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20 upcoming guided walks, hikes and strolls in Paris you can join alone. Walking next to someone is the easiest way to start talking.

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Mon16Nov
OutdoorsParis
14:30–16:00

Guided visit of the jardin Atlantique above Montparnasse, Paris

Jardin Atlantique

On Monday 16 November 2026 at 14:30 a guided visit takes place at the jardin Atlantique in the 15th arrondissement of Paris, led by the city's guide-lecturers. The listing calls it a garden built on a slab, a technical feat, and places it above the railway tracks of Montparnasse station, on top of the great hall of the lost steps. It says you do not need a train to travel to the coast and enjoy a maritime atmosphere, since the planting palette includes seaside plants and the layout evokes boats, waves and a seascape. The garden is presented as unique, a technical and landscape success. The meeting point is place des Cinq Martyrs du Lycée Buffon, at the terminus of bus 91, and the visit runs from 14:30 to 16:00. It is open to adults, by reservation only, and the listing does not give a price. A guided walk like this is easy to join alone, since the group follows one guide and shares the same discoveries. «Au-dessus des voies ferrées de la gare Montparnasse se trouve l’extraordinaire salle des pas perdus.» Starts 14:30, ends about 16:00. Source: Paris city open data — Que faire à Paris (Ville de Paris, ODbL). The listing gives the visit as 14:30 to 16:00, for adults, by reservation only.

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Tue17Nov
Free
OutdoorsParis
16:00–17:30

Guided walk through the old village of Passy

Métro Passy

A professional guide takes a small group around Passy, a former village in the 16th arrondissement, from its old church to 18th-century houses and the Balzac house. The visit is free but limited to 25 people, with booking required. Walking and listening together makes it easy to chat along the way.

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Wed18Nov
OutdoorsParis
14:30–16:00

Guided walk around the Poterne des Peupliers, Paris 13e

14 place de Rungis

On Wednesday 18 November 2026 at 14:30 a guided walk starts at 14 place de Rungis in Paris 13e, offered by the City of Paris guide lecturers as part of its nature programme. It runs from 14:30 to 16:00 and takes the neighbourhood near the Poterne des Peupliers as its subject. The listing explains that the area, marked by an important railway past, has been transformed since the early twentieth century in close connection with the Bièvre river and the Thiers fortifications. It mentions the Cité Florale, the workers' houses of the 1920s, the eco-district of the Zac de Rungis, the conversion of the Petite Ceinture into a promenade and urban agriculture space, and the greening of public space. The walk is by reservation only, and the listing does not give a price. A guided walk like this is easy to join alone, since the group follows the guide and conversation comes naturally along the way. «Quand patrimoine et modernité s’unissent pour relever le défi de l’adaptation de la ville au changement climatique» Starts 14:30, ends about 16:00. Source: Paris city open data — Que faire à Paris (Ville de Paris, ODbL). The listing gives the walk as 14:30 to 16:00 by reservation and states no price.

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Thu19Nov
Free
OutdoorsParis
14:30–16:00

Greening the city, guided walk in Paris 12th arrondissement

Corner of Boulevard Diderot and Rue Abel (post office)

On Thursday 19 November 2026 at 14:30 a guided urban walk called Végétalisation des quartiers de la capitale sets off in the 12th arrondissement of Paris, at the corner of Boulevard Diderot and Rue Abel, by the post office. The walk runs from 14:30 to 16:00 and is led by guides from the City of Paris. It looks at how the city is becoming greener beyond its parks and adapting to climate change. The listing explains that planting along streets creates cool islands, improves daily surroundings and draws a path of nature that helps wild animals move through the city. The route has several stops that highlight actions by the City and by its residents to bring more plants into the capital. The event belongs to the Paris nature programme of free walks, workshops and outings, so it is free, but reservation is required and the listing marks it for adults. A guided walk is easy to join alone, as a small group naturally shares the route and the conversation. «Ce parcours propose différentes étapes mettant en lumière les actions de la Ville de Paris et celles de ses citoyens» Starts 14:30, ends about 16:00. Source: Paris city open data — Que faire à Paris (Ville de Paris, ODbL). The listing places the walk in the City of Paris nature programme of free outings, for adults, on reservation only.

