What to do in Paris this weekend (March 14-16)

This weekend, we’re relaxing and welcoming in the spring by enjoying lunch in a natural cocoon, gazing at the tulips and browsing the flea markets.

Azzedine Alaïa and Thierry Mugler: a celebrated friendship

The Azzedine Alaïa Foundation celebrates the friendship and collaboration between two iconic fashion figures: Azzedine Alaïa and Thierry Mugler. Through a unique exhibition, it traces the history of a creative bond that marked the 1980s and continues to influence the world of haute couture. Until June 29, 2025, fashion enthusiasts will be able to discover some 40 silhouettes illustrating the artistic dialogue between these two exceptional designers. This retrospective showcases their shared inspirations and how together they shaped a bold vision of glamour and feminine elegance. Read more.

La Ferme du Pré Catelan: Frédéric Anton’s new bistro

Three-starred chef Frédéric Anton breathes new life into a place steeped in history, transforming the Ferme du Pré Catelan into a must-visit address in Parisian gastronomy. Last September, Frédéric Anton reopened the Ferme du Pré Catelan, a former farmhouse nestled in the Bois de Boulogne. This long-forgotten spot has been reborn as a welcoming bistro, combining tradition and generosity. Decorated by Jean-Yves Rochon, the space blends old-world charm with contemporary elegance, evoking an atmosphere worthy of the great French houses. Read more.

Merci opens a second address in Paris

Parisian concept store Merci is expanding with a new boutique in the Richelieu district, proving that the high-end concept store model is still very much alive and kicking. After 16 years of success in the Haut Marais, Merci has opened a second address at 19 rue Merci. de Richelieu, a stone’s throw from the Louvre. This expansion demonstrates that, despite the closure of Colette in 2017, the Parisian concept store market remains attractive. Read more.

2 hours from Paris, discover the 500,000 tulips at Château de Cheverny

Every spring, Château de Cheverny is decked out in dazzling colors thanks to a ribbon of 500,000 tulips. An unmissable floral escapade, available from the end of March. Why go to the Netherlands when an equally enchanting spectacle awaits you just two hours from Paris? Every year, the château, a jewel in the crown of the Centre-Val de Loire region, celebrates the blooming of 500,000 multicolored tulips, creating an enchanting vision in the heart of its sumptuous gardens. Read more.

Foire de Chatou: the chicest flea market returns in March

From March 7 to 16, 2025, Chatou’s Île des Impressionnistes will be transformed into a huge treasure market, with 340 exhibitors and thousands of period objects to discover. Just 15 minutes by RER from Paris, the Foire de Chatou is one of the most eagerly awaited events for antique hunters and enthusiasts. Held on the Île des Impressionnistes since 1970, it attracts over 20,000 visitors every year, whether they’re seasoned collectors or just curious onlookers in search of unusual objects. Read more.

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