Aubervilliers Things to Do

Well-known British restaurateur Terence Conran has chosen the heart of Paris' chic Odeon district as the spot for his first cross-channel venture. The sophisticated menu places a definite emphasis on French cuisine; Grilled Lam... more

Over a century old and still standing, this legendary venue in the heart of Pigalle continues to thrive. Used in the past for different kinds of entertainment including boxing matches, plays and variety shows, the Élysée has si... more

An abundance of green plants, statuettes of the Virgin Mary and warm, vibrant colors are all part of the charm of the capital's best Brazilian bar and restaurant. Taste the Caïpirinha Cocktails (rum, soda, fresh mint), great Br... more

Although its name might suggest otherwise, this place isn't a café or nightclub but a fair-sized rock venue with room for around 500 people. Inside the surroundings are cozy: warm-colored brick walls, a small bar. Pop and rock... more

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…On day 2 of our France trip, we toured the famous Chateau of Versailles.  The grounds are so… continue reading »

This elegant ivy-entwined museum is situated in scenic Saint Denis, due north of Paris. Bouilhet-Christofle is France's only museum dedicated entirely to silversmith works. It invites you to traverse the centuries from the 19th... more

Itself a historic monument, the Hôtel d'Albret is the directing center for cultural affairs of Paris since 1989. Ownership has passed through a number of families since it was purchased by Anne of Montmorency for her son in 156... more

This museum is a historic monument situated in the heart of Paris. It was constructed for the Universal Exposition in 1900 to showcase the city's most prominent art from that time. It was recently remodeled, and now Petit Palai... more

The collection and exhibits of the Musée Fournaise are devoted to the history of impressionism, as befits its location on the Île des Impressionnistes. It is housed on the upper level of the Maison Fournaise, originally a 19th-... more

When it comes to name-dropping, this cemetery knows no peer; it has been called the "grandest address in Paris." A free map of Père-Lachaise is available at the newsstand across from the main entrance.Everybody from Sara... more