Air-conditioned places and places, nice with the family…
➔ Et tous les musées parisiens
Freshness guaranteed…
Les baignades à Paris
Bon à savoir : des brumisateurs d’eau, très rafraichissants sont installés ça et là à Paris (comme à Paris Plages); la plupart des grands musées parisiens sont climatisés (comme le Louvre, le centre Georges Pompidou, le musée d’Orsay ou le musée de l’Orangerie). Toutes les expositions que nous conseillons sont dans des lieux climatisés.
It’s a heat wave! Whether you are a Parisian or passing through for a few days to visit and enjoy Paris, you don’t want to stay locked up (in a hotel or elsewhere) and we understand you! One objective: to find a little coolness, air-conditioned places, green spaces… Here are some ideas for outings and activities in Paris and the surrounding area with children when the thermometer shows record temperatures.
What to do in Paris this summer?
These gardens and squares are open all night and all year round
- the square Louis-XIII (4th)
- the garden of the Great Explorers Marco Polo and Cavelier de la Salle (6th)
- Square Boucicaut (7th)
- the Villemin garden (10th), Friday and Saturday
- the square Emile Cohl (12th)
- the square Georges Méliès (12th)
- the Federica Montseny garden (13th)
- Montsouris Park (14th)
- Sainte-Périne Park (16th)
- Square Louise Michel (18th), Friday and Saturday
- the Buttes-Chaumont (19th) on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. On other days, the park closes between 10:30 p.m. and 7 a.m. for watering the lawns with non-potable water
- the square Séverine (20th)
- the square Sergent Aurélie Salel (20th)
In the event of a heat wave, these parks will be open all night:
- Parc Monceau (8th)
- Square Marcel Pagnol (8th)
- Square Montholon (9th)
- Square Ferdinand Brunot (14th)
- Parc Georges Brassens (15th)
