Dear readers, are you looking for unique activities to do in Paris during the month of May? The team at Hotel Le Littré is delighted to assist you through La Gazette Le Littré. On the agenda: exhibitions, museums, events, restaurants… This gazette compiles all the things to do. We wish you happy reading!

Activities and Exhibitions

“KÁROLY FERENCZY” EXHIBITION

The “Károly Ferenczy” exhibition, on view at the Petit Palais from April 14 through September 6, 2026, presents a major retrospective dedicated to the Impressionist painter Károly Ferenczy. It brings together key works that highlight the importance of light and nature in his work through scenes of everyday life.
Károly Ferenczy is revealed here as an artist attentive to atmosphere and emotion, shaped by plein air painting and Impressionist influences.

• 19 Chaussée de la Muette, 75016 Paris
• Take Metro Line 6 to Trocadéro, then transfer to Metro Line 9 and get off at La Muette
• Approx. €52 per person
• Open daily

VISIT THE GRÉVIN MUSEUM

The Grévin Museum is one of Paris’s most iconic museums, famous for its wax figures depicting French and international celebrities. Located on the Grands Boulevards, it offers an
immersive experience in spectacular settings that blend history, culture, and entertainment. Suitable for all ages, the Musée Grévin offers a fun experience, perfect for an outing with family or friends in the
heart of Paris.

• 14 Rue Daunou, 75002 Paris
• Bus 68, get off at Opéra – 4 Septembre
• Approx. €40 per person
• Closed Saturday and Sunday

HAVE A PICNIC AT PARC DES BUTTES-CHAUMONT.

Buttes-Chaumont Park is the steepest and largest of Paris’s public parks. It is an ode to France and its landscapes, from the cliffs of Étretat to alpine meadows and Mediterranean groves, all meticulously recreated. These areas are perfect for daytime strolls and picnics.

• Buttes-Chaumont Park
• Take Metro Line 4 to the Châtelet stop, then Metro Line 11 to the Pyrénées stop
• Free
• Open daily

Restaurants and Bars

“LA GAULOISE” RESTAURANT

La Gauloise is a true Parisian brasserie serving traditional, authentic French cuisine. The menu features classic dishes such as coq au vin, confit of lamb shoulder, and many other regional specialties. An excellent wine list complements these dishes. On sunny days, enjoy the shaded terrace—a quintessentially Parisian setting—perfect for a sunny lunch or dinner under the stars.

• 59 Av. de la Motte-Picquet, 75015 Paris
• Metro Line 6, La Motte-Picquet – Grenelle station
• Price: set menu for €39 or €49
• Open daily until 10:30 p.m.

LA DÉMOCRATIE

Tucked away just a stone’s throw from Le Bon Marché, in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, La Démocratie offers an exceptional, peaceful, and intimate setting thanks to its unique garden. A true haven of peace right in the heart of Paris. The menu is very varied, featuring creative dishes like beef tataki, as well as traditional classics like sweetbreads. La Démocratie embodies a warm and welcoming atmosphere, where the quality of the ingredients and a spirit of sharing come together to offer an authentic and heartfelt experience.

• 34 Boulevard Raspail, 75007 Paris
• 14-minute walk from the hotel
• Menu for €34 or €43 – Closed on Sundays.

LA CAVE DU MONTPARNASSE

La Cave du Montparnasse is a unique venue that is much more than just a wine cellar. It’s both a wine shop and a gourmet deli with over 500 items; here, you’ll discover exceptional wines and carefully selected local specialties. It’s a must-visit spot that we invite you to explore during your stay, right in the heart of Montparnasse’s vibrant atmosphere.

• 11 Rue d’Odessa, 75014 Paris
• A 6-minute walk from the hotel
• Price: €5 per glass