What to do in Paris this weekend (May 15-17)

This weekend, Paris takes on an air of summer before its time. Elegant terraces, sunny rooftops, chic picnics, well-being breaks and comforting new restaurants: from May 15 to 17, the capital invites you to slow down, stroll and enjoy its finest addresses. Here are our ideas for enjoying Paris in style.

Discover one of the most charming terraces in Paris

Grand Café Fauchon unveils its Terrasse Rosée on Place de la Madeleine

The terrace of Grand Café Fauchon is set to become the must-visit address of the Parisian summer. From May 13, 2026, this emblematic place on Place de la Madeleine will reveal its new summer identity in the colors of an exclusive Terrasse Rosée. Read more.

Entering the literary imagination

Proust and the women in his life, an exhibition at the Hôtel Littéraire Le Swann

Between intimate correspondences, tutelary female figures and romantic silhouettes, a delicate exhibition breathes new life into the world of Marcel Proust, in a place entirely dedicated to him. At the Hôtel Littéraire Le Swann, each display case seems to open up a secret chamber of Proustian memory, as if time itself were willing to slow down. Read more.

Climbing for a drink

Molitor Paris reopens its rooftop with Mediterranean flavors

The rooftop of the Hôtel Molitor gets a makeover for the 2026 season. Located in Paris’s prestigious 16th arrondissement, this space perched atop the iconic establishment reopens its doors on May 14, just a few days before the launch of Roland Garros 2026, with a brand-new Mediterranean identity. With panoramic views over the capital and a riviera atmosphere, this place promises a unique experience for Parisians in search of escape. Read more.

Treat yourself to a moment of Japanese-style relaxation

COELHO BEAUTY moves into the Spa by EÏA at Hotel Hana

Hôtel Hana continues its exploration of global well-being. At 17 rue du Quatre-Septembre, in Paris’s 2nd arrondissement, the establishment is enriching its Spa by EÏA with the arrival of COELHO BEAUTY, the Parisian holistic hair care house founded by Adrien Coelho. This collaboration places hair at the heart of a complete wellness experience, from face to body to scalp. Read more.

Work out in an ultra-chic spot

Studio Caudalie in Paris 4: yoga as an extension of treatment

In the Marais district of Paris, Caudalie offers a space where movement becomes a beauty ritual in its own right. A blend of demanding yoga practices and strengthening disciplines, the Studio Caudalie extends the spirit of vinotherapy in a soothing, almost suspended atmosphere. Read more.

Organize a charming rendezvous

SO/ Paris x Veuve Clicquot: the chic picnic celebrating Parisian summer

With the arrival of summer, SO/ Paris has teamed up with Maison Veuve Clicquot to create a summer experience in the heart of Paris. Conceived as a gourmet and elegant interlude, this offer invites hotel guests and out-of-town visitors alike to enjoy a refined picnic, combining nomadic gastronomy, Parisian art de vivre and champagne tasting. Read more.

Learn more about fashion

Fashion exhibitions in Paris right now

More than ever, Paris confirms its status as the world’s fashion capital with an exceptional program of exhibitions in 2026. From 18th-century salons to contemporary designers, from textile know-how to African or Korean influences, these exhibitions tell the story of fashion as a cultural, artistic and societal phenomenon. Whether you’re an aficionado of haute couture, the history of costume or simply curious to discover beautiful exhibitions, these events are the perfect opportunity to take an elegant cultural break in Paris. Here are ten fashion exhibitions not to be missed. Read more.

Comforting yourself on Sunday evening

Fellows Saint-Germain: a vegetarian stopover that comforts the Left Bank

Already a fixture in the 10th arrondissement since 2024, Fellows crosses the Seine to the heart of the Saint-Germain district. Its new address is at Marché Saint-Germain, between the lively terraces. This left-bank arrival continues the spirit of the house: ultra-gourmet vegetarian cuisine that makes meat-eaters forget the absence of animal proteins, inspired by Italy but open to more distant influences. Read more.