Paris nights may be getting chilly, but you can keep warm at the tastiest event of the season — Salon du Chocolat, the biggest chocolate celebration in the world. Or join the fun at the Fête des Vendanges in Montmartre, the only wine harvest in Paris. These are just two of the top Paris events in October 2025 that fill the city with flavor, music, and community spirit.
This is a month when Paris leans into autumn with flair. From cutting-edge art fairs to charity runs that turn the streets pink, the city pulses with cultural energy. Paris events in October 2025 offer something for everyone — whether you're craving cocoa, cabaret, or a crisp glass of Beaujolais.
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Salon du Chocolat reveals just how far chocolate can go — from glossy ganache sculptures to bean‑to‑bar tastings that highlight the world's rarest cacao. Artisans, chefs, and chocolatiers turn indulgence into invention.
Try your hand at hands‑on workshops, sample bold new flavors, and admire runway fashion made entirely of chocolate. It's a feast for the senses, where you're invited to watch, taste, and wander through a wonderland of craftsmanship and creativity. Come curious, leave sticky-fingered and starry-eyed—this is chocolate with ambition, flair, and absolutely no restraint.
One of the more unusual — but oh, so French — Paris events in October 2025.
Paris Dinner Cruises on the Seine Dine in style as you glide past the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame, and the Louvre on a magical Seine River cruise. Gourmet food, champagne, and Paris lit up at night – it’s unforgettable. |
Paris Dinner Cruises on the Seine Dine in style as you glide past the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame, and the Louvre on a magical Seine River cruise. Gourmet food, champagne, and Paris lit up at night – it’s unforgettable. |
Since 1934, Montmartre has celebrated this wine festival, which last year attracted 500,000 participants — all thirsty to try wine produced in the only vineyard left in Paris.
Perhaps surprisingly, Montmartre was at one time a major wine growing region. After it was annexed by the City of Paris wine growing gradually declined and disappeared completely by 1928. However, in 1933, Francisque Poulbot of Montmartre asked the city of Paris to replant 2,000 vines. The next year the first grape harvest was celebrated. Since then the Marie de Montmartre (the town hall) has helped to keep the annual event thriving with daily tastings, art expos, dancing, films, and fun.
Odysséa Paris brings together music, movement, and mission in a vibrant two‑day festival of solidarity. Kick off with Zumba and the adorable Je cours pour Maman children's run, then pick your challenge: a timed 10 km or a relaxed 5 km stroll through the Bois de Vincennes.
Whether you're chasing a personal best or walking hand‑in‑hand with friends, every participant contributes to breast cancer research. This joyful pink‑tinted celebration blends fitness, community, and purpose into an uplifting experience you'll never forget.
Trade Paris bustle for royal grandeur on a guided Versailles tour. Skip the lines, wander the gardens, and peek inside Marie Antoinette’s private estate. History never looked this good. |
Trade Paris bustle for royal grandeur on a guided Versailles tour. Skip the lines, wander the gardens, and peek inside Marie Antoinette’s private estate. History never looked this good. |
Asia NOW transforms Paris into a vibrant art festival, anchoring its program in a thoughtful theme — this year, Ceremony. Galleries from across Asia and its diaspora unite under immersive installations, curated performances, and new commissions that spark cultural dialogue.
Visitors move through sculptural environments, video programs, artist talks, and workshops — encountering established names, rising talents, and radical experimenters in contemporary Asian art. This sensory art journey celebrates ritual, innovation, and shared stories across borders in a rich, unforgettable cultural showcase.
Festival d'Automne moves through Paris as a nomadic platform for the international contemporary arts. This season showcases curated portraits—like Lebanese artists Lina Majdalanie and Rabih Mroué — alongside avant‑garde theatre, dance, immersive installations, and bold new commissions.
Across nearly 60 venues, expect theatre that questions identity, concerts that resonate with social narratives, film and visual art that explore exile and diaspora, and performances that blur genre boundaries. It's a vibrant, boundary‑breaking marathon of creativity — a cultural journey designed to challenge, engage, and inspire.
Browse our hand-picked Paris hotel deals with real-time discounts of up to 20%. Stay in the Marais, Saint Germain, the Latin Quarter, the Left Bank near the Eiffel Tower… every arrondissement is on the list. |
Browse our hand-picked Paris hotel deals with real-time discounts of up to 20%. Stay in the Marais, Saint Germain, the Latin Quarter, the Left Bank near the Eiffel Tower… every arrondissement is on the list. |
Art Shopping Expo transforms Paris into a bustling gallery and creative hub. Here, hundreds of artists — painters, sculptors, photographers, and illustrators — display original work you can buy on the spot. Stroll through curated aisles, chat with creators, and explore live demonstrations and interactive installations that bring artistic process to life.
Whether you're hunting for an inspiring centerpiece or discovering emerging talent, this expo delivers a direct connection to the creative spirit. Engage with diverse artistic voices, support independent artists, and immerse yourself in a vibrant community where art isn't just observed—it's experienced and shared.
Paris Dinner Cruises on the Seine Dine in style as you glide past the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame, and the Louvre on a magical Seine River cruise. Gourmet food, champagne, and Paris lit up at night – it’s unforgettable. |
Paris Dinner Cruises on the Seine Dine in style as you glide past the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame, and the Louvre on a magical Seine River cruise. Gourmet food, champagne, and Paris lit up at night – it’s unforgettable. |