6 Fun Things to do on a Wednesday Night in Paris

Paris is a city that never sleeps. There’s always something to do in Paris, whether you’re looking for an evening out with friends or want to spend some romantic time with your lover. Paris is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. With over 2,000 years of history, it is impossible not to find something for everyone in Paris. This guide will help you find the best activities for a Wednesday night in Paris.

What to Do on a Wednesday Night in Paris?

Show time at the Moulin Rouge

Wednesday night is the perfect time to explore some of the best things to do in Paris. If you’re feeling like a bit of an adventure, head to the Moulin Rouge for a show that won’t disappoint. The Moulin Rouge has been around since 1889 and is one of the oldest cabarets in the world. It’s known for its extravagant costumes and sets, as well as for being popularized by artists like Toulouse-Lautrec and Picasso. If you’re visiting Paris on a Wednesday night, don’t miss this famous venue!

Enjoy a concert

Concerts are a great way to enjoy some music and meet people from around the world at the same time. There are many concerts happening every day in Paris and you can find them by looking online or asking your hotel concierge for recommendations.

Live music & dinner

As long as you don’t mind crowds and long lines, dinner at one of Paris’ many restaurants can be a wonderful experience! Make reservations ahead of time if you have a favorite spot or just walk around until you find something that catches your eye!

Museums and culture

Paris has always been a city of art and culture. With so many museums and monuments, it is often difficult to choose which one to visit first. The Louvre, Musée d’Orsay and Centre Georges Pompidou are just some of the many museums that you can visit on a Wednesday night in Paris. This is a list of museums that are open on a Wednesday night in Paris:

• Pompidou Center, until 21h00.
• Palais de Tokyo, until midnight.
• Museum of the Monnaie de Paris, until 21h00
• Maillol Museum, until 22h00
• Philharmonie de Paris / City of Music, temporary exhibitions only, until 20h00
• Museum of Jewish Art and History, until 21h00

Visit the one and only: the Eiffel Tower.

The Eiffel Tower – The Eiffel Tower is probably one of the most famous landmarks in all of France (and maybe even the world). You cannot miss this! Make sure to get there before sunset because once it gets dark, it’s even more beautiful! Don’t forget your camera or phone because there are also tons of photo opportunities around this impressive landmark! If you need help getting there by metro or bus, we recommend using Google Maps or Moovit as they have directions in English as well as pictures showing exactly where you need to go next!

Nightlife!

Wednesday night in Paris is very calm compared to other days of the week because people go out less often. This doesn’t mean that there are not any activities but they are usually concentrated around specific locations such as Bastille area or Montparnasse area where there are many bars and nightclubs. Many popular bars and clubs open until 2 am on Wednesdays for those who want to party all night long! If you’re looking for something more low-key, there are also plenty of bars that close at midnight or 1 am.

Three neighborhoods to not miss:

Montmartre

This neighborhood is very popular with tourists because of its large number of small restaurants, bars and nightclubs. It’s also known for its artistic community and beautiful views of the city from the top of the hill where it is located.

Le Marais

Le Marais neighborhood is known for its shops, restaurants, bars and nightclubs. It’s right in the center of Paris but still offers a very local feel with small streets and shops that sell everything from antiques to clothes. The main square in Le Marais is Place des Vosges which has many cafes and restaurants around it so it makes for a nice place to hang out at night before going into one of the many nearby bars or clubs.

Place d’Italie

This neighborhood is also located near the center of Paris but has more of an industrial feel compared to Le Marais or Montmartre as it was once home to factories now converted into apartments and offices instead of shops or fancy restaurants. It’s the perfect place for a different look of Paris.

Have more days in Paris? Check out our posts on what to do every night of the week! Visit our blogs to find out what to do on: Sunday night, Monday night, Tuesday  night, Thursday night, Friday night, and Saturday night in Paris.