Welcome to Hotel Le Littré, a perfect blend of Parisian elegance and exceptional comfort! Each month, our team is committed to providing you with the most refined recommendations to explore the City of Light. Whether you’re passionate about art, museums, or gastronomy, we have carefully crafted specific suggestions for this January, offering you an authentic immersion into the very essence of Paris. Let us be your privileged guide in discovering the capital, transforming your stay at our hotel into an authentic experience marked by memorable visits, enriching cultural experiences, and the indulgence in delicious French specialties.Bollywood SuperstarsThe Quai Branly Museum pays tribute to Indian cinema and its evolution from the 1920s to the present day.The Bollywood Superstars exhibition offers an immersive journey where visitors explore the evolution of cinema in India, from silent films of the 1920s to contemporary blockbusters featuring superstars.A selection of artworks, objects, and films projected on a large screen narrate the epic of this art, which is now the world’s largest film industry. Evenings, concerts, shows, tours, workshops, and dance classes complement the exploration of this exhibition.Address: 37 Quai Jacques Chirac, 75007 ParisBus 92 and stop at Bosquet – RappTickets: 12€ for adults and 9€ for concessionsTaste the best galette in ParisThe galette des rois is a French pastry tradition associated with the Epiphany. It has its roots in the Middle Ages, symbolizing the arrival of the Three Wise Men to the Christ Child. Traditionally made of puff pastry and frangipane, it contains a bean, making whoever discovers it the king or queen of the day. Celebrated on January 6, this sweet tradition persists, bringing family and friends together around this delicious delicacy.A winter walk in the Parc MonceauThe Parc Monceau in Paris is an enchanting destination, even during the month of January. The park maintains a magical atmosphere that invites exploration and contemplation. Picture yourself strolling through pathways lined with bare trees, revealing winter landscapes imbued with tranquility. The park features a carousel and playgrounds for children, making it the perfect place to spend quality time with family.Address: 35 Bd de Courcelles, 75008 ParisMetro 13, stop at Place de Clichy, then Metro 2, stop at MonceauThe restaurant La JacobineLocated on Rue Saint-André des Arts, you will find La Jacobine. This casual restaurant stays open late into the night. If you’re looking for a delicious bowl of onion soup, look no further—La Jacobine is the perfect place!Address: 59-61 Rue Saint-André des Arts, 75006 ParisMetro 4 and stop at OdéonPrices: Menu around 29€ per personThe chocolate factory : ChaponIn this shop with a façade inspired by modern art, discover a chocolate store brimming with delights from all corners of the globe. The must-tries at this address are the delicious hot chocolate and the particularly indulgent chocolate mousse.Address: 59-61 Rue Saint-André des Arts, 75006 ParisMetro 4 and stop at OdéonThe Wonka movie is in theaters again!Don’t miss the chocolate adventure of the film “Wonka” at Le Grand Rex! A magical world of wonder and sweet delights…Address: 1 Bd Poissonnière, 75002 ParisSaint-Germain-Des-Prés churchImmerse yourself in the history and enchanting atmosphere of the Église Saint-Germain-des-Prés. Its walls bear witness to centuries of spirituality, its stained glass windows radiate divine light, and its peaceful atmosphere offers a rejuvenating break in the heart of the City of Light. A visit to Saint-Germain-des-Prés is a journey back in time, a moment of contemplation in the midst of an architectural jewel charged with mystery and serenity.Address: 3 Pl. Saint-Germain des Prés, 75006 Paris18 minutes’ walk from the hotelRestaurant JunReady to take off on a gourmet journey to Japan? Head to Jun, located in the legendary Saint-Germain-des-Prés district in Paris, to savor the fusion cuisine orchestrated by two talented Japanese chefs, Shu Hasegawa and Yoshifumi Morita.Address: 1 Rue de Condé, 75006 Paris20 minutes from the hotelPrices: Menu around €50 per person

