Things to do in Paris: experiences and activities near Hôtel R de Paris

Immersive quiz game like a TV set: varied questions, music blind tests and a super playful atmosphere.

Why go: Ideal for families, friends or team outings in Paris.

Good to know: Book a slot—popular times fill up fast.

Pathé Wepler: large cinema near Place de Clichy, ideal for recent releases in a comfortable setting.

Why go: Easy, stress-free evening plan in the neighbourhood.

Good to know: Check showtimes online—popular screenings sell out.

Mainstream gym: cardio machines, strength training and sometimes group classes—handy to keep your routine in Paris.

Why go: Ideal for a quick session, especially if you need to loosen up after lots of walking.

Good to know: Look for day passes. Peak times: early morning or mid-afternoon is calmer.

Pastry class: make a recipe step by step with technical guidance (gestures, textures, baking) and take home the result.

Why go: A fun Paris experience—great for food lovers and a unique souvenir.

Good to know: Places are limited; book ahead, and inform them of allergies if needed.

Wellness massage: a simple and effective way to release tension (back, legs) after a full day of Paris walking.

Why go: Perfect if you have walked a lot or want a real calm break with no schedule.

Good to know: Share your goal (relaxing vs deep) and sensitive areas from the start.

Ceramics café workshop: pick a piece, paint it on-site (with guidance), then it gets glazed and fired.

Why go: A fun, creative Paris activity—great for couples, friends or a rainy day.

Good to know: Finished pieces are collected later (timing depends on firing).

Yoga studio: group classes (and sometimes private), all levels—ideal for moving and unwinding.

Why go: Perfect to recover from travel, release tension, or keep up your fitness/wellness routine.

Good to know: Online booking is often required; arrive 10 minutes early, and wear comfortable clothes.

Accessible cooking workshops: themed classes and “discovery” sessions where you cook step by step with guidance.

Why go: A hands-on Paris activity—fun solo, as a couple or with friends.

Good to know: Check language and duration when booking.

Perfume workshop/visit in Paris: discover raw materials and how fragrance is made, often with a creation session; book ahead and avoid heavy perfume before.

Hammam & treatments around Abbesses: an easy wellness stop for heat, relaxation and recovery.

Why go: Especially nice after walking around Montmartre.

Good to know: Bring swimwear if required—check their policy.

Cooking workshop in a friendly atmosphere: cook with guidance, accessible techniques and a “pleasure-first” approach—often in small groups.

Why go: Fun experience for food lovers, couples or friends.

Good to know: Tell them allergies in advance; book early for popular themes.

Studio 28 Cinema: an independent art-house cinema in Montmartre with a local vibe and a curated, cinephile program.

Why go: Ideal for a calm night out and films beyond the blockbuster circuit.

Good to know: Check if the screening is in original version or dubbed, as schedules vary.

Large spa (~500 m²) in a historic building, specialising in wellness rituals inspired by traditions from around the world.

Why go: A true “treat yourself” moment in Paris.

Good to know: Treatments can sell out—book in advance.

Short, educational perfume visit: raw materials, making process and the codes of French perfumery.

Why go: A quick Paris experience that’s both cultural and sensory.

Good to know: Great as a rainy-day activity in the city.

Escape game near Opéra: team puzzle game in immersive sets with a scenario (typically around 1 hour of play).

Why go: Fun indoor activity for friends, couples or team outings in central Paris.

Good to know: Book your time slot—popular missions sell out.

Mixology workshop: guided by a bartender, learn the basics (measuring, shaker, ice) and make several cocktails before tasting.

Why go: A great evening activity beyond restaurants (couples, friends, or afterwork) with a fun and “hands-on” side.

Good to know: Book especially on weekends. Have a small snack beforehand if you come on an empty stomach.

Immersive cycling class: cardio ride with playlist + lighting, an efficient workout in about 45 minutes.

Why go: Ideal if you like high-energy fitness sessions in Paris.

Good to know: Arrive a bit early to set up your bike.

Outdoor training spot: stair climbs, light intervals and leg strengthening—ideal for a quick workout.

Why go: A free fitness break with a “local” Paris routine.

Good to know: Wear good shoes—steps can be tough.

Municipal swimming pool: practical to swim and unwind—an easy “sport” option when you want to move without running outside.

Why go: Great in rain/cold weather or if you keep a fitness routine while travelling.

Good to know: A swim cap is often required; check opening times—some pools have specific slots.

Attend a Paris auction: visit the pre-sale exhibition, then experience the unique atmosphere of a live auction.

Why go: A different cultural activity in Paris—half art viewing, half city experience.

Good to know: Even if you do not bid, it is worth watching.