Île de la Cité Events - April 2027

April 2027 opens with the Carnavalet's new environmental history exhibition on the 2nd, and the cathedral fills three Tuesdays.

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WATCH & LISTEN

Organ recital — Samuel Liégeon

📅 Tuesday, April 13, 2027, 8.30pm (about 1 hour)

Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition and an improvisation on the cathedral's organ — a recital with a piano piece at its centre.

📍 Location: Notre-Dame Cathedral, 6 parvis Notre-Dame

Note: €25, reduced €15.

Lux æterna — shadow and light in the Italian Baroque

📅 Tuesday, April 20, 2027, 8.30pm (about 1 hour)

The second Lux æterna of 2027: Lotti's Missa pro Defunctis again, with the Italian Baroque repertory around it.

📍 Location: Notre-Dame Cathedral, 6 parvis Notre-Dame

Note: €40, €25, reduced €15.

French music of the 20th century — Fauré, Poulenc, Duruflé

📅 Tuesday, April 27, 2027, 8.30pm (about 1 hour)

Fauré, Poulenc and Duruflé in a single programme — the modern French repertoire in one night.

📍 Location: Notre-Dame Cathedral, 6 parvis Notre-Dame

Note: €40, €25, reduced €15.

LEARN & DO

Paris, au naturel — Une histoire environnementale

📅 Friday, April 2 – Sunday, August 22, 2027. Tuesday to Sunday 10am–6pm

More than 200 works on how Paris has remade its own air, water and ground, made with the Atelier Parisien d'Urbanisme, the Inspection Générale des Carrières and Eau de Paris.

📍 Location: Musée Carnavalet, 23 rue de Sévigné, 3rd

Note: Opens on 2 April, per the museum's own page.

Louvre Photo

📅 to Monday, May 3, 2027

One month left: the season closes on 3 May, and the galleries stay on the ticket.

📍 Location: Musée du Louvre, Hall Napoléon

Note: €22 in France and the EEA, €32 outside it. 9am–6pm, Wednesday and Friday to 9pm, closed Tuesday.

Sainte-Chapelle summer hours: from 1 April the monument opens 9am–7pm, to 30 September, with last access 30 minutes before closing.

Île Saint-Louis Another Island Île Saint-Louis is the easterly neighbour of Ile de la Cite and although smaller does have many intereting sites. Don't miss the chance to visit both as the are directly next to each other in the Sein.

Cross directly from one to the other via the pedestrian only Pont Saint-Louis which connects Quai d'Orleans to Quai de Borbon. On the Saint-Louis side enjoy one of the many fine cafes or look into the small shops that serve the residents of the island.

Don't walk far though as it is a small island and you'll soon have left it!


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