Wondering what to do in Paris in December? Every month, the team at Hotel Le Littré in Paris shares its recommendations to help make your stay unforgettable. We’ll keep you up to date with the most exciting temporary exhibitions, must-see events, entertaining family activities and gourmet restaurants not to be missed to delight your taste buds this December.Ephemeral things to seeLumières en seineThe enchanting event is back with a brand-new route to close out the year 2023 in the most beautiful way. Two kilometers filled with illuminated tableaus, sculptures, and other works of art will immerse you, whether with family or friends, in the magic of the holiday season. To enhance this spectacle, both young and old can also enjoy the warm and comforting atmosphere of the food court, where they can indulge in hot beverages, sweet delights, and savory treats.Parc St Cloud – Grille Clémenceau, 92210 Saint-CloudMetro line 10 and stop at Boulogne-Pont de St-Cloud, then cross the St-Cloud bridgePrices : Adults €22 and children €18The magic of Boulevard HaussmannHere are a few reasons that might make you want to head to the grand Boulevard Haussmann. Firstly, the two department stores, Galeries Lafayette and Printemps, compete ingeniously to create breathtaking window displays and installations inside, transporting visitors to an enchanted world. The streets are also filled with a festive atmosphere, featuring musicians and sometimes choirs that add a musical touch to the ambiance. Additionally, go up to the 7th floor of the department store Galeries Lafayette to discover a terrace and an extraordinary view of the decorated boulevard and the splendid Opéra Garnier.Boulevard Haussmann, 9e ParisMétro ligne 12, s’arrêter à Trinité – d’Estienne d’OrvesThe evening of December 31stThe fireworksIt’s one of the highlights of the Parisian New Year! To celebrate the arrival of the New Year in 2023, the Mairie de Paris invites you to join us on the Champs-Élysées on December 31, 2023 from 10pm. From the most beautiful avenue in the world, you’ll be treated to a festive musical show, ending with a memorable fireworks display!Champs ElyséesMetro line 13, stop at Champs Elysées ClemenceauPour passer de bons réveillonsEatalyExperience a memorable New Year’s Eve at Eataly, combining Italian elegance with exquisite cuisine. The atmosphere is festive, bathed in Mediterranean warmth, where every detail contributes to an exceptional culinary experience thanks to refined dishes made with passion and delicious wines…37, rue Sainte-Croix de la Bretonnerie, 4th arrondissementMetro line 4, stop at ChatelêtMenu around €30 per personBraiseCelebrate the festive season at Braise, where magical flavors meet exceptional cuisine, featuring creatively prepared seasonal ingredients. With family or friends, Braise offers a festive dining experience, perfect for creating memorable holiday memories.19 Rue d’Anjou, 8th arrondissement ParisMetro line 12, stop at MadeleineChristmas menu approx. 180€ per personMarsan d’Hélène DarrozeDiscovering Hélène Darroze’s Marsan restaurant in Paris is an invitation to an unforgettable gastronomic journey. Located in the heart of the City of Light, it embodies the essence of contemporary French cuisine with a touch of boldness and creativity. Open on December 31 only.4 rue d’Assas, 6th arrondissement Paris10 min walk from the hotelMenu approx. 480€ per personBrasserie SébillonA chic brasserie in Neuilly, Sébillon offers some of the best leg of lamb in Paris and exceptional seafood platters for the festive season. The menu is authentic and tasty, so you won’t be disappointed. So let yourself be seduced by the art of French gastronomy!20 Av. Charles de Gaulle, Neuilly-sur-SeineMetro line 13, stop at Champs Elysées Clemenceau, then Metro line 1 and stop at Neuilly Porte MaillotChristmas menu approx. 80€ per personMeet Santa ClausSanta’s extraordinary houseExperience a Christmas adventure from November 04 to December 24, 2023 on the Jablines-Annet leisure island with Santa’s Extraordinary House! Discover Europe’s largest Santa Claus house and take part in a 1h30 interactive show, immersing the whole family in the festive spirit. Make your way through 15 magical rooms, from the elf station to the control tower, as you meet emblematic Christmas characters. Children can take part in workshops, make a teddy bear and write letters to Santa to create lasting memories.45 chemin de la Grande Voirie, 77 Lagny-sur-MarnePrices : Adult: 31.90€* (from 13 years old), Child: 36.90€ (between 18 months and 12 years old), Baby: 12€90 (between 0 and 17 months old)Metro line 6 to Nation, then Rer A to Marne la Vallée, then Bus 24 and stop at Ile de Loisirs.

