Montigny-le-Bretonneux Things to Do

Countess Mona Bismarck was famous for her beauty. She was the first American to be declared the Best-Dressed Woman in the World in 1933. The Mona Bismarck Foundation was established by her estate. Today, it promotes Franco-Amer... more

First the color attracts the eye, then the nose recognizes the aroma, and finally the mouth is overwhelmed by the taste: this is the perfect place to discover the world of wine tasting. This club offers programs, at three level... more

This restaurant offers more than just good food and wine. With the traditional food and simplistic décor, this restaurant promises the clients, an enjoyable experience while dining out. No wonder, the weekends tend to get a lit... more

A wave of good humor seems to ripple through this bar-restaurant which the former rugby-playing owner has made into a haven of peace, quiet and feasting. The district may not strike you as particularly welcoming, but you will n... more

This two hour cruise should be on your itinerary when you visit Paris. Explore famous Parisian spots, such as Pont Neuf and Pont Bercy as you sail through the city. And if the dancing gets you hungry, Chef Groult will whip you... more

Crimson decor, stylish ambience and comfortable seatings, all these put together make Club 30 an unmatched place to be at. The place is exclusively accessible to the club members only. Guests can laze around in the lounge, enjo... more

Built in 1928, Roland-Garros over the years has gone through several face lifts to grown into one of the world's top four tennis tournaments. A Million euros have been spent on its redevelopment work alone. Roland-Garros is now... more

The Italian chef and proprietor Paolo Petrini along with French co-proprietor Jean-Pierre Mullatier have managed to create an Italian food paradise in Paris. This place is believed to serve the most sophisticated Tuscan cuisine... more

Also known as the Museum of Modern Art, this museum consists primarily of two sections. It has an unmatchable selection of work from the early 20th Century. The impressive list of artists includes Vlaminck, Zadkine, Picasso and... more

This cinema could have collapsed long ago, but it's still standing proud on the Avenue Mac-Mahon. Occupied by the Germans during the first World War, it later became home base for filmmakers Francis Truffaut and Bertrand Tavern... more