This museum showcases the theme of relationships between humans and nature through the collections of François and Jacqueline Sommer. It is a fantastic mix of classic and contemporary art.
In the heart of the 3rd arrondissement, this 43-room Marais hotspot is a triumph of contrast: dark wood panelling meets bold pops of colour and monastic nods. Tristan Auer’s interiors blend sleek modern flair with historical storytelling, while upstairs, it’s about rainfall showers, plush beds, and that standout red-tiled bath in The Suite. Downstairs, the American Bar sets a relaxed date-night tone, while hidden beneath lies a Roman spa complete with Susanne Kaufmann treatments, a steaming hammam, and candlelit subterranean baths. On the plate, chef Mélanie Serre delivers an edgy New York-meets-Paris mix (steaks, lobster, dirty Martinis), making evenings here feel fun.
Onii-San redefines dining with a Tokyo-inspired izakaya experience, offering a menu of shareable bites by talented chefs Isaac Romero and Risa Ichimaru. While the best thing to do here is get their menu of the day for a set price, or order a table full of bites such as their half blue lobster with yuzu!
La Perle is not just a restaurant; it's a creative playground. A hotspot where artists and visionaries gather - it is the place to rub shoulders with the vibrant world of creatives.
Former brunch fixture Gramme 3 has re-emerged as Le Coyote. Chef Marine Gora runs it as a café by day - granola bowls, sausage rolls, one daily special - before it flips into a lively, western-tinged wine bar after dark.