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The Park of the Strange

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Oct 16–31

The Park of the Strange

Prepare to view the city's sleekest modern garden through a dark, whimsical lens this weekend. Thirteen surreal worlds have sprouted across the lawns, offering an immersive challenge that is just as perfect for thrill-seeking friends as it is for brave families.

Parc André Citroën (Paris 15th)

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The Parc de l’Étrange makes its return to the 15th arrondissement, transforming the Parc André-Citroën into a hub of mystery and excitement. Running from October 16 to October 31, 2026, this immersive experience features a path twice as long as the previous edition, spanning the entire park area. Visitors can navigate through thirteen unique, haunting worlds designed to thrill and engage. Whether you are looking for an original outing or a test of nerves, this event offers a distinctive way to experience Paris. The entire course is wheelchair accessible, ensuring that everyone can join the adventure.

Dare to experience the strangest adventure in Paris at Parc André-Citroën!

Dive into the heart of an immersive experience, spellbinding and terribly chilling.

For its 3rd edition, Le Parc de l’Étrange opens its doors for a journey twice as long as last year, stretching across the entire Parc André-Citroën, offering an adventure designed to thrill both young and old through 13 unique worlds.

Are you ready to face your fears?

Our take on this event

Taking place from October 16, 2026, to October 31, 2026, the third edition of Le Parc de l’Étrange invites you to the Parc André-Citroën. This year, the event has significantly expanded, offering a route that covers the full extent of the park. Guests will travel through thirteen original themed zones, each crafted to provide a unique and chilling experience for all attendees.

This ticketed event is designed to be inclusive, with the entire trail fully accessible to visitors using wheelchairs. Spanning two weeks, the experience challenges you to confront your fears across a vastly extended course compared to last year's setup. Make sure to plan your visit to explore all thirteen distinct environments located within the heart of the 15th arrondissement.

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