Our Paris

A 17th century masterpiece, Vaux-le-Vicomte was the backdrop to many major historical events and witnessed the tragic eviction of its creator, Nicolas Fouquet, following an extraordinary trial.

Louis Le Vau was already widely celebrated when Fouquet called on his services in 1653.  As the King’s “Principal Architect,” he had already erected a number of Parisian famous mansions. Considered the greatest ambassador of the Italianate style of architecture in France, Le Vau also drew inspiration from classical antiquity. Drawing on these traditional sources, he then created a powerful new style of his own, starting with Vaux-le-Vicomte. Here, he layed the foundations of French architecture for the next 150 years.

Vesper" is a new festive spot whose ambition is to combine gastronomy and celebration. The cuisine is a blend of Peruvian gastronomy influenced by Japanese inspiration. Bon Appetit!

See you between March 17th and March 19 2023, in the Grand Palais Éphémère, to attend one of the most beautiful show jumpings in the world: the Saut Hermès. This high-level competition, founded by Hermès, is qualified as CSI 5* by the International Equestrian Federation. By settling in the Grand Palais, on an ephemeral track, the Saut Hermès offers visitors the chance to see the world's elite in show jumping.