DISCOVER THE QUARTER 

This new establishment devoted to music, with its exceptional, unique architecture, features several concert halls, a museum, and a media centre.

Here, science is all about fun, accessibility, and multiplicity. Parents and children will find a thousand reasons to go and go back to be astonished, to discover, and to understand the world through the exhibits featured here.

This versatile space made from iron and glass houses a 18,000m² theatre for a wide range of events, from theatre, circus performances, dance, concerts, and exhibitions…

A legendary concert hall, the Zénith hosts some 170 shows per year! Ask for a programme.

This magnificent English-style garden offers 25 hectares of green space, one of the largest in Paris. It features a variety of landscapes, from rock formations, streams, waterfalls, pastures, grottos, and belvederes…

Cosmopolitan and authentic, the Belleville quarter is perfect for off-the-beaten-path tourism through narrow streets where you’ll discover artist workshops galore.

A unique setting, a sanctuary of stone and vegetation, Père Lachaise cemetery is the ideal place for a poetic stroll to encounter those iconic legends that were, including Edith Piaf, Jim Morrison, Oscar Wilde, Gilbert Bécaud, Honoré de Balzac, Alain Bashung, Frédéric Chopin, Pierre Desproges and even Molière.

This vast body of water, inaugurated by Napoleon the 1st in 1808, offers nautical activities and lovely strolls on foot, by bicycle, or by rollerblade along its banks. Anyone who wishes to enjoy the gentle swaying of the canal waters can try out their navigational skills by hiring a boat (no permit needed) or by taking off on a cruise.

This famous quarter is a must for any visitor to Paris. It’s the high point of the capital. Montmartre offers exceptional views of the city and tiny streets that are both unique and peaceful hideaways in the City of Light.