What to do in Paris this week, from Monday 28 to Sunday 3 April?

THE DUNGEON

Experiences > Escape game – 0-25 euros

Open since last May, the Dungeon offers two meticulously crafted games: immersive adventures and exciting puzzles! Whether you are reckless and ready to face the residence of a mysterious count, or adventurous and wish to go in search of the treasure of the Templars in medieval undergrounds, you will remember your experience at the Donjon de Paris for a long time. Form your team of 2 6 players and try to get out in time!

Cassette coffee

Food > Bistronomy – 4-23 euros

The Café Cassette, also located in Saint-Germain-des-Près, combines modernity and tradition in a warm atmosphere. Under this colorful yellow facade where the most Instagrammable rocking chairs await you, hides a restaurant-bar that offers fresh, seasonal products and original cocktails. So, shall we take a look?

USED ​​BOOK CAFE

Food > Brunch – 2.50-14 euros

The Used Book Café is the library coffee shop of the Concept Store Merci. A coffee shop like no other since it opens up the possibility of reading a book while treating yourself to a simple, homemade menu. As for second-hand books, you can really find everything there, from the old to the recent. If by the way, you flash for a book that you want to acquire or finish, know that they are on sale from 2€ to 20€. In the evening, the café turns into a cocktail bar!

THE DIOR GALLERY

Culture > Exhibition – 8-12 euros

The Galerie Dior is the spot not to be missed for fashion lovers in Paris. Located in the heart of the living space of 30 Montaigne, this exhibition space immerses us in the heart of the universe of the Maison Christian Dior. We then set off to discover its inspirations and its history through a succession of canon scenographies brought together in this unusual museum.

CYBERPUNK

Culture > Expo – Free

The Goldshteyn-Saatort gallery invites contemporary art lovers to discover its latest exhibition, Cyberpunk, from November 25, 2021 to April 10, 2022. An exhibition around NFT (“non-fungible tokens”) art, i.e. works free-access digital media. Is it art if you can’t touch it? Is it as fascinating if it’s not palpable? Are we moths drawn to this new digital existence, which everyone wants to be a part of? The answers, you will find them, perhaps, within this exhibition mixing present and future, inspired by cinematographic masterpieces like Blade Runner, Ghost in Shell or Matrix.

PARSLEY

Food > Other – 9-25 euros

Persil is a neighborhood nugget that awaits you in the 11th arrondissement of Paris. In this Berlin-style restaurant, you can savor inventive cuisine with a half-vegetarian or even vegan menu. An address that makes everyone agree!