offer.

For Provencal cuisine, Perruche sur le toit du Printemps Homme is a sure bet. The outdoor bar is open from June to September, from 4pm to 2am.

What’s new for 2026?

Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann opens Balcon in May 2026. Chef Julien Sebbag is in charge of this perched bistro, which succeeds Créatures after five seasons. The menu features revisited Parisian classics.

À la carte: mimosa egg with black garlic, coquillettes with truffle and chocolate-pistachio profiteroles. The restaurant cultivates a free spirit, with small plates to share and creative cocktails. Open daily from 11am to 11pm.

• Veuve Clicquot’s Sun Club at Printemps Haussmann for champagne
• Le Perchoir Ménilmontant for a vintage chic atmosphere
• Le Laho opposite Gare de Lyon, perched 60 metres above sea level
• The roof of La Bellevilloise with nearly 200 seats on two levels
• The Han Rooftop at the Musée Guimet, open from May 15 to September 12, 2026

Le Perchoir Ménilmontant remains one of the most popular rooftops in Paris. Set in an industrial building in the 11th arrondissement, this cocktail bar opens Monday to Saturday from 6pm to 2am. The ambience is a mix of sober and chic, with a varied musical backdrop.

Hotel terraces not to be missed

The Peninsula Paris opens its sixth-floor terrace bar in May. Access is by reservation only, and no hotel residency is required. Chef David Bizet proposes small dishes to share and creative cocktails every evening from 6pm to 10:30pm.

TheMolitor Hotel celebrates summer with its brasserie, bar and solarium. Chef Grégory Griorcayk prepares a summer menu served daily. The solarium is open continuously from 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. without reservation.

The rooftop of the Brach Paris is transformed into Villa Minuty from May onwards. This Mediterranean interlude showcases the wines of Domaine Minuty with simple, refined products.

Rooftop star cuisine

Le Tout-Paris on the seventh floor of the Samaritaine holds a Michelin star. This brasserie in the Cheval Blanc hotel overlooks the Pont Neuf, the Seine and Notre-Dame. Open daily from 7am to 1am.

Le Jules Verne and its chef Frédéric Anton were awarded a second Michelin star in 2024. The restaurant is located on the 2nd floor of the Eiffel Tower, 125 meters above Paris. A private elevator provides access from the Allée des Refuzniks.

La Tour d’Argent, a legendary address since 1582, offers Le Toit de la Tour on the 7th floor. Chef Yannick Franques and his team have been awarded a Michelin star. Sunsets over the Seine can be admired from Tuesday to Saturday.

L’Oiseau Blanc on the roof of the Peninsula boasts two stars. The restaurant pays tribute to aviation pioneers Charles Nungesser and François Coli with a replica of their historic biplane.

Museum rooftops in Paris

Les Ombres sur le toit du musée du Quai Branly combines culture and gastronomy. The building, designed by Jean Nouvel, offers a breathtaking view of the Eiffel Tower. It’s the perfect place to extend an exhibition visit.

The Café Oz Rooftop occupies 1200 m² in the Cité de la Mode et du Design. DJ sets, live concerts and sports broadcasts enliven this space on the banks of the Seine. Happy Hour runs from Monday to Friday, 5pm to 8pm.

Han Rooftop-Guimet returns for 2026 with Korea in the spotlight. Chef Young-Kyung Lee signs a K-Food menu accompanied by DJ sets. Three floors of green terraces welcome visitors from May 15 to September 12, 2026.

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