Morangis Things to Do

Obtaining its name from L'abbaye de Port-Royal cloister which is housed within Hôpital Cochin here, Boulvard de Port-Royal is a beautiful tree lined area that provides warmth and shade on sunny days. Apart from the peachy at... more

Place Jacques Demy in Paris was named after the famous Parisian filmmaker. The outdoor Mouton-Duvernet Market held here draws shoppers to this street. Come and shop as much as you want. You can also visit the 19th century Églis... more

Boulevard Auguste Blanqui, named after the French revolutionary Louis Auguste Blanqui, is surrounded by famous buildings that include the former residence of Auguste Blanqui, Ecole Estienne, the famous school of graphic arts, L... more

Starting at Maintenon Chateau near Rambouillet in Eastern Paris, the one-hour journey aboard Montgolfière Paris' hot-air balloon will take you across the rural Brie region to reach Paris, your final destination. See the city fr... more

With its two tall glass towers, the French National Library is vast and looks like an office block from afar. However, the visitors who enter this building are not bankers but researchers, students and general readers. Every bo... more

This Museum is charged with the substantial task of conserving and presenting a national collection relating to the history, art, and culture of immigration in France. Recognizing the work of immigrants as molding the reality o... more

Discretely situated in the 5th arrondissement, these Roman ruins are easy to miss. They're a great place to come, however, if you're looking for a bit of greenery and a breath of fresh air in a friendly neighborhood setting. Th... more

 Real Travelers who've been here

lhumphreys said

… home. The view included the Champs du Mars, Les Invalides and La Tour Montparnasse, wow. 1052 feet up… continue reading »

Step into River Cafe for a wholesome adventure. Originally a boat, it is a trendy cafe today. Not only does the boat rock, the food rocks too. Enjoy the river view of the Seine while you relish a plate of Poulet saute au Sesame... more

The Montparnasse cemetery stretches over 18 hectares (45 acres) and houses the tombs of several famous French people. Situated on the land of former farms, the site was chosen by Napoléon and the cemetery was created in 1824 (a... more