On Wednesday, November 1, 2023, in Paris, it’s All Saints’ Day, so a public holiday. With museums closed and shows cancelled, discover the good plans that are available to you to make the most of this day off.
Looking for ideas to enjoy this Wednesday, November 1, 2023, a public holiday in Paris? Sortiraparis has found 10 good plans for you to enjoy the famous All Saints’ Day. Walks, museums, shows…there’s something for everyone!
A day off doesn’t mean a day of idleness. Indeed, staying at home doing nothing is not your thing. You plan to go out, enjoy this still mild day in Paris, and you really want to treat yourself to a beautiful exhibition, a nice show, or simply go shopping. Open or closed? To avoid disappointment or simply to take advantage of the great outing ideas of the moment, we help you find the beautiful activities that will bring you pleasure.
10 cool outings to do on November 1, 2023:
– November 1, 2023: museums and monuments open on All Saints’ Day in Paris. Want to discover an exhibition, a museum, or a monument on Wednesday, November 1, 2023? Here is the list of Parisian cultural venues that open their doors to the public on All Saints’ Day: take the opportunity to discover temporary exhibitions and autumn novelties. [Read more]
– Shopping centers and stores open on November 1, 2023 in Paris and Ile-de-France, opening hours. Wednesday, November 1, 2023, is a public holiday… Let’s take the opportunity to declutter our closets and complete our winter wardrobes by going on a shopping spree in the many stores and shopping centers that remain open! [Read more]
– Paris Chocolate Show 2023, program and photos of what awaits you. The Chocolate Show is back from October 28 to November 1, 2023, at Porte de Versailles! Chocolate dresses and monumental sculptures, gourmet logs and a selection of chocolates and pastries await you there. [Read more]
– Thoiry Wild Lights 2023-2024, the lantern festival takes us to Asia – our photos. Thoiry Wild Lights returns from October 29, 2023, to March 11, 2024, with an even more magical route. This year, nearly 500 new Chinese lanterns illuminate the gardens of the Château de Thoiry for a magical walk in nature, with the theme of Asia. [Read more]
– The gardens of Claude Monet’s House in Giverny. The gardens of Claude Monet’s House in Giverny are known worldwide. People flock there in spring to see the first blooms and the beautiful wisteria in May, but did you know that its autumn colors are just as amazing? Dahlias, asters, and nasturtiums abound, mingling with the sublime yellow and red hues of the vines and trees. Discover the gardens in a video. [Read more]
– Halloween 2023 at Disneyland Paris: complete program and photos. Halloween is back at Disneyland Paris! The park announced on its social networks that the Disney Halloween Festival will return from October 1 to November 5, 2023. Pumpkins and villains are waiting for you in autumn for the greatest scares of your life! [Read more]
– Halloween at Parc Astérix 2023, Fear at the Park unveils a new haunted house and a hidden bar. Halloween is back at Parc Astérix. For this new edition of Fear at the Park, visit until November 4, 2023, to experience thrilling moments. It’s time to have a devilish look! This year, a new haunted house takes us to the Tomb of the Gods, a secret bar, grandiose shows, and a monster parade await you. [Read more]
– Les Folies Gruss, 50 years in Paris, the exceptional show 2023-2024. The Alexis Gruss company is celebrating its 50-year presence in Paris and offers us a new creation that promises to be breathtaking, to be discovered from October 21, 2023, to January 25, 2024, at Carrefour des Cascades in the 16th arrondissement. [Read more]
– Boogie, the new horror experience in an abandoned circus in the heart of Paris! Sponsored – You will remember the immersive experience Boogie for a long time! Alone in a haunted circus of 2,000m2 located in the 15th arrondissement of Paris, you will have to face the unknown… Beware of the creatures that could appear out of nowhere in October 2023! [Read more]
In short, enjoy this November 1, 2023, day in Paris!