Wondering what to do in Paris in November? Every month, the team at Hôtel Le Littré in Paris shares its recommendations to help make your stay unforgettable. We’ll keep you up to date with the most exciting temporary exhibitions, must-see events, entertaining family activities, as well as not-to-be-missed gourmet restaurants to delight your taste buds this November.Are you curious about what to do in Paris in November? If you need further advice or help booking activities, we encourage you to contact our concierge service.Exhibitions :Le Trésor de Notre-Dame de ParisAre you planning to visit during the November 1st and November 11th holidays? Discover the exhibition The Treasure of Notre-Dame de Paris: Four years after the fire that ravaged Notre-Dame de Paris, the Musée du Louvre is hosting its relics and treasures in a historic exhibition, from October 18, 2023 to January 19, 2024, before they return to the building later. An exhibition not to be missed!Metro line 4, “Chatelet” stationPrice: €15 to €17, -18 to -26 UE free.October 18, 2023 – January 29, 2024Salvador Dali’s worksThe exhibition features over 300 works from a private collection acquired from Salvador Dalí and other major collectors. Surrealist paintings, sculptures, prints, objects and furniture bring to life the eclectic ideas of an insatiable explorer. The exhibition is open until January 2024, including public holidays. A stroll through the works of the surrealist artist is a must!11 rue Poulbot – 18th arrondissement Paris13€ (26 years and +) 9€ (between 8 and 25 years)Metro line 12, “Abbesses” stationThe Amedeo Modigliani exhibitionThis exhibition revisits one of the most emblematic moments in Amedeo Modigliani’s life: when Paul Guillaume became his dealer. It will explore how the links between the two figures can shed light on the artist’s career.Musée de l’Orangerie, Jardin des Tuileries, Paris 1erAdmission: €12.50, concessions €10 (-18 and -26 UE free).Metro 12, Concorde stationFor children …The Luxembourg GardensIt’s THE ideal destination for a family day out! Imagine strolling through this magnificent park, surrounded by magnificent flowers, majestic trees and sparkling water basins. Your children can enjoy watching the Guignol show and the miniature boats sailing on the water, and even play tennis and ride a pony. So don’t hesitate, discover this beautiful place.Rue Fleurus, Porte Fleurus entrance10min walk from the hotelScience expériencesFamilies are invited to Science Expériences, the fun, immersive concept combining museum and theme park, bringing science to life at Bercy Village. The best way to get your kids interested in science by experiencing it first-hand…16 Cour Saint-Emilion at Bercy Village, 12th arrondissementPrices: Children under 12: €11, Full price: €19Metro line 6 “Dugommier” stationDelicious restaurants:Pny Burger GaîtéPNY Burger Gaîté, is a fantastic place for burger lovers. If you like delicious, juicy burgers made with quality ingredients, then you should consider a visit.15 Rue de la Gaité, 6th arrondissement, ParisPrices: Children under 12: €11, Full price: €1910min walk from the hotelDaroco 16Italy sets its course in Paris! The trio of Parisian restaurateurs Alexandre Giesbert, Julien Ross and Romain Glize are rocking the 16th arrondissement with their vibrant neo-trattoria ambience, tastefully decorated terrace and eighties neon lights. The “Al ragu” pasta is delicious!3 Place Clément Ader, 16th arrondissement ParisMetro line 6, “Passy” stationLes OmbresAn astonishingly inventive cuisine, freely inspired by great French and Mediterranean cuisine and nourished by an uncompromising respect for produce. Thanks to the magical view and the terrace like a hanging garden, the place is a Parisian oasis in the sky.27 quai Branly, 7th arrondissement ParisBus 92, “Pont de l’Alma” stopLes cookies de la ParisienneHave you had the chance to taste the incredibly delicious cookies from La Parisienne bakery? Taste these marvels as you stroll through the Luxembourg Gardens!48 Rue Madame, 6e ParisPrices: €2.80 per cookie15min walk from the hotelShopping :Le Bon MarchéLe Bon Marché is the world’s very first department store, opened in 1852. You’ll feel immersed in the very essence of Parisian shopping. Like Les Galeries Lafayettes on boulevard Hausmann, the building’s architecture is breathtaking: a harmonious blend of modernity and tradition.24 Rue de Sèvres, 7th arrondissement Paris15min walk from the hotelL’Avenue MontaigneAvenue Montaigne is an upscale shopping paradise. The atmosphere on Avenue Montaigne is one of sophistication and elegance. In addition to fashion, the avenue is also renowned for its contemporary art galleries, making it a favorite spot for art lovers.Avenue Montaigne, 8th arrondissement ParisMetro line 13, “Champs-Élysées – Clemenceau” station

