Where can you find the best rooftop bars in Paris?
As summer approaches, rooftops are popping up atop Parisian hotels and restaurants. Perfect for escaping the hustle and bustle of the city, these rooftop spaces let you travel without moving an inch…
As summer arrives, Parisian rooftops open their doors to those who love high vantage points. From the rooftop of the legendary Tour d'Argent to the top of the famous Molitor, they guarantee panoramic views of the capital. Here’s a selection.
The Rooftop at the Hôtel Dame des Arts
Perched on the ninth floor, the rooftop at the Hôtel Dame des Arts is the perfect spot on the Left Bank to admire Paris’s most beautiful landmarks. In an elegant and relaxed atmosphere, grab one of the signature cocktails and grab a bite to eat: Greek-inspired tapas are the perfect accompaniment to your evening on the Parisian rooftops.
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TOO TacTac Skybar at the TOO Hotel
Perched 120 meters above ground, at the top of the TOO Hotel designed by Philippe Starck, the TOO TacTac rooftop offers a breathtaking view. Take a seat on its spacious terrace with its electric atmosphere—featuring DJ sets, themed parties, and concerts—and indulge in the exotic delicacies on the menu: miso and honey eggplant tacos, and black cod and shrimp gyozas with sweet miso. For dessert, treat yourself to creations by Pierre Hermé Paris.
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The rooftop of the Hôtel La Fantaisie
The rooftop bar at the Hôtel La Fantaisie offers a truly enchanting escape right in the heart of Paris. Flowers, lemon trees, greenery, and light come together to create a timeless experience. Signature cocktails, mocktails, and appetizers to share. It’s the perfect place to end your day on a summer evening.
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The rooftop at the Pilgrim Hotel
Located in the Latin Quarter, the rooftop nestled on the roof of the Pilgrim Hotel offers you the chance to take in a panoramic view of all of Paris. In a relaxed and pleasant atmosphere, enjoy a seasonal cocktail—or opt for a “custom cocktail ”—while viewing the capital from a whole new angle.
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The Drawing Hotel’s Rooftop
Just a stone’s throw from the Louvre, the Drawing Hotel’s rooftop is a hidden haven of peace where you can savor the moment from above. In a refined setting, a menu of bold cocktails—blending premium spirits, citrus fruits, and gourmet notes—invites you to discover perfect balances. To accompany these creations, a generous and convivial selection of Mediterranean tapas showcases fresh ingredients and melt-in-your-mouth flavors—perfect for casual, flavorful moments.
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The Molitor Rooftop
For summer, the Molitor Rooftop has been decked out in yellow and azure, offering a change of scenery without even having to leave the capital. Facing the Eiffel Tower and overlooking the legendary Molitor pool, treat yourself to a Mediterranean break with a menu brimming with sunny flavors: grilled sea bream with lemon caviar, creamy burrata and roasted tomatoes, or a dessert featuring Menton lemon and basil.
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Villa Minuty, the rooftop at the Brach Paris
Facing the Eiffel Tower, the Hôtel Brach—designed by Philippe Starck—has breathed new life into Villa Minuty on its rooftop terrace. This summer, the rooftop is decked out in a vibrant decor: light wood furniture, natural materials, and deep blue tones evoke an instant escape to the French Riviera, right in the heart of Paris’s 16th arrondissement. Culinary-wise, the menu draws inspiration from Provençal flavors: olive and fig tapenade, peppery artichokes confit in olive oil, and garden-fresh vegetables—all complemented by a selection of wines from the estate.
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The rooftop at Fouquet’s Paris
On the 5th floor of the Fouquet’s hotel is a completely renovated rooftop. In a unique, airy atmosphere, the menu invites you to savor French-Japanese fusion cuisine: salmon tataki or watermelon with feta, wagyu gyoza, or matcha chouquettes. Come enjoy timeless summer evenings in a lush, green setting.
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Le Toit de la Tour, the rooftop of the Tour d’Argent
Nestled on the 7th floor of the iconic restaurant, the rooftop venue Le Toit de la Tour opens its doors for summer evenings. Take the elevator up to this zinc-clad oasis designed by architect Franklin Azzi to discover a spectacular panoramic view. Whether you’re admiring the sunset or enjoying the night sky, let yourself be captivated by the extensive menu of cocktails, mocktails, wines, and refreshments—the perfect way to cap off your enchanting getaway.
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National on the Top, the rooftop of the Hôtel National des Arts et Métiers
On the 7th floor, the rooftop of the Hôtel National des Arts & Métiers is one of the best-kept secrets in central Paris. This open-air bar is the ideal spot to watch the sun set over the capital. Between the sky and the city, this elegant yet laid-back spot invites you to slow down amid the city’s hustle and bustle, with a Venetian spritz in one hand and a plate of“snacks of the day” in the other.
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Bonus: Picnic by Veuve Clicquot, the summer rooftop at Printemps Haussmann
In a sunny atmosphere curated by Veuve Clicquot and Souleiado. The rooftop is located on the terrace of 7ᵉ Ciel, on the 7ᵉ floor of Printemps Femme, offering a breathtaking view of Paris. It’s the perfect spot to grab a drink or a bite to eat while taking in the city from above.
On the menu: sea bass ceviche, burrata with heirloom tomatoes and watermelon, seasonal fruit tart… A takeout option is also available:“Picnic to Go.”
