Fun and entertainment Paris

It laughs every evening in this ancient theatre in the basement and transformed into a-seat theatre hall. Notice the Afters of laughter: There is a sort of jam jam during which comics meet the time of late evening.

After the discreet facade, you will see a large silver counter with a few tables. What's more customary, you'll say, so far. But let's go a little bit, let's go to curiosity and you will finally discover, at the bottom of the room, a pleasant garden floor, with fountain and water jets. A blessing to enjoy a drink or nibble in the neighborhood. Yet the surprise of this place does not stop there. It is in the attractive and large basement room, open on a large and wide glass bay behind which a waterfall runs, that you will most probably was. Here you sing, dance, you dredge, because Le Biz offers many evenings. If on Monday evening you will see the famous karaoke, Wednesday is reserved for the singles, and this time you'll be told, this time, you speed-date at all-go (compulsory registration at www.softdating.com). The rest of the time, let's make DJ's, they will always be there to make you dance.

Looking for a place to celebrate, especially to celebrate the birthday of a friend (e)? Café Charcoal is present and requires all the qualities required for a successful evening. On site you can eat and drink at a small price and enjoy the festive and convivial atmosphere of the places. Everything is successful: from the garden with red tones and its slate to exhibitions of painters, by the concerts given some evenings. Weekends, Charcoal is black, but you can book a table via the website. A counsellor!

In the afternoon or for the hour of the aperitif you will find here the largest and more pleasant terrace in the area, combined with a smiling and attentive service. On weekends, the grand curtains of the facade are drawn and this bar, with chic New York decor, becomes a convivial space to come to dance with many DJ sets. Finally, on the first Sunday of the month, enjoy a live concert to accompany your brunch or breakfast. Full Sun is a safe value, worthy of René Clément's film!

If you are told: Paulaner von fass, Erdinger weissbier, apfelschorle or currywurst, what do you think? German specialities, of course, all of which are combined at Café Titon. In a few months, this place became a germanophile landmark in Paris. The atmosphere is warm, worthy of a trendy Berlin bar where you can speak French as well as German. Between two beers and sausages you can even read the German press on site (die Zeit and der Spiegel). The framework is simple and modern, what to organize with your friends a true Franco-German summit!

The Home is a small bar with an original and very pleasant decor. On the one hand, a plant wall, on the other, a whole string of collage with photos, drawings, images or magazine slips. All in a cosy room, all in length, with high tables topped with small chandeliers and benches with colourful cushions. In this area where you can only choose the offer of bars is important, choose a return home if you like soft prices and casual atmospheres!

On the ^34th floor of the Hyatt Etoile hotel, 140 meters above sea level and just a stone's throw from Porte Maillot, this bar offers a splendid view of Paris, day and night, thanks to its huge picture windows. You can admire the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe, etc., while sipping a cocktail inspired by the city's most famous personalities. On weekdays, it's the perfect place for a chill-out session with friends, or even for more festive evenings.

A bar and even more than that! The Gob is definitely shifted. Determined to "unite geeks and geeks from all over the world", it is with a sense of humor that the team of this essential welcomes you every day for afternoons, or completely crazy evenings. And then, it's hard to get bored here: besides parties, quizzes, board games or videos, nothing is missing. The beverage menu also seems to have come straight from another planet: beers (the choice is just huge), cocktails, we don't know what to choose - note also that happy hour is a religion here. And then you can also find something to wedge your appetite, from terrines to sandwiches and sausages. In short, in a completely offbeat and ultra-warm atmosphere, Le Gob is well worth a trip, and even several!

Guinguette-restaurant very popular with the young Parisians in the wind. To get in at night (the afternoons are quieter), you have to be patient or arrive well in advance before the aperitif. It must be said that the setting is worth it: what a pleasure to have a drink in the heart of the Buttes Chaumont, in a relaxed atmosphere. The place is necessarily more pleasant in nice days and rather at the time of the aperitif. Nice snacks are proposed to accompany the drinks. The prices are neither less nor more expensive than elsewhere. A good time guaranteed! Note: Rosa also has its own choir, "The Sound of Music"...

Belushi's is located in a millstone building with modern cladding, along the Canal de l'Ourcq. It attracts a young and varied population, from backpackers to neighborhood clientele. And since it's all about eclecticism, the bar, with its terrace and two large rooms, one of which is in the basement, offers karaoke, clubbing, student nights, match broadcasts, billiards... It's full of life, with a youth hostel atmosphere to match, and plenty of sports broadcasts.

