Concierge suggestions February 25

As every month, find suggestions and advice from our concierges to enhance your stay at Le Narcisse Blanc.‍

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Exhibition in Paris

Chiharu Shiota at the Grand Palais (until March 19)
‍Discoverthe monumental installations of Chiharu Shiota, a Japanese artist born in Osaka in 1972 and now living in Berlin. Her works, composed of interwoven woollen threads, envelop everyday objects and invite us on a dreamlike journey. Explore the themes of temporality, movement, memory and dreams through her immersive creations.

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Immersive experience in Paris

Aura Invalides Immerse yourself in the immersive "Aura Invalides" experience at 7pm at Les Invalides.
This three-movement nocturnal stroll explores the original construction of the monument, the memories that animate it and its universal uplifting power. Take part in moments of active exploration and collective contemplation to discover all the facets of this emblematic site.

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Events in Paris

Candlelight at the Musée Grévin (February 15)
Celebrate Valentine's Day with the unique musical experience of Candlelight at the Théâtre du Musée Grévin. On February 15 at 7:30pm and 9:30pm, let yourself be enchanted by the most beautiful romantic music performed by a talented pianist, in an enchanting setting illuminated by thousands of candles. Enjoy iconic tunes such as "Unchained Melody" by the Righteous Brothers, "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" by Elton John, and "La Vie En Rose" by Édith Piaf.

Love at the Musée Rodin (February 14)
On February 14 from 7pm to 11pm, the Musée Rodin invites you to a romantic and festive evening. Rediscover the collections through the prism of passion and sensuality. Dance the polka and the java at a popular moonlit ball inspired by Parisian nightlife of the Belle Époque, led by professional dancers from L'École de danse de Paris.

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Restaurant in Paris

Lapérouse , 51 Quai des Grands Augustins, Paris 6
Located in an 18th-century mansion near the quays of the Seine, Lapérouse is one of the last Parisian restaurants to offer private salons-alcôves for lunch or dinner. Service is provided "à la clochette" to respect guests' privacy. The most intimate salon, for two, is named after the courtesan Caroline Otero. For over two centuries, guests and "cocottes" have gathered in the hushed atmosphere of a candlelit dinner, celebrating the French art of living.