Institut Finlandais
Finnish design and cultural programming offer a compact destination on the Left Bank.
The Paris edit
Discover the spaces that give Paris its character.
An editor’s starting point for discovering another side of Paris.
Finnish design and cultural programming offer a compact destination on the Left Bank.
A rue de Rennes cinema for international films, festivals and conversations after the credits.
A cinema on rue Guillaume-Apollinaire, with special screenings that give a Saint-Germain evening a reason to linger.
Opposite the presidential palace, Maison Élysée offers a free museum visit about the institution and its world.
Mundolingua makes language itself the subject of a hands-on visit near Saint-Sulpice.
Real objects and their imitations make counterfeiting tangible at this museum on rue de la Faisanderie.
Beside the Pont de l'Alma, the sewers museum takes the city story below street level.
The Variétés puts a theatre evening within easy reach of the Grands Boulevards and their covered passages.
A music destination in La Villette, from orchestral concerts in the Grande salle Pierre Boulez to chamber music, recitals and staged programmes.
Rue Juliette-Récamier's foundation uses exhibitions and public programmes to examine contemporary social questions through art.
The foundation on avenue des Gobelins approaches film history through exhibitions, screenings and its collections.
On avenue Montaigne, this theatre builds its season around opera, orchestral and chamber concerts, recitals and dance.
A theatre on rue de Surène with a programme spanning plays, comedy and selected family performances.
Near the Arc de Triomphe, Le Duplex is a nightclub for a late-night plan rather than an early-evening café stop.
Rue des Archives holds a photography foundation with changing exhibitions around photographers and photographic practice.
Boulevard de Strasbourg's Théâtre Antoine is an address for plays and staged performances within easy reach of Strasbourg-Saint-Denis.
The MCJP brings exhibitions, cinema, performances and a library together beside the Seine in the fifteenth arrondissement.
Rue Blanche's Théâtre de Paris brings together its main auditorium and the Salle Réjane under one address.
This floating photography centre on the Seine combines free exhibitions with a bookshop, bar and restaurant.
Fragonard's rue Scribe museum follows perfume from ingredients and production to bottles and presentation.
Grévin turns a museum visit into a sequence of encounters with wax figures from entertainment, public life and history.
Rue Victor-Cousin's cinema is a good reason to turn a Latin Quarter walk into a film evening.
The Œuvre is a rue de Clichy theatre with plays, solo performances and comedy on its programme.
The rue Benjamin-Franklin museum explores Georges Clemenceau through his former home and the documents and objects around his life.