Montrouge Things to Do

This ancient Latin quarter church was constructed in 1733 in the Corinthian style. It was used by a variety of different faiths until the late 19th Century, when it became a center for Catholic social movements founded by Rober... more

The Maison de la Musique of Nanterre hosts concerts and dance performances in a rounded, glass-paned building adjacent to a small park. Musical genres include classical (a great variety of instruments), jazz, world music, adapt... more

This vibrant and varied event hall is situated in the 18th arrondissement of Paris. It consists of an elegant wood theater with a balcony, and it features a diverse program including theatrical productions, operas, classical co... more

A variety of events are hosted at the Salle d'Exposition Maurice Cointe, organized by the city or by independent organizations. These include art exhibits of painting or photography, youth nights, and line dances. more

This venue and youth center is situated in the 11th arrondissement of Paris. It offers a variety of multidisciplinary activities focused around artistic expression, including concerts, theatrical production, and photo and video... more

This bar, club, and restaurant is located on an extravagant boat anchored at the foot of the Eiffel Tower. Done up in elegant 1900s decor with Art Deco embellishments, the boat consists of two floors with 160 seats upstairs (20... more

This popular jazz bar is situated in the heart of Paris. Baiser Salé opened in 1983 and has a warm, bustling atmosphere and a cozy concert room with 70 seats and excellent acoustics. This jazz hot spot has featured the debuts o... more

This venerable 18th-arrondissement church was consecrated in 1147, making it the oldest church in Paris. During the French revolution it saw the addition of a clock tower who's arms were used to convey messages. It is construct... more

This 16th arrondissement stands on the site of an ancient theater constructed by Louis XV in 1755. The original building was reduced to rubble during the French Revolution, and then rebuilt as a concert hall in 1890. The presen... more

This elegant 8th arrondissement theater features a circular hall built in 1855 via the vision of Charles Garnier, the architect of the Opéra de Paris. Today it features a diverse program of productions tailored by director Robe... more