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Founded in 1936 by Jo France, the name has since become synonymous with java (popular waltzes) and accordion music. At the time, Bastille was the liveliest working-class area in Paris. Times have changed though: nowadays the Ba... more

A magnificent mansion built in 1706 in the heart of the Marais area, the Hôtel Hénault de Cantobre was transformed during the last century into a vast exhibition space, dedicated to contemporary photography. It contains a colle... more

Undeniably Breheret has one of the best locations, it is situated in a historic 17th-century townhouse with the River Seine flowing prettily at its footstep and the world famous Louvre museum located just opposite. If that does... more

In the past, this bar was a real institution in Saint-Germain - a touch of the exotic in this chic and intellectual district. The tropical islands have receded with the arrival of a less sophisticated clientele. The décor has b... more

This exhibition is about John Lennon; it coincides with his 65th birthday and his 25th death anniversary. It traces the artistic, humanistic and musical development of this legend. You shall find on display photographs, writing... more

 Real Travelers who've been here

C est la vie said

… of something- or someone- creates grinding teeth, veins popping out of your forehead, and a puce face (not… continue reading »

 Real Travelers who've been here

The Leanos said

… of the fun of Paris is walking around and seeing the different architecture and the true essence of Paris, so… continue reading »

 Real Travelers who've been here

Mistabill said

…. North Beach has a fantastic, rustic, bohemian atmosphere. I came across the Specs Twelve Adler Museum… continue reading »

Tribute is paid to a variety of foreign cultures through a series of concerts, exhibitions, films, debates and visual performances (dance, puppets, danced drama, theatre and masked dances). In years past, Ethiopia has opened th... more