Artazart
On the Canal Saint-Martin, Artazart is a bookshop for design, photography, illustration and visual culture, with exhibitions adding another reason to browse.
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On the Canal Saint-Martin, Artazart is a bookshop for design, photography, illustration and visual culture, with exhibitions adding another reason to browse.
On rue de la Gaîté, Bobino programmes stage entertainment across music, dance, comedy and touring shows.
This Invalides museum approaches the Second World War through the Companions of the Liberation, Free France and the Resistance.
IVT makes Deaf culture and French Sign Language central to its work in Cité Chaptal.
On boulevard de Bonne Nouvelle, Choco-Story follows chocolate from cacao history to techniques, tastings and interactive displays.
The rue de la Verrerie foundation places Azzedine Alaïa's fashion world in conversation with exhibitions, archives and other creative figures.
The Comédie de Paris is a rue Pierre-Fontaine address for comedy and solo performances.
Just off Place de Clichy, the Cinéma des Cinéastes combines regular film screenings with encounters around filmmaking.
Maillol's sculpture provides the point of departure for this rue de Grenelle museum, which also stages temporary exhibitions.
A former foundry on rue Saint-Maur becomes a projection environment at the Atelier des Lumières.
The Marais memorial is a place of remembrance, research and learning about the Holocaust, with a permanent exhibition, temporary displays and public events.
Mac-Mahon is a cinema near the Arc de Triomphe for choosing a film from a repertoire-led programme.
The Swedish Institute brings exhibitions, design and cultural encounters to the Hôtel de Marle in the Marais.
At Richelieu, the BnF museum brings manuscripts, books, coins and other collection treasures into a museum route within the historic library complex.
On a Marais side street, Le Point Virgule is a comedy venue for choosing a performer rather than a large spectacle.
Rue des Vignes hides a theatre whose wood-panelled setting is part of the evening's appeal.
Up on the fourth floor of the Invalides, historical scale models turn fortified towns into landscapes you can study from above.
The Léon site of the Institut des Cultures d'Islam connects contemporary art with the cultural life of the Goutte d'Or.
Rue de Passy's theatre mixes plays, family shows and selected classical recitals.
The square near the Opéra leads into a theatre with plays, solo shows and a programme of talks and encounters.
Avenue de Villiers offers a quieter art detour through the work of Jean-Jacques Henner.
On Île Saint-Louis, this cheese museum combines explanation, cheesemaking and tasting within the same visit-focused address.
Two jazz rooms share this rue des Lombards address, making the concert and the named room the key details when choosing a ticket.
Passy's cellars bring together a wine-history collection, a restaurant and separately programmed tastings and jazz evenings.