Fun and entertainment Ile-De-France

Amateurs of this kind of places will recognize in this high place things from underneath the belt, rather hard, sometimes special but not unpleasant at all. Equipment: showers, glory, cabins of all kinds, slings, maze, videos. :: leather, latex, jeans, latex, sport. Monday slip, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday naturist from 20 pm, Friday and Saturday sport.

It is a warm and warm decor, a cabaret atmosphere and a gourmet meal that awaits you at the Etoile. The performances are of high quality with sumptuous decorations and costumes where feathers and paillettes blend. On the base side you find foie gras, Des, canard from duck to cranberries, from the Supreme of poultry to meat juice and from chocolate on English cream. There is nothing missing to spend a dream evening.

This former material store has long since become a mecca in north-eastern Paris. A gigantic cross-cutting place of 1,400 m2, at the same time exhibition and concert hall, party venue, bar and artists residence - among others - which quickly attracted a trendy and arty population on the water's edge, coming to vibrate to the sound of a quality electro rock - The Gossip, Felix Kubin, Herman Düne... This Berlin-style place has many graffiti, raw concrete and exhibitions of all kinds. You can eat on the go, enjoy the terrace in summer and winter (heated) and have fun at any time. Obviously, the place is quickly crowded.

In the heart of the Latin Quarter, this bar-club, with ground floor and vaulted cellar, will delight pop-rock enthusiasts. Every evening, starting at 22 a. m., you will enjoy quality live live concerts, with groups embodying classics or interpreting their own compositions. If it is worth noting that bottled and cocktails are not given, over the dozen euros, the entrance is free all evening. On the other hand, Who's Bar offers a happy hour until 22 p. m. to spend a cool evening at lower prices.

It is ideally situated on the famous Place square and offers a rustic and wooded bar. Having kept the name of a former Antillean restaurant, don't worry about the sullen mood, because here the atmosphere is at ease. Attractive rates, a terrace and two rooms, including one in the basement, make Shark Grief a lair of regulars. Among other cocktails and beers, you will also find a beautiful selection of liqueurs, bourbons and whiskies from Ireland, Scotland or Canada.

Escape Hunt is a network of escape games that adapts to the cities in which it operates. So, here you are, immersed in the Paris metro with "Poursuite dans le métropolitain", or in a famous cabaret with "Crime au cabaret". Find a thief's loot or solve the mystery of a missing showgirl - these are two puzzles to be solved in less than 60 minutes. Special mention goes to the well-crafted set design and lifelike finishing touches. Reservations essential!

The Paname Brewing Company, or PBC to its friends, offers craft beers brewed right here in Paris. A number of beers are on offer, including Barge du Canal, L'oeil de Biche, Un Singe en Hiver, Casque d'or saison and Bête noire black IPA. In addition to these classics, seasonal arrivals are also on offer. Once you've chosen your beverage, all that's left to do is enjoy the terrace overlooking the canal. And if you're hungry, delicious street food menus are available alongside the beer tanks.

It's in a small, not very well-known corner of the 20th century that you will discover Lou Pascalou, "Le petit Pascal" in Basque. This cultural café programs rock concerts, songs or world music and meetings with writers. It also presents exhibitions of artists and projections of short films. Some evenings are also dedicated to board games or tournaments of the Paris Improvisation League (see the programme on the café's website). The place succeeds in combining culture, good atmosphere, discovery and sharing. The staff is charming, even during peak periods. A little extra: on sunny days, the large terrace is very much appreciated.

If there is a mythical place dedicated to the 7 ^th Art at a few feet from Saint Michel, it is the cinema Le Champo and its two rooms. Or how to feel in the shoes of a young festival in the heart of the New Wave… This mythical place of Art and Trial opened on June 22, 1938 at 18 am instead of a bookstore. In the early years, Marcel Pagnol, Jacques Becker and of course Jacques Tati, who today welcomes the public, are put to the credit. Since then, all major filmmakers have had the privilege of having a cycle, a night or a meeting open to the public.

Are you looking for a barber who is tailor-made for a good evening, where culinary delights and flaming evenings combine with perfection? Take you on the side of the Barbershop, a warm and frills place of the Teeming district of Oberkampf. This bistro offers not only very tasty dishes, but also live sessions weekends, good hip-hop mixes in particular. You are advised to come in the middle of the evening, simply drink a glass of wine and get dragged by this Barbershop with the hair!

Curtain lift for Michel Theater! Or rather "reopening" since this place, founded in 1906 by Michel Mortier, already has more than one story to tell its audience. Bought by Francis Nani, CEO of the Palais du Palais Royal, he began his new life, ready to make discovery, surprise and seduce, particularly with the boulevard comedy that made the reputation of the place. For more than 100 years, laughter has been resounding in this theater of 350 seats! During its existence, Théâtre Michel has never deviated from its original vocation: Entertain the public and highlight new talent. A challenge he is always prepared to face!