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Fri20Nov
MusicParis
19:30–20:30

Bertrand Ferrier sings Guy Béart at Le Kibélé, Paris

Le Kibélé

On Friday 20 November 2026 at 19:30 Le Kibélé in Paris presents a musical show in which Bertrand Ferrier sings Guy Béart, titled Il fait toujours beau quelque part. The listing promises catchy melodies, playful or powerful lyrics and rousing choruses, everything needed for a good evening to share. It presents Bertrand Ferrier as someone drawn to songs with words and music in them, who likes to revive their memory by humming them on stage in real musical shows. After Michel Bühler and Mama Béa Tekielski, he now puts Guy Béart on the piano and invites the curious on a walk through the forest of the author of Suez, La vérité, L'eau vive, Les grands principes and À Amsterdam. The single price is 12 euros, booking is advised through the organiser's ticket page, and the show runs from 19:30 to 20:30. A short sung evening like this is easy to attend alone, as the songs bring the room together. «Mélodies accrocheuses, textes facétieux ou puissants, refrains entraînants : tout est en place pour partager une belle et bonne soirée !» Starts 19:30, ends about 20:30. Source: Paris city open data — Que faire à Paris (Ville de Paris, ODbL). The listing gives a single price of 12 euros, booking advised, with the show from 19:30 to 20:30.

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Sat21Nov
CultureParis
10:00–12:00

Colour-hunt photo walk in Montmartre, Paris

Métro Abbesses meeting point

On Saturday 21 November 2026 at 10:00 a photo walk called Balade photographique pour chasse chromatique starts at the Abbesses metro station, place des Abbesses in the 18th arrondissement of Paris. It is guided by the artist Christopher Blake Bargell and lasts two hours, from 10:00 to 12:00. Participants wander the streets of Montmartre hunting for the colour assigned to them, learning to sharpen their eye behind the lens, frame and compose a shot, and pick up other photographer tricks. The listing presents it as a chance to rediscover the hill in a different way. Guests should bring a camera or simply a mobile phone, and a few days later they receive a digital keepsake of the experience. The price is 35 euros per person for the two-hour workshop, and booking is required. A photo walk like this is easy to join alone, since everyone shares the same task and people naturally compare their finds along the way. «Partez à la chasse aux couleurs dans les rues de Montmartre avec l’artiste Christopher Blake Bargell.» Starts 10:00, ends about 12:00. Source: Paris city open data — Que faire à Paris (Ville de Paris, ODbL). The listing gives the price as 35 euros per person for the 2-hour workshop.

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Sat21Nov
Free
LearningParis
14:00–16:00

Seasonal fruit and vegetable workshop, Ferme de Paris, Paris

La Ferme de Paris

On Saturday 21 November 2026 at 14:00 the Ferme de Paris in the 12th arrondissement of Paris holds a workshop on what to do with seasonal fruit and vegetables. The listing links it to the European Week for Waste Reduction and says that, as every month, visitors discover a fruit, a vegetable or an edible plant of the season grown on the farm. They can taste it freshly picked, plain or prepared as jam, pesto or fritters. The page places the activity between 14:00 and 16:00 and lists it as free. It also says the event is part of a Paris nature programme of walks, workshops and outings for all, and the venue address is 24 route de la Tourelle. A tasting workshop like this is easy to attend alone, since everyone gathers around the same produce and the sharing of tastes makes it simple to chat with the people beside you. «venez découvrir comment cuisiner les fruits et légumes de saison à la Ferme de Paris.» Starts 14:00, ends about 16:00. Source: Paris city open data — Que faire à Paris (Ville de Paris, ODbL). The listing gives the price as free, from 14:00 to 16:00.

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Sat21Nov
Free
LearningParis
14:30–16:00

Jardiner en chantant, singing workshop, Maison du jardinage, Paris

Bibliothèque de la maison du jardinage et du compostage

On Saturday 21 November 2026 at 14:30 the Bibliothèque de la maison du jardinage et du compostage in Paris 12e hosts Jardiner en chantant, a collective session in the garden set to song. Led by Loïc Heurteaut, participants learn about the link between music and working the land and put it into practice. The listing recalls that singing used to be essential to country life, setting the rhythm for walking, dancing and farm work, and the workshop invites people to rediscover songs that accompany working the earth. Heurteaut is an actor and singer specialised in the music of Brittany, who leads folk dances and festoù noz with several groups and has run singing workshops since 2022. No singing experience is needed. The workshop is free, booking is required, and it runs from 14:30 to 16:00. A group singing session is easy to join alone, since everyone learns the songs together as strangers. «L’atelier est ouvert à tous.tes, il n’est pas nécessaire d’avoir déjà une pratique du chant» Starts 14:30, ends about 16:00. Source: Paris city open data — Que faire à Paris (Ville de Paris, ODbL). The listing gives the workshop as free, booking only, from 14:30 to 16:00.