Piperade with ham as specialties: Basque specialties are served here and, if the Aviron Bayonnais has to meet the Stade Français, we promise you that the atmosphere will be warm! Whether it's for picnics or eating while watching the matches or to enjoy the third half, stadium fans have long used to this address. The terrace is spacious and rare in this corner of the capital, ideal on sunny days. Finally, on Thursdays, come and enjoy an aperitif from 7pm to 2am. A beautiful and friendly address. We don't miss an opportunity to go there, the place where you can welcome up to 500 people on your terrace! Last point: it is now called Trinquet Village - you are warned!

It's a bit of everything at once: restaurant, bar and club, oscillating between African and Asian influences, Barramundi offers a unique journey, just a stone's throw from the Opéra Garnier. Its hushed atmosphere creates the ideal setting for sharing a moment of conviviality around dishes of mixed flavors - the true signature of the place. On Saturdays, the Barramundi changes direction, offering a general restaurant-club concept, which is the setting for numerous birthdays, bachelorette parties and other festive occasions.

The Comédie Caumartin is one of those popular theaters where laughter has been the order of the evening for decades. Numerous plays by Georges Feydeau, Tristan Bernard and Sacha Guitry, as well as "one-man shows", are on offer. Built in 1906, this 400-seat theater was named the Comédie Royale before adopting its current name in 1923. It closed in 1932 and was revived 20 years later by Jacques Fabbri's troupe. From 1960 to 1980, it presented "Boeing Boeing", Marc Camoletti's timeless vaudeville. Since then, one boulevard play follows another.

The Opéra-Comique, founded under Louis XIV, is one of the oldest institutions of its kind. In 2005, it became one of 6 national theaters, and in 2015, it celebrates its 300th anniversary! In 1783, the first Opéra-Comique was born, mixing opera, ritornello and farce. Ruined twice, it was the third venue, opened in 1898, that contributed to the fame of works such as Bizet's Carmen . Since the end of 2021, conductor Louis Langrée has been at the helm, with a program in keeping with the "Favart spirit", combining classical and new works.

Want to discover the Parisian nightlife? Admire Notre-Dame Cathedral? Floating on the Seine? Enjoy a seasonal dish and a glass of good wine? You can do all this with just one address: La Nouvelle Seine. This barge, located at the foot of the majestic cathedral, is sure to satisfy all your cravings, especially for great food. And in its belly hides a show stage typical of Parisian cabarets with a diverse program: one-man-shows, shows for young audiences, burlesque stripping...

If you haven't yet discovered Gravity Bar, it's never too late to catch up! From the first glance, the Scandinavian-inspired decor is a real eye-catcher: from floor to ceiling, large wave-shaped slats of white wood set the scene. The cocktails on offer are made in front of you, of course, and the expertise on display is worth the show. On the menu, the vast majority of cocktails are unknown to the general public: a good point. We also recommend the excellent sharing plates.

The Palais Garnier was commissioned by Napoleon III and was one of the key pieces of the major renovation work carried out in the capital by Baron Haussmann. Charles Garnier was the architect. This sumptuous temple of lyrical art and classical dance was inaugurated in 1875 after fifteen years of work. It is admired as much for its architecture as for its programs. There is the famous double revolution staircase that soars under a marble nave of various shades - as soon as it opened, it was adopted by "good society" who liked to show off. The foyers are filled with sculptures and paintings. As for the hall, dominated by red and gold colours, it has a huge and legendary crystal chandelier - 8 tons! - and a ceiling painted by Marc Chagall in 1964. It can accommodate nineteen hundred people. A museum tells, through its collections and temporary exhibitions, three centuries of opera history. The institution is equipped with an orchestra that performs most of the works on the program. The Palais Garnier shares with the Opéra Bastille its productions of lyrical shows, but has remained a Mecca for dance. Some recitals and symphonic concerts are also on the programme.

Just in front of the National Archives, here is an original address since this mansion houses a superb room with exposed beams which is a tavern and concert hall. You can also eat a good French cuisine based on local products and the plates are well stocked. During the day the restaurant looks very chic, but in the evening the tavern welcomes night owls of all ages who come to listen to the groups who perform there, generally from 9pm. It's more like French song and the artists are quite talented. A good place to listen to music in an unexpected place and up to noon ...