October Paris Tourist Guide from Hôtel Le Littré Looking for things to do in Paris in October? Each month, Hotel Le Littré’s team provides recommendations to ensure your stay in Paris is unforgettable. We keep you updated on the most engaging temporary exhibitions, essential events, family-friendly activities, and, naturally, the finest dining spots to delight your taste buds as autumn begins. If you’re in need of further suggestions or require assistance with activity reservations, please feel free to reach out to our concierge. Please remember that this service is exclusively available to our hotel guests. The exhibitions :Dior, j’adore ! Perfect for kicking off Fashion Week, the Dior exhibition celebrates the House’s iconic fragrance through an olfactory art exhibition. A true source of inspiration since 1997, the fragrance was born of Christian Dior’s love of flowers. J’adore” is a timeless legacy of art and creativity. Admire the advertising campaigns and works of art inspired by this fragrance.Address : Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts – 13 Quai Malaquais 75006 Metro 4 direction Porte de Clignancourt and stop at Saint-Germain-des-Prés Price : free Date : from 27th of septembre till 08th of October Aura at the invalides Did you enjoy La Nuit aux Invalides? Good news: a new immersive show is coming to Paris this autumn. It’s Aura, an experience born of a partnership between Moment Factory and Cultival. A promising collaboration that promises to be both sublime and enriching! From September 22, 2023, don’t miss this fabulous show that reveals the full splendor of the Invalides dome.Address : Hôtel National des Invalides, 129 Rue de Grenelle – 75007 Paris 7 Metro 13 : direction Asnières-Gennevilliers and stop at Saint-François-Xavier Price : from 9€ to 22€  What to do for Halloween ?Fear in the park at Parc Asterix Enjoy this Halloween edition from September 30 to November 04, 2023, with its haunted houses, shows, monster parades and attractions transformed for the occasion. Expect thrills and chills during the 7 night-time attractions. When it comes to haunted houses, there’s no shortage of choice: the Catacombs, the House of Fear, the Wrath of Anubis or the Lost House, a 3D experience.Address : Parc Astérix, 60128 Plailly Metro 12 : direction Mairie d’Aubervilliers and stop at Porte de la Chapelle, then take the bus 350 till Roissy Charles de Gaulle airport, then take the Ozeroute A-3 till the parc Astérix Price : 46€ for nocturnals of 14, 21, 28, 29, 30, 31st october and 04th of november Disneyland Halloween Festival On October 31, come dressed up and have fun until 11pm. Put on your best Halloween costume for the day, and take advantage of extended opening hours to extend the fun at both Disney Parks. Twilight with the Disney Villains As night falls, Sleeping Beauty Castle takes on the allure of an enchanted castle, with music, projections and fountains for a shivering moment.Address : Bd de Parc, 77700 Coupvray Metro 4 : direction Porte de Clignancourt, stop at Chatelet, then take the RER A direction Marne-la-Vallée Chessy and stop at the terminus. The Pumkin Festival In Gally Farms From October 21st to 31st, 2023 at the three Gally farms, take part in a gourmet, creative program based around the famous autumn festival, Halloween. So, rather than celebrating Halloween like everyone else, the Gally farms in Saint-Denis, Saint-Cyr l’Ecole and Sartrouville have decided to hold their annual pumpkin festival, with an exciting program for young and old alike.       