What to do in Paris this weekend (Jan 23-25)

This weekend in Paris, the watchword is “relaxation”. From pampering to the pleasures of the table, we’re leaving blue monday behind!

Discover one of the capital’s trendiest brunches

Kinugawa Sunday Club, top-notch Franco-Japanese cuisine in an unusual spot

In Paris, there’s no shortage of options for brunches. But when it comes to chic brunches, in an elegant, gourmet and resolutely trendy setting, certain addresses clearly stand out. Among them, Kinugawa Rive Gauche is a sure bet. Its Sunday Club offers a unique experience, suspended between Japanese tradition and Parisian art de vivre. A Sunday rendezvous designed for those who like to take their time, eat well and be surprised. Read more.

Treat yourself to an unusual moment of relaxation

Royal Beer Spa Paris: a new experience for Parisians

Nestled in the heart of Paris, the Royal Beer Spa invites Parisians to enjoy a unique experience: the first beer-based wellness experience in Paris. This multi-sensory treatment path is inspired by the traditions of Eastern Europe. In these countries, beer baths have been practiced for centuries for their relaxing and regenerating virtues. Ingrid and Mickaël, passionate founders and avid travelers, decided to adapt this ancestral ritual to the Parisian art of living, by creating a unique beer spa that transforms a moment of relaxation into a veritable inner journey. Read more.

Preparing (or giving ideas for) your fairytale wedding

Salon du Mariage 2026 in Paris: the must-attend event for organizing an exceptional wedding

Organizing a wedding is a unique adventure, full of emotions… and decisions! To support you in this momentous step, the Salon du Mariage de Paris returns on January 31 and February 1ᵉʳ, 2026 at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, with over 300 specialist service providers all under one roof. Two days to fill up on inspiration, meet experts in the bridal world, and lay the foundations for a wedding to your image. Read more.

A culinary escape without leaving Paris

Yang Guo Fu: The art of malatang unveiled in Paris

Based in Paris, Yang Guo Fu (YGF) transcends malatang, the iconic dish of Chinese street food, to create a unique gastronomic experience. Since its foundation in Harbin in 2003, YGF has become the world’s largest malatang chain, with over 7,000 establishments across Asia, Europe and America. Now in Paris, this institution offers a sensory journey where personalization, authenticity and quality ingredients meet in perfect harmony. Read more.

Fresh air at one of the world’s finest sporting events

Prix d’Amérique 2026: a legendary weekend of racing, spectacle and celebration at Paris-Vincennes

Every year at the end of January, Paris becomes the world epicenter of harness trotting with the legendary Prix d’Amérique Legend Race, an international horse race that brings together the world’s best trotting horses on the great track of the Hippodrome Paris-Vincennes. For 2026, the event takes place from January 23 to 25, 2026, under the banner of the Prix d’Amérique Festival, a total celebration of sport, equestrianism, music and festive atmosphere. Read more.

Treat yourself to a typically Parisian treat

Angelina Alma: a new iconic address opens on the Right Bank, in the heart of the Golden Triangle

Paris is home to a handful of houses that have stood the test of time without losing their aura. Angelina is one of these rare institutions, absolute symbols of French art de vivre. With the opening of Angelina Alma, the House inaugurates a new tea room on the Right Bank, at 4 avenue du Président Wilson, a stone’s throw from the Eiffel Tower and avenue Montaigne. A strategic, elegant and resolutely Parisian address, it marks a new stage in the development of this house founded in 1903. Read more.

Keeping abreast of the latest wellness innovations

Salon des Thermalies 2026: well-being excellence at the Carrousel du Louvre

A must-attend event for lovers of thermalism, spa and well-being, the Salon des Thermalies returns in 2026 for its 44ᵉ edition, in the prestigious setting of the Carrousel du Louvre. A true benchmark for over forty years, this event showcases French and international spa resorts, thalassotherapy centers, hotel spas and new approaches to well-being and health prevention.

For several days, visitors and professionals alike can meet experts, discover tailor-made cures, explore the benefits of thermal water and learn about the latest trends in global well-being, relaxation and fitness. Conferences, personalized advice and discussions with the establishments present make Les Thermalies both inspiring and useful, ideal for preparing a future wellness break or rethinking your lifestyle.