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Let’s go on a bike tour through Paris’s best known neighbourhoods – and taste some delicious regional products too! During this Sunday morning ride, you’ll discover one of the famous Parisian markets and enjoy a taste of some typical French products including coffee and croissants, charcuterie (deli meats), and different cheeses.
An unusual new guided tour: cycle along the River Marne on a real Dutch bike. The Marne combines a rich cultural heritage with a beautiful natural environment – just on the outskirts of Paris.
Despite its rich history and significant impact, black culture is not well known in France. This unique and original tour shows you a different side to Paris.
This virtual conference tells you the history of black culture in Paris.
Enjoy our first concert of the season in the prestigious salons of the Château de Santeny on Tuesday 16 October at 8.30pm. A selection of romantic pieces by Rossini, Massenet, Saint-Saëns and Debussy will be performed by a trio of violin, flute and harp. Free tour of the castle before the concert.
An exclusive program of classical music concerts taking place in a prestigious gallery: the Château de Grosbois, at Boissy-Saint-Léger, in the Val-de-Marne (94), 40 minutes away from Paris. Look out: contributors will speak in french only!
Visit this mysterious garden hidden in the heart of the "Bois de Paris Vincennes". In the middle of the fauna and flora you will discover several chapters of History.
Discover the Aligre market, one of the most famous Parisian food markets during a 2h30 walking tour with a food expert guide!
Guided tour of the spectacular modern headquarters of the Bibliothèque Nationale de France. Its four towers, standing at 80 metres (262 ft.) above the level of the river, house 14 million books and publications available for researchers and the general public to consult. Discover the reading rooms under the towers, with their high, cathedral-style ceilings.
This symposium aims to put into perspective different dimensions of a common heritage resulting from a concept of garden city developed by Ebenezer Howard in 1898. An inventory, a comparative approach and the enunciation of possible futures are expected.
From Renault's factories to the cultural and artistic scene, wander around Seguin Island and le Trapèze in Boulogne-Billancourt, one of the former industrial disctict in Paris.
Guided by a lecturer, discover the exhibition Romani Worlds Photographs, an historical exposé on the people formerly called "gypsies".
Join Juliette Dubois on her movie-themed Ciné-Balade virtual tour of the Latin Quarter and discover the locations that inspired Woody Allen for his film ‘Midnight in Paris’. Travel back to the Paris of the Roaring Twenties!
In the early 18th century, over 500 carpenters and cabinet-makers thrived in this area. Meet one of the last remaining artisan woodworkers and visit his workshop.
This tropical garden tour takes you on a journey through totally different worlds, from the temples and lush vegetation of Indochina through the Tunisian and Moroccan pavilions of North Africa to Congo, Madagascar and many more.
Discover the largest wholesale food market in the world. This exceptional guided tour inside "the Belly of Paris" includes bus transport from Paris to Rungis and a terroir breakfast.
Let's go for a Segway ride around the Bois de Vincennes and its castle !
Stand-up paddle is the latest trend in water sports, and you don’t need to go to the seaside to try it! Just 15 minutes from the centre of Paris, there is an idyllic little stretch of the river where you can glide across the water, paddle around beautiful islands and explore a picturesque canal.
Take a street art virtual tour in the south of Paris and discover murals and graffiti painted by renowned international artists including Obey, Inti, C215, and Seth.
One of the oldest museums in France is also one of the earliest cabinets of curiosities in Paris. If you’re looking for an out-of-the-ordinary experience, take a guided tour of this venerable institution and its astonishing collections. The eerie mix of art, history and anatomy may make you feel like you’re in a Tim Burton movie.
Vitry-sur-Seine boasts the highest number works of street art in the whole of Paris. Your guide Kasia, an artist herself, will take you on a guided tour of some of the impressive murals and graffiti created here by artists from all over the world, including C215, David Walker, Stew, and Jimmy C.