Our restaurant recommendations : Brasserie des prés Nestled along the Cour du Commerce in Saint-Germain-Des-Prés, Brasserie Des Prés, La Nouvelle Garde’s fourth address, offers 180 covers inside and 40 places on the terrace. Its seasonal French cuisine is 100% homemade, with an emphasis on local producers. Enjoy a delicious sole meunière with steamed potatoes, a generous grilled sea bass to share or a fine farmhouse poultry with crayfish. Don’t forget to sip a cocktail and enjoy the live music.Address : 6 Cr du Commerce Saint-André, 75006 Metro 4 direction Porte de Clignancourt and stop at Odéon or 15-minute walk from the hotel Price : approximately 30€ Tripletta A Neapolitan wood-fired pizza always perfectly cooked, with exceptional ingredients produced in Italy. Tripletta is a “famiglia” that transmits its love of the product in its restaurants, as well as in its recipes. Tripletta’s artisanal pizzas are sure to satisfy your taste buds. Vegetarian or not, there’s something for everyone in these restaurants.Address : 1 Imp. de la Gaité, 75014 Paris 8-minute walk from the hotel Price : pizza between 9€ and 18€  Bookshops for shelter when it rains :Librairie Jousseaume : nestled in the Galerie Vivienne Let’s discover one of the most beautiful bookshops in Paris. The Jousseaume bookshop is a mythical place in an even more mythical location. Sheltered by the majestic Galerie Vivienne, it opened its doors at the same time as the passage, in 1826. Today, it’s a must-see, classified as a historic monument. Take a stroll down its emblematic aisles.Address : 45-46-47 Gal Vivienne, 75002 Metro 4 direction Porte de Clignancourt and stop at Réaumur Sébastopol then metro 3 direction Pont de Levallois and stop at BourseBibiotheque richelieu : an emblematic library After 12 years of renovation work, the Bibliothèque nationale de France’s marvellous Richelieu site reopened its doors last September. A renovated version of one of the capital’s most beautiful treasures was once again revealed before our very eyes. Today, the building has been shortlisted to become France’s favorite monument for the 2023 edition of the program of the same name. 1,200 square meters of floor space: an ideal setting for all lovers of culture and history. The collection of the Bibliothèque nationale de France is one of the greatest treasures of our heritage.Address : 5 Rue Vivienne, 75002 Metro 4 direction Porte de Clignancourt and stop at Réaumur Sébastopol then take the metro 3 direction Pont de Levallois and stop at Bourse Price : 1-day reading ticket at €5

September Paris Tourist Guide from Hôtel Le Littré What to do in Paris in September? Every month, the team at Hotel Le Littré in Paris shares its recommendations to make your stay in Paris truly memorable. We keep you informed about the most captivating temporary exhibitions, must-attend events, entertaining family activities, and, of course, the best gastronomic addresses to tantalize your taste buds at the beginning of autumn. Are you wondering about activities in Paris in September? If you need additional advice or assistance with activity bookings, please don’t hesitate to contact our concierge. It’s important to note that this service is exclusively reserved for guests of our establishment.   Immersive exhibitions : Titanic Museum: It’s the most famous shipwreck in history: the Titanic is currently on display at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles. The immersive and educational exhibition features over 260 items. Over time, visitors can explore the stories of more than 200 passengers, relics, and authentic objects recovered after the sinking. There is also a life-size replica of the grand and renowned staircase of the ship.Address: 1 Place de la Porte de Versailles, 15th arrondissement Metro 12: direction Mairie d’Issy, stop at Porte de Versailles. Price: children’s ticket: €19, full ticket: €24 and VIP ticket: €35 Date: until September 10 Further information: Click here! Harry Potter is in Paris : The exhibition, claiming to be both itinerant and interactive, invites you to step behind the scenes of the world of the famous wizards. You can thus explore the iconic scenes from the series, the characters, the authentic costumes, and the places born from J.K. Rowling’s imagination. You can also try playing Quidditch or potting a mandrake!Address: 1 Place de la Porte de Versailles, 15th arrondissement.