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Dîner assis sur un rooftop
 

Exclusive dinner on a Parisian rooftop for Hansgrohe and its guests

 

On the eve of the Tour de France finish in Paris, Hansgrohe invited its privileged clients and partners to an exclusive dinner on the rooftop Babylone. Located in the heart of the 7th arrondissement, this confidential, leafy venue offered a spectacular panorama of the rooftops of Paris, with the Tour Eiffel and Invalidesas a backdrop, just hours before the finale of the Grande Boucle.

In an atmosphere both elegant and relaxed, guests shared a refined evening. Conceived as a moment of respite and celebration, this event allowed the Hansgrohe brand to reaffirm its commitment to cycling, innovation and French-style hospitality, in a setting as exclusive as it is inspiring. Privileged conversations, Parisian sunsets and the countdown to the final stage of the Tour de France.

Organisation d'un diner exclusif sur un rooftop parisien

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