Acheres Things to Do

If you are curious about non-Western cultures, go to Musée du Quai Branly, which made its debut in 2006. Its location alongside the Seine River and near the Eiffel Tower is exceptional. The permanent collection includes a selec... more

One of several Musées Nationaux Napoléoniens, the Musée du Château de Malmaison was inaugurated in an old mansion in 1906, after the building and land was sold to the state. Exhibits typically focus on antique collections and o... more

The Salle Boris Vian typically hosts a most unusual program of exhibits, including many which focus on transportation and vehicles or are organized around a particular historical period. Visitors are likely to learn some surpri... more

Situated almost at the foot of the Tour Eiffel, the Palais de Chaillot was built on the hill of Chaillot by the architects Azéma, Louis-Auguste Boileau and Jacques Carlu for the Great Exhibition of 1937. This Neo-Classical monu... more

Built between 1679 and 1708, this religious building is commonly known as the "soldiers' church," in honor of the great military leaders who have been laid to rest here. Its crypt contains (among others) the remains of Rouget d... more

It's okay if you can't go for a cruise on river Seine in a gondola but then who wants an arched black boat in Paris? Your guided tour lasts a whole hour on the intoxicating Seine. Take in the lovely breathtaking sights of the E... more

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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

With a history stretching back to the 1960s, the Théâtre des Amandiers has a tradition of bringing cultural works to appreciative audiences of Nanterre (and visitors to the town). The building itself was inaugurated in 1972, an... more