Asnieres Things to Do

Located in the center of the fashion district, vibrant Paris is reflected in the eclectic decor of the Bar at Hotel Le Bristol. The bar offers traditional English tea which includes snacks and pastries. Saturday High Tea times... more

Built by Charles-Henri Bernard in 1933, this Catholic Church in Paris' 15th arrondissement hosts choirs as well as romantic music by composers such as Mendelssohn and Dvorak. more

The Winter Garden is the place to get cozy and comfortable. So walk in anytime of the day for light snacks, tea and drinks. The decor has shades of purple and gold; soft lighting and huge sofas and wing chairs make it alluring.... more

This protestant church was originally constructed in 1747 and later remodeled in 2005. Today it opens its doors to cultural events and classical concerts. It features a magnificent organ, and generally hosts concerts on Friday... more

This charming 11th arrondissement theater was constructed as a café-concert in 1913. It features two rooms with 220 and 110 seats respectively, and focuses upon contemporary productions, with a few of the great classics thrown... more

Facing onto Place de la Contrescarpe, this snug Irish pub is brimming with energy and vitality. The interior is small and curves around a central bar with an alcove at the back. There's live sports coverage and, along one wall,... more

Situated in the vibrant 11th arrondissement of Paris, Ogre à Plumes is a self proclaimed literary café providing the perfect place to engage in lively conversation, take in a show or curl up with a favorite book. The café featu... more

This cozy theater in Paris' exciting 11th arrondissement provides a vibrant atmosphere for a variety of theatrical productions. It provides a youthful contemporary program and frequently features children's productions, making... more

Parisian hipsters have quickly made the 20th their new home, and La Fleche d'Or is at the height of the scene. If you are looking for a hip/indie crowd, untainted by cool hunters and gentrification (at least not yet!), then squ... more

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