All Saints' Day in Paris: what to do this Sunday, 1 November 2026?
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Sunday 1 November 2026 is a public holiday in France, the feast of All Saints' Day. Many Parisians and visitors are therefore looking for ideas on how to spend this day of rest. The capital's leisure guides offer a selection of activities for every taste each week.
For art and culture lovers, the programme includes exhibitions, concerts and shows. These events take place in different neighbourhoods of the city, making it possible to discover Paris beyond its most touristy places. It is advisable to check opening hours before setting out, as they may change on public holidays.
Families will also find activities suited to children, such as workshops, visits or walks in the parks and gardens. Outdoor strolls are a good option for enjoying the mildness of autumn. Finally, the selections often include restaurants and useful tips, to make it easier to organise a full day in the city.
Before going out, it is therefore recommended to consult the official websites of the venues and events, which list prices, any reservations required and access conditions. This precaution helps avoid unpleasant surprises, especially during an extended holiday weekend.
Sources: Sortir à Paris
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