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Tue24Nov
Free
CultureParis
09:00–09:45

Matinale inspirée, Eugene Sundelius von Rosen, Institut Suédois

Institut Suédois

On Tuesday 24 November 2026 at 09:00 the Institut Suédois in Paris welcomes the artist and poet Eugene Sundelius von Rosen for a Matinale inspirée, a weekday-morning meeting with an artist in residence. He presents a work for one voice, created with the French actress Marie Levy. Its starting point is the character Laura in The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams, who skips her typing classes and spends her days walking in the city, visiting museums and going to the cinema. The monologue explores the memory of places and the links between architecture, speech and text, and is performed in French in a translation by the Swedish poet Helena Eriksson. Participation is free, but registration is compulsory. The meeting takes place in the reading room upstairs, from 09:00 to 09:45, and coffee and tea are offered. A short morning talk in a reading room is easy to attend alone, since the audience is small and shares the same curiosity. «Participation gratuite, inscription obligatoire. La rencontre a lieu dans notre salle de lecture à l'étage.» Starts 09:00, ends about 09:45. Source: Paris city open data — Que faire à Paris (Ville de Paris, ODbL). The listing says participation is free with compulsory registration, and that coffee and tea are offered.

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Tue24Nov
Free
OutdoorsParis
16:00–17:30

Guided walk through the old village of Charonne, Paris 20e

Métro Porte de Bagnolet

On Tuesday 24 November 2026 at 16:00 a guide-lecturer leads a walk through the old village of Charonne, in the 20th arrondissement of Paris, from the Porte de Bagnolet metro, in the series À la découverte des quartiers parisiens proposed by the Comité d'histoire de la Ville de Paris. The listing calls Charonne one of the most endearing villages of Paris and says that behind the busy streets of the 20th lies a district of unique character that has kept the spirit of the village it was before being attached to Paris in 1860. The walk goes from the medieval church of Saint-Germain and its rare parish cemetery to peaceful dead ends lined with picturesque houses. It is free within the places available, 25 people per visit, with compulsory booking. The listing gives 17:30 as the end. A small guided walk is easy to join alone. «Un voyage hors du temps à la rencontre d'un Paris authentique et préservé.» Starts 16:00, ends about 17:30. Source: Paris city open data — Que faire à Paris (Ville de Paris, ODbL). The listing gives 17:30 as the end. The listing gives the visit as free within the limit of available places, 25 people per visit, with compulsory booking from 10 November.

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Sat28Nov
OutdoorsParis
17:00–20:00

Kilomètre zéro, inclusive evening run, Bois de Vincennes, Paris

Bois de Vincennes

On Saturday 28 November 2026 at 17:00 the Bois de Vincennes in Paris, near Porte Dorée in the 12th arrondissement, is the setting for Kilomètre zéro, described as a solidarity and inclusive run. The listing says it starts in daylight and finishes at nightfall in an illuminated atmosphere. It is a nature course made accessible to people with disabilities, who can run alone or in a team, including wheelchair and joëlette users, people with prosthetics and visually or hearing impaired runners with guides. The aim is mixing and openness, and organisers try to find a partner for anyone who needs a companion but has nobody to start with. Two formats are offered: a 5 km open to runners and walkers, and a 10 km, both with official timing. Registration is required through the timing site, and bibs are by reservation only. The listing does not give a price. The event runs from 17:00 to 20:00. An inclusive run like this is easy to join alone, since the organisers actively help people find a partner. «Une course solidaire et inclusive, dans le bois de Vincennes (12e), avec un départ de jour et une arrivée à la tombée de la nuit.» Starts 17:00, ends about 20:00. Source: Paris city open data — Que faire à Paris (Ville de Paris, ODbL). The listing offers 5 km and 10 km formats with registration only, and does not state a price.

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Sat28Nov
Free
CultureParis
19:30–23:00

Late opening with Élysée Moon, Musée du Luxembourg, Paris

Musée du Luxembourg

On Saturday 28 November 2026 from 19:30 to 23:00 the Musée du Luxembourg in Paris's 6th arrondissement holds a special late opening with Élysée Moon, a drag queen, lyric singer and guide-lecturer. The Paris listing, in French, says she performs a series of interventions through the evening that mix pop culture, opera and queer performance, setting the universe of Andy Warhol in conversation with song and dance. Admission is listed as free, with no reservation, subject to places available. The museum stands beside the Luxembourg Gardens, so the neighbourhood is pleasant to cross on foot afterwards. A museum open late with live performance is a good evening for a person alone: you can walk through at your own pace, stop at the performances you like, and strike up a conversation with the people standing next to you, because everyone is looking at the same thing. «Nocturne festive avec Élysée Moon» Starts 19:30, ends about 23:00. Ville de Paris — « Que faire à Paris ? » open data (ODbL).

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Sun29Nov
CultureParis
10:00–13:00

Guided walk: Les oublié·es du Père-Lachaise, Paris

Cimetière du Père-Lachaise

On Sunday 29 November 2026 at 10:00 the Père-Lachaise cemetery in Paris, at 16 rue du repos in the 20th arrondissement, is the setting for a guided visit called Les oublié·es du Père-Lachaise, led by the guide Hélène Renault-Chemin. The listing says the walk leaves the beaten track and the tombs of celebrities to discover people who are forgotten yet marked Parisian and French history. The guide explains that the cemetery holds many unknown figures who worked for science and literature, some of whom left grim memories, such as the simple grave of a woman of illustrious discoveries and the unusual tomb of a lion tamer. Along the way she also covers the history of the cemetery, including why it has its name and why it draws so many people. The price is 17 euros and booking is required. The visit runs from 10:00 to 13:00. A guided walk like this is easy to join alone, since the group follows one guide and shares the same curiosity. «Hors des sentiers battus et des tombes de célébrités, une visite pour découvrir des personnes oubliées» Starts 10:00, ends about 13:00. Source: Paris city open data — Que faire à Paris (Ville de Paris, ODbL). The listing gives the price as 17 euros, reservation only.

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Sun29Nov
Free
MusicParis
19:00–23:00

Free Sunday Tribute to The Doors at Supersonic

SUPERSONIC

On Sunday 29 November 2026 the Supersonic bar and concert venue near Bastille in Paris dedicates its weekly Sunday Tribute to The Doors, with doors opening at 19:00 and entry free. The French listing explains that every Sunday since 2016 several local bands take the stage to replay the biggest songs of a rock or pop legend, and this week the set list includes Light My Fire, Riders on the Storm, Break On Through and People Are Strange. The promise is an electric atmosphere and the feeling that the band is back on stage. Free live music in a bar is an easy first outing alone: you can stand near the back with a drink, sing along to songs everybody knows and leave whenever you like. Supersonic is in the 12th arrondissement, a short walk from the Ledru-Rollin and Bastille metro stations. «Sunday Tribute - The Doors» Starts 19:00, ends about 23:00. Source: Ville de Paris — « Que faire à Paris ? » open data (ODbL).

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Wed2Dec
Free
MusicParis
19:00–20:30

Free fortepiano and violin concert in the Marais

Bibliothèque historique de la Ville de Paris (BHVP)

On Wednesday 2 December 2026 at 19:00 the Bibliothèque historique de la Ville de Paris in the Marais hosts a free concert by La Nouvelle Athènes. Led by pianist Eloy Orzaiz with several laureates of the La Nouvelle Athènes workshops, the evening is about French taste and nature in music. The programme includes Beethoven's violin sonata op. 24 known as Spring, Louis Adam's Ranz des vaches, extracts of a grand sonata by Rodolphe Kreutzer, and Beethoven's Kreutzer sonata op. 47, described as an emotional storm. The page lists the concert from 19:00 to 20:30, free, adults, booking required. It is a good evening alone: a small historic library and a programme to listen to quietly, with the old streets of the Marais to walk through afterwards. «Ce concert est une présentation de l’esthétique française et la nature.» Starts 19:00, ends about 20:30. Source: Ville de Paris — « Que faire à Paris ? » open data (ODbL).

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Thu3Dec
Free
OutdoorsParis
15:30–17:00

Free Guided Walk: Industrial Heritage of the 13th Arrondissement

Métro Olympiades

A guide-lecturer leads a walk through the part of the 13th once dominated by the huge Panhard et Levassor car works, taking in workers' cottages, former industrial sites, a Le Corbusier building and other hidden curiosities. It is free but limited to 25 people, with booking required. A small walking group gives you plenty of time to talk with fellow participants.

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Sun6Dec
Free
CultureParis
11:00–13:00

Des mots sur ses maux, literary tour at Mémorial de la Shoah, Paris

Mémorial de la Shoah

On Sunday 6 December 2026 at 11:00 the Mémorial de la Shoah in Paris offers Des mots sur ses maux, a literary tour of its spaces for adults. The listing explains that during and after the Shoah, in France and across Europe, many people took up the pen to say and recount the unspeakable, in testimony and fiction, autobiography and theatre, diaries and poetry. It asks why one writes, when, and in what form. The tour walks through some of the finest pages by authors including Simone Veil, Joseph Joffo, Charlotte Delbo, Aharon Appelfeld and Jean-Claude Grumberg. The listing gives the duration as 2 hours, from 11:00 to 13:00, with the meeting point at the reception of the Mémorial. Entry is free and places are by reservation only. A guided literary tour like this is easy to join alone, since visitors move together as one group and reflect on the same texts. «Ce parcours, au sein du Mémorial, permet de cheminer à travers les plus belles pages de Simone Veil» Starts 11:00, ends about 13:00. Source: Paris city open data — Que faire à Paris (Ville de Paris, ODbL). The listing says the tour is free, for adults, on reservation only, from 11:00 to 13:00 and lasting 2 hours.

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Sat12Dec
Free
CultureParis
15:30–17:00

Agatha Christie on screen: cinema talk at Bibliothèque Chedid, Paris

Bibliothèque Andrée Chedid

More than sixty novels, countless short stories and plays, and a century of adaptations for the big and small screen: the librarians of the Andrée Chedid library in the 15th arrondissement, near the Beaugrenelle riverside towers, take you through the cinema of Agatha Christie with film extracts along the way. For adults, free, no reservation; just walk in. «Agatha Christie portée à l'écran» Starts 15:30, ends about 17:00. Ville de Paris — « Que faire à Paris ? » open data (ODbL).

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Thu17Dec
Free
OutdoorsParis
15:30–17:00

Guided walk to Montparnasse's artists' studios, Paris 15e

Métro Vaugirard

On Thursday 17 December 2026 at 15:30 a guide leads a walk through the artists' studios of Montparnasse, in the 15th arrondissement of Paris, starting near the Vaugirard metro. It belongs to the series À la découverte des quartiers parisiens, proposed by the Comité d'histoire de la Ville de Paris. The listing says that behind ordinary facades lie some of the least known treasures of the 15th, from the studio of the master glassmaker Louis Barillet, a masterpiece by Robert Mallet-Stevens, to places frequented by Paul Gauguin, with remarkable 1930s architecture and old lanes of suburban charm. The route stays off the beaten track, close to La Ruche, and is aimed at lovers of history, art and architecture. The visit is free within the places available, 25 people per visit, and booking is compulsory. A small guided walk is easy to join alone. «Un parcours hors des sentiers battus, à deux pas de la Ruche.» Starts 15:30, ends about 17:00. Source: Paris city open data — Que faire à Paris (Ville de Paris, ODbL). The listing gives 17:00 as the end. The listing gives the visit as free within the limit of available places, 25 people per visit, with compulsory booking from 2 December.

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Thu17Dec
Free
CultureParis
19:00–21:00

Andy Warhol talk, Bibliothèque André Malraux, Paris

Bibliothèque André Malraux

On Thursday 17 December 2026 at 19:00 the Bibliothèque André Malraux in Paris offers a talk around the exhibition Andy Warhol. La ligne et l'image, shown at the Musée du Luxembourg. A guide-lecturer from the museum presents the show, which the listing says reveals how drawing accompanied Warhol's whole career, from a first self-portrait dated 1942 to the acrylic drawings for The Last Supper in 1986. The listing describes the talk as a guided visit at a distance, a first overview of the artist's work before seeing it next door at the museum, and it takes place with French and French sign-language interpreters. Entry is free, reservation is required by phone on 01 45 44 53 85 or by email, and the evening runs from 19:00 to 21:00. A library talk like this is easy to attend alone, since people come to listen and look. «Véritable visite guidée à distance, cette conférence vous permettra d'avoir un premier aperçu de l'œuvre de l'artiste» Starts 19:00, ends about 21:00. Source: Paris city open data — Que faire à Paris (Ville de Paris, ODbL). The listing gives free entry, reservation by phone or email only, from 19:00 to 21:00, with French and sign-language interpreters.

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Guided visit of the jardin Atlantique above Montparnasse, Paris on Monday 16 November at 14:30. This page lists all 20 upcoming walks, hikes and guided strolls in Paris from our feed.

Can I join a walk in Paris alone?

Yes. Guided walks and hikes have a meeting point, a start time and a guide, so you never stand around waiting for a friend. Walking side by side makes talking to strangers easy; arrive a few minutes early and say hi.

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