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Paris is a thriving hub of the jazz world. Atmospheric venues in the city’s vaulted stone cellars have upheld the tradition for decades. Brought to the capital by the great Joséphine Baker before exploding in the cabarets of Pigalle during the Roaring Twenties, this multifaceted musical genre established itself permanently with the opening of the legendary jazz bars of Paris.

This autumn, we celebrate Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec and El Greco at the Grand Palais. From the inspiring cultural movement that was the Renaissance to the carefree gaiety of Parisian nights during the Belle Époque, the two artists have each in their own way made a profound impact on the history of art. Rediscover them through two exhibitions during your stay at the Hotel d'Angleterre in Paris.

Since 2002, the first Saturday in October has honoured contemporary artistic creation in all its forms. A major cultural event throughout Paris, the Nuit Blanche (White Night) takes place in the capital’s major public squares and prestigious historic monuments.

Don’t miss the incredible sound and light show called Lutetia; 3000 Years of History, developed by the French screenwriter Bruno Seillier. Take the opportunity during your stay at the Hotel d'Angleterre to experience three millennia of epic events recreated in the timeless setting of the Court of Honour of the Hôtel des Invalides. Until August 30th.