Dear Mr. Demo,

You are planning to come to Paris soon and would like to know what the capital has to offer these days. But now, when you open your browser to look for some cultural activities that could make you happy, you are suddenly buried under an avalanche of information, overwhelmed by the many choices offered and among which, alas, you will have to make a selection!

Paris is indeed full of exhibitions, museums, shows and attractions of all kinds to plunge you into a so tragic indecision. To avoid this unfortunate situation, Hotel Molière offers you a selection of activities not to be missed for the Spring-Summer 2022.

• Notre-Dame de Paris: The Augmented Exhibition (Collège des Bernardins, Paris 5th, from April 7th to July 17th). An expanded exhibition that pays tribute to the history of the cathedral through an immersive experience where the visitor, equipped with a tablet, can trace in augmented reality the entire adventure of the cathedral from its construction to the present day.
   
• Machu Picchu and the Treasures of Peru (Cité de l'Architecture et du Patrimoine, Paris 16th, from April 16th to September 4th) presents a collection of more than 190 exhibits, most of them are from the royal tombs. The treasures of the pre-Columbian civilization are brought together for an extraordinary and immersive experience.
   
• On the road to the chiefdoms of Cameroon (Musée du Quai Branly, Paris 7th, from April 5th to July 17th) is an exhibition dedicated to the visual symbolism used by traditional political institutions in western Cameroon.
   
• Photographies en guerre (Army Museum, Paris 7th, from April 6th to July 24th) invites you to retrace the history of war photography.
   
• Faces of Exploration in the 19th Century (BnF, Paris 13th, from May 10th to August 21st) revisits the colonial 19th century through the archives of the Geographical Society (Société de Géographie). 
   
•  Up to space (Air and Space Museum, Le Bourget, from June 14th to August 27th) will make you discover the conquest of space through interactive and immersive experiences. The museum also has activities dedicated to young people. Highly recommended for families.
   
• Palomano City (125 Boulevard Jean Jaurès, Clichy, permanent) is a monumental space where realistic sets of adult life have been reproduced, but on a child-size. Doctors, firefighters, pilots... your child will be able to experience the city as a group in a life-size role-playing game. From 3 years and up.
   
• Jochen Lempert (Centre Pompidou, Paris 4th, from May 18th to August 29th) the German photographer exhibits here his work between natural sciences and dreamlike.
   
• Gaudí (Musée d'Orsay, Paris 7th, from April 12th to July 17th) looks back on the work of the Catalan artist, from his beginnings, with particular emphasis on his creative process.
• Eugène Leroy (Paris Modern Art Museum, Paris 16th, from April 14th to August 28th) presents a retrospective of the artist with more than 150 paintings and drawings on display.
   
• Tatiana Found (Centre Pompidou, Paris 4th, from June 8th to August 22nd), winner of the Marcel Duchamp Prize in 2007. The artist exhibits here unpublished works, with fantastic outlines.