Marie-Antoinette was responsible for this hall. Built in 1781, it hosted lyrical performances until 1794. After a few years of neglect, it was reborn as the Théâtre de la Porte-Saint-Martin. Romantic dramas, notably by Dumas and Hugo, were performed here. The theatre burned down during the Paris Commune and was rebuilt in 1873. Cyrano de Bergerac and Chanteclerc were created here. The alternation between classical and contemporary music keeps the place beating.

The Trabendo is located in one of the small red buildings built in the Parc de La Villette. Park historians may remember the first venue here, but Trabendo has quickly swept the past under the carpet. Since 2000, this seven-hundred-seat venue has continued to expand its program: Manu Chao, Calexico, The Neptunes and Bugge Wesseltoft have all played here. Note: the murals are signed by Futura 2000, a historic figure in New York graffiti. And the word "Trabendo" comes from contrabando, Spanish for contraband: quite a program.

Founded in 1895, the Trianon-Concert was one of the first music halls in Paris. Destroyed along with its neighbour the Elysée Montmartre in 1900, it was rebuilt two years later and successively named Trianon-Théâtre, Théâtre Victor-Hugo and Trianon tout court. It introduced audiences to artists such as the transformist Fregoli and the young Mistinguett. Transformed into a cinema in 1939, it returned to live performance in 1992. Plays and classical concerts have been staged here, but its programming remains dominated by chanson.

From its construction in 1925 - architect: Auguste Bluysen - this theatre has preserved an Art-Deco aesthetic. The room, of seven hundred places, is dominated by red and gold - decorator Jacques-Émile Ruhlmann. It presents parts intended for a wide audience. Yvonne Spring, Pierre Fresnay, François Citéa, Francis Perrin, Roland Giraud, Charlotte de Turckheim played. Among the authors who attended their work are Edouard Bourdet, André Roussin, Jean Anouilh, Marcel Achard and Françoise Dorin. The Michodière is undoubtedly one of the highlights of the boulevard theatre.

Throughout the year, the TAM offers a variety of entertainment programming for all audiences: in the poster, many plays, classical or contemporary, but also great names, heart strokes and discoveries of the live show (music of variety, dance, magic, humour), as well as representations to the young public. Renovated in 2006, the TAM is home to up to 850 spectators, and is often complete! A few tables in the foyer will allow you to restore or drink a drink before or after the show. Also note that the TAM manages the cabaret room in Ariel Cinema, a stone's throw from the theatre, for performances in privacy.

The Longchamp racecourse covers 57 hectares between the Seine and the Bois de Boulogne. Every year, the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe, the most watched grand prix on television with 33 million viewers is held at Longchamp. Children can enjoy a free pony ride on race Sundays, ideal for a first immersion in the world of horse racing. Other free activities are offered: pony rides, carousel, racing simulators. Note: the racecourse hosts many events.

An ice of Arnaud and Cesare Delvallée is essential during a walk in the medieval town and on the banks of Loing. You often have to queue on the sidewalk, so their glaces are famous! A total of 70 perfumes are available year-round. Among the originals: Basilique pineapple, citron lemon, violet or poppy, and essential such as salty butter caramel, Madagascar pod vanilla, or true chocolate ice. Also test the Bronte green pistachio, which will surprise the fans of this perfume, which will discover it in authentic ways. And to finish your meal in beauty, break for ice cream: verrines, pieces in nougatine, desserts, frozen macaroons, or for festive perfume with tiramisu, logs, champagne sherbet… The art lover will not be able to miss the "Sisley Palette". A mandatory step at Moret!

You have already been told about the other three Corcoran's that adorn the capital. It is therefore difficult not to find its account in this Irish pub, between the happy hour from 17 h to 22 h, its excellent salmon for whisky, the traditional Irish music concerts, DJ evenings, not counting the retransmissions of football or rugby matches on giant screen… This establishment located in White is perhaps one of the busiest of the four Corcoran's. party beats its full on the weekend evenings where the meetings can quickly follow…

In a secret Montmartre street, a once private mansion, a flower-filled garden, a cosy bar, a quirky baroque decor, an adorable owner, a hidden salon... A bucolic mirage, an elegance of simplicity, a romantic rendezvous: it's impossible to conjure a word for this place of intimacy. Quite simply, it's one of our most secret addresses. You'll be able to enjoy the notes of the piano in your ears, and you'll also have the opportunity to play chess at your table. Simply unique!

Known as the Springtime, this Italian theater was built from 1905 in the purest style Louis XIII and inaugurated in 1912. Enrolled in the historical monuments inventory, completely renovated, it was opened to the public at the end of 2005. The restoration of the ballroom, which was the last stage of the renovation of the Municipal Theatre, was completed in the summer of 2012. Programming and rates at the above number or website.

This beautiful room can be proud to benefit throughout the year from an artistic programming, free or paying, both varied and often quality. In addition to the expected performances (especially theater plays), it also promotes music, stand-up, painting, sculpture, drawing, photography, etc. Then free to the tourist of the passage to take this and these events according to its expectations and availability. We strongly advise to go to the site of the town hall of Dammarie-les-Lys (tab "RECREATION - SPORTS - CULTURE" then "The Cultural Season") to download the complete program of the season in progress. For it does not soften to list upcoming shows in the city itself, but also in the vicinity in Melun, Le Mée-sur-Seine, Vaux-le-Penil, etc.

Located in the mediatheque, Théâtre Luxembourg boasts a comfortable auditorium where some sixty shows are presented each season, combining tradition and modernity. A choice that caters to the different tastes and sensibilities of our audiences. Theater, dance, classical and contemporary music, comedy, variety, young audiences, jazz club - the program is particularly varied. The theater has two halls. The largest, the Luxembourg, can accommodate 600 spectators. The smaller Le Manège seats 107.

The Centre culturel Sidney Bechet is a municipal facility located in Grigny, Île-de-France. It offers a varied cultural program and supports the work of local associations. Equipped with a stage area, it hosts concerts, plays and film screenings. It also has a modular space for art exhibitions and events on a variety of themes. The cultural center is a venue for musical, choreographic, theatrical and artistic events. The Centre culturel Sidney Bechet is a must for culture lovers in Grigny.

Located just on the square of the médiathèque, the Leffe is also a coffee shop. The map offers traditional dishes: salads, sauerkraut, tartiflette, but also good hamburgers. A large mezzanine is arranged with intimate spaces, where it is pleasant to relax in the evening between friends (privatization is possible). On the ground floor, you will enjoy enjoying hot chocolate in one of the lounge areas, in the corner of a fireplace in the winter. In the summer you will find a large terrace, overlooking a paved pedestrian walkway. A living place, not always.

There are no fewer than 9 halls that greet spectators in this movie complex, with a small movies, all of them news, projected every week.

The Ferme farm was originally a possession depending on the center of the Templar Templar. From the creation of the Port-royal des Champs abbey, the history of Manet's estate can be traced more precisely. The sector depended, in the th century, on the stronghold of Guy de Chevreuse (who gave his name to Guyancourt) and who made the new abbey donation of several parcels of arable land or not: between 1237 and 1262, 146 acres (about 65 ha) were gathered between Barns and the municipality of Montigny-le-Bretonneux to form the basis of what became Manet's estate. The domain grew and embellir until the Revolution, where the 168 ha are redeemed to the ladies of Port-Royal by the last abbey farmer: Achille Raymond Yellow. At the end of the th century, the courtyard was bordered in a discontinuous manner by buildings which house the farmer's house, two stables, one vacherie, the dairy, one bergerie, two barns, one press and one monumental colombier. In the aftermath of the Revolution, the estate is acquired by Henri Marin Notta who, along with his son Vincent, will exploit it until 1860, when Ernest Gilbert will resume it. The transition from traditional farming to industrial activity is particularly interesting to follow in the evolution of Manet, because there is hardly any farm in Paris where the documentation on this subject is so precise and abundant. The transition was made by the Notta family. The farm in 1860 represents 300 ha, which at this time is considerable (Montigny occupies 667 ha). Aware of the historical, emotional and cultural value represented by this farm, the municipality of Montigny-le-Bretonneux decided to acquire it. From here, it is a whole rehabilitation and management program that was studied and then implemented. The farm is now a 900-seat concert hall, which hosts the great names of song, music, laughter, and more dramatic entertainment. It also functions as a seminar and communication centre.

The Théâtre theatre funded by the Ministry of Culture, the City and the Department is designed to create and produce performances. Thus, every two years, the Biennale of the theatrical creation for youth, the Festival Odyssées in Yvelines (next opus in 2016) takes place. The public can also attend very diverse performances: opera, dance, music, song… Almost 30 performances are given each season.

The best sound in Paris, some will tell you, and not just because it's inveterate electro and house fans who have been worshipping this mythical temple for over twenty years. But a lot of them. Few clubs can boast of having accompanied the debut of Laurent Garnier and Manu le Malin... To welcome all the best of this scene and beyond, from Carl Cox to Miss Kittin, Bjork and so many others. In short, a cutting-edge program with one of the best sound system installations in the world.

One of the few bars of guys located outside the centre of Paris, which attracts a clientele of visitors. The atmosphere is very friendly, whether in the bar or in the basement - two slings, a cross, an interior decoration made of bricks and mesh metal. Tuesday: Sex toys on Wednesday: Pumps and firefighters on Thursday: Sneakers on Saturday afternoon: Naturist on Saturday evening: Punch fucking on Sunday afternoon: Slip.

Everyone knows the principle of these very popular kiosks, and for good reason: they allow you to go to the show for significantly reduced prices. The kiosk in Place des Ternes, which must be clearly distinguished from the flower merchants in the square, is open from Tuesday to Saturday, but be careful, plan to go as early as possible for two reasons: you could have the best prices, and then keep in mind that Place des Ternes is slightly off-centre, and that you could take a little time to reach your cultural place.

Located on the edge of the Parc de Bercy, in a building designed by architect Frank O. Gehry, the Cinémathèque Française lets you see and re-see all the treasures of the ^7th Art. Its museum features collections on the history of cinema: Emile Reynaud's optical theatre, magic lanterns, cameras, mythical costumes, set