Colleagues, the summer of 2026 in France promises to be hot—in the best sense of the word. Impressionism, haute couture, star-studded concerts, and the final of the world’s premier cycling race on the Champs-Élysées. We’ve transformed this dry list of dates into a vibrant invitation—read on be inspired and offer it to your clients.
Renoir at the Musée d’Orsay
Until July 19, 2026, this is an event that will take the breath away for connoisseurs of beauty. Dozens of Renoir paintings, collected from around the world, are for the first time arranged into a unified story of light, warmth, and a woman’s smile. Russian travelers, like no one else, have a strong sense of the Impressionists— often gathering in groups to admire “Bal du Moulin de la Galette.” This exhibition will be a must-see on any cultural itinerary in Paris. Suggest it to those who are tired of the Louvre but yearn for aesthetic joy. Bonus: the Musée d’Orsay is a masterpiece in itself, a former train station with a giant clock. We’ll ensure skip-the-line access with our guide.
Normandie Impressionniste (Normandy Impressionism Festival)
From May 29 to September 27, 2026, spend an entire summer in Claude Monet’s gardens. This year’s festival is a jubilee: it commemorates the 100th anniversary of the master’s death. Events unfold throughout Normandy, but the heart remains in Giverny. A trip to the famous water lily house has long been the most popular day trip from Paris in the spring and summer. The festival transforms it into a celebration: live music, artists at their easels, special exhibitions. And while the irises may have faded by early June, the very same water lilies that Monet painted again and again will bloom all summer long. Your client will be able to have breakfast where Monet did and walk out onto that very same Japanese bridge. We recommend a private tour with a professional art historian guide.
Haute Couture Fashion Week
From July 6th to 9th, 2026 – an event that makes people fly to Paris on private jets. Just four days, featuring the most exclusive shows, the most talked-about collections, and the most distinguished guests. Do you have clients who buy Chanel dresses for thousands of euros? Or those who simply want to “touch” this world? We can help you book accommodations near Place Vendôme, luxury car transfers, a guide who will tell you where the models dine and where the stars order their dresses, organize a photo shoot against the backdrop of iconic haute couture landmarks, dinner at the Ritz, and shopping with a personal stylist.
Maroon 5 in Chambord
Imagine: a Renaissance castle, a park with centuries-old trees, and Adam Levine taking the stage. American pop-rock band Maroon 5 will perform on Saturday, June 27, 2026, in the majestic setting of the Château de Chambord, a listed building in the Loir-et-Cher department, as part of the Chambord Live festival. We’ll help organize a pre-event cocktail reception, reserve the best seats, and arrange a private photo shoot after the concert.
David Guetta (June 11, 12, 13) / Bruno Mars (June 18, 20, 21)
Two names that pack stadiums. David Guetta for three consecutive days, Bruno Mars for three consecutive days. And all concerts take place in Paris, at the Stade de France. It’s the country’s largest stadium—80,000 spectators, buzzing, lighting, and excitement. Your guests will be jumping to the beat of “Titanium” or singing along to “Uptown Funk” with the entire arena. We organize front-row tickets (to the fan zone or to the grandstand next to the stage) with accommodations in five-star hotels in central Paris and a personal guide. If anyone missed their tours ten years ago, here’s a second chance!