* Metro 12: direction Mairie d’Issy, stop at Porte de Versailles. Price: 3 to 15 years: €19, 16 years and over: €25 Date: until October 15 For further information: Click here!    Enjoy the end of summer: Rent a boat on the canals of Paris: Become a sailor aboard small electric boats without a license! With family, friends or lovers, these little boats are the perfect way to discover the canals of Paris. As you cruise along the Bassin de la Villette, the Canal Saint Martin and the Canal de L’Ourcq, you’ll pass under footbridges dating back to the 19th century, and you can even take advantage of the children’s play areas on the Canal de l’Ourcq.Address: 37 Quai de la Seine, 19th arrondissement (boat departure point) Metro 4: towards Porte de Clignancourt and stop at Gare de l’Est, then Metro 7, towards La Courneuve and stop at Stalingrad. Price: €40-90, depending on rental duration (from 1 hour to a full day)  Try Bachir’s delicious ice creams: Bachir is the most famous organic Lebanese ice-cream parlour in Paris, and has not stolen its success. You often have to be patient to taste the house specialty: the famous achta ice cream (milk flower coated with crushed pistachios), but it’s worth it. And with extra whipped cream for those with a sweet tooth!58 Rue Rambuteau, 75003 Paris & 7 Rue Tardieu, 75018 Paris.Come and discover one of the most beautiful rooftops in Paris: On a fine late summer afternoon, you’re on a shopping spree at Printemps on Boulevard Haussmann, and you’d like to stop off for a while? Take to the skies! That’s where the Perruche Paris rooftop opens its doors to you, with its 500 m² garden offering a breathtaking view of the Opéra Garnier.Printemps de l’homme, 2 Rue du Havre 9th floor, 75009 Paris    Our favourite addresses:   The little restaurant “Au bon accueil How about dinner tonight with your beloved, in a typical French restaurant, with the Eiffel Tower as a backdrop? On the menu: fine market cuisine, accompanied by a selection of wines and cheeses from small French wine producers. This address is only open on weekdays, so we advise you to make a reservation!Address: 14 rue de Monttessuy, 7th arrondissement Bus 92: direction Porte de Champerret and stop at Bosquet – Saint-Dominique Price: menu between €26 and €45    The great French bouillons: Bouillon Pigalle, Bouillon Chartier and Bouillon République: The Bouillon de Pigalle brasserie is a symbol of 19th-century Parisian restaurants. From midday to midnight, typical dishes are served: eggs mayonnaise, onion soup, escargots, brandade de morue, îles flottante, choux chantilly… It’s the ideal place to eat well and cheaply. And don’t forget Bouillon Chartier Montparnasse, just 3 minutes from the hotel!Address: 22 Bd de Clichy, 75018 Paris Metro 12: towards Mairie d’Aubervilliers and stop at Pigalle Price: approx. €15 starter main course dessert  If the rain comes :Chez Angelina If it’s raining, step into Café Angelina. It’s the ideal address when you’re feeling greedy. Good pastries and hot chocolate await you! There’s also Mademoiselle Angelina near the Luxembourg Gardens. Same concept, close to the hotel.Address: 226 rue de Rivoli, 1st Metro 12: towards Mairie d’Issy, stop at Concorde. Price: Breakfast formula €20, brunch €40  Discover the Serres d’Auteuil : Want to enjoy the warmth of the tropics right in the heart of Paris? Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the tropical greenhouses of the Jardin des Serres d’Auteuil. Cactus, lianas, ferns, orchids, climbing plants, palms, banana trees and other exotic plants guarantee a change of scenery and a chance to escape the rain for a while!Address: 3 Av. de la Porte d’Auteuil, 16e Metro 10, direction Boulogne and stop at Porte d’Auteuil Price: Free of charge   Visit the fascinating Arab World Institute: Opposite the Pont de Sully, you can’t miss the bold mass of glass and aluminum that is the Institut du Monde Arabe. Inside, its museum presents the history of the Arab world, going all the way back to prehistoric times. There are also Arab music concerts and a large library. On the 9th floor, we recommend the terrace, which offers a fabulous view of the city, including Notre-Dame Cathedral.Address: 1 Rue des Fossés Saint-Bernard, 5e Bus 89, direction Porte de France and stop at Institut du Monde Arabe Price: €26 full price, €18 reduced price, €12 child ticket