Montgeron Things to Do

With three locations just outside Paris, Aventure Aventure is France's premiere outdoor adventure theme park. Featuring expansive rope courses and exciting ziplines through the majestic Tyrolean forest, the park caters to indiv... more

The Paul Bailliart Cultural Center has an abundance of space to host its great variety of musical events, including concerts of jazz, world music, blues, vocalists, hip hop, rock, and folk. Youth programming for the entire fami... more

With the intention of creating a space of cultural exchange and multidisciplinary experimentation, the Eclateur hosts parties, exhibitions, and art projects in its unique space. The building, mostly occupied by a space of 600 s... more

The Forum Léo-Ferré purposefully keeps its events intimate, with seating for 100 audience members organized cabaret-style. The programming focuses chiefly on intelligent French expression through song. The beginning of the Foru... more

The large Hangar venue, holding an audience of up to 300, is an extension of the smaller Tremplin which today focuses on rehearsals and education or training. The Hangar is dedicated to the contemporary music scene without pref... more

Monaco's attractions are almost infinite, and include the immense tropical garden, home to amazing hundred-year-old cacti, the Grotte de l'Observatoire (Observatory grotto), the Palais Princier on the famous Rocher,and the magn... more

Despite its name, the Opéra de Massy does not limit its productions to opera but hosts theater, dance, concerts, and variety shows as well, with a focus on classical forms (ballet, ensembles). The venue's repertoire is built ar... more

Corso Cavour is one of Verona's most attractive streets, lined with sumptuous palaces and old churches. There are also three masterpieces of Veronese architecture: Palazzo Carlotti, a splendid Baroque example, Palazzo Carnesali... more

The Parc des Cormailles delights the inhabitants of Ivry, particularly the youngest, with a hillside playground, a school garden, oversized chair sculptures, a canal, and plenty of grass to run, sit, or lay on. more

Founded in Chile in 1967, the Théâtre Aleph transports visitors from the moment they enter the colorful space. The founder, Oscar Castro, was a victim of the Chilean dictatorship and emigrated to France in 1977, where he refine... more