Spring Strolls Inspired by Writers from Hôtel Les Plumes
Categories : Exhibitions and Museums, Events, Entertainment, published on : 3/5/25
Spring in Paris is an invitation to literary wandering. By staying at Hôtel Les Plumes, you are ideally located to explore the iconic places that have inspired the great writers and poets of the city. Discover gardens perfect for reading, museums dedicated to literature, and must-see events in 2025.
In the Footsteps of Writers in Parisian Gardens
Near the hotel, the Luxembourg Garden inspired authors such as Victor Hugo and Émile Zola. This iconic park, dotted with statues of writers and shaded benches, is ideal for a reading break or a contemplative stroll.
The Jardin des Plantes, linked to the National Museum of Natural History, offers a botanical escape perfect for literature and nature lovers. A walk along Allée Georges Brassens, dedicated to the famous poet, completes this inspiring route.
A Must-See Literary Event in 2025
In 2025, several literary events will enliven Paris. From April 11 to 13, the Paris Book Festival returns to the Grand Palais, with Morocco as the guest of honor. Over 450 publishing houses will be present for cultural encounters and discoveries.
On the theater side, François Cluzet stars in his one-man show "Encore une journée divine" at the Théâtre Antoine. This play, adapted from Laura Kasischke's novel, delves into the introspection of a woman confronted with her memories and destiny. An intense and moving performance that will captivate literature and live performance enthusiasts.
A Literary Stay at Hôtel Les Plumes
By staying at Hôtel Les Plumes, immerse yourself in a unique literary universe and enjoy an elegant setting where each room pays homage to the great writers of the 19th century. After your strolls and shows, return to the comfort of our hotel to extend the experience of an inspiring and cultural Paris.
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More Informations :
- National Museum of Natural History
- Théâtre Antoine
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