Arcueil Things to Do

If there's an old film that you're dying to see (again), you're very likely to find it at the Bibliothèque du Film (Film Library) or BiFi. Since 1996, its mission has been to provide information about films to anybody intereste... more

Located in Paris' 9th arrondissement, Bistro Blanc is a bar catering to a clientele of curious individuals looking for authentic experiences and living spectacles in an informal environment. Featuring concerts and art exhibits,... more

This Bistro is from France's most famous cheese maker, Hubert. His carefully chosen cuisine on the platter will make your day. The decor is very casual and homely. There are varieties for cigar lovers. Bistro D'Hubert serves bo... more

Bizz'art is a versatile live music establishment located in the 10th arrondissement of Paris. An old British officer's loft has been renovated into a vibrant venue and restaurant, decked in classic hardwood furnishings. It feat... more

The Blancs-Manteaux is a spacious, air-conditioned, centrally located, and relatively inexpensive café-theater featuring one-man-shows and various comics in the 4th arrondissement. Multiple theaters, a dozen or so acts in rotat... more

If you happen to find yourself sightseeing near Madeleine or Concorde and have a hankering for a lunch break, follow the mass of business professionals carrying small handled gray and blue paper bags until you find yourself at... more

Le Blue Note Paris is famous for its Brazilian music nights. The bar has shifted to its new location and the regular artistes who usually perform here have loyally come along. Founded by a lady called Jeanette, this musical hav... more

This is a popular café-restaurant for devotees of backgammon and chess. Games and books are available. Boca Chica is a festive, convivial establishment spread over two floors, with three spacious rooms and its own heated and co... more

The Bois de Boulogne stretches over 863 hectares (2132 acres) and is known as much for its unsalubrious associations as its variety of trees and vegetation. It was named after the sanctuary Notre-Dame de Boulogne le Petit under... more

The largest park in Paris was originally a forest named Vilcena which surrounded Lutèce (the Gaul name for Paris) and became the property of the King in the 11th Century. Following its destruction during the Revolution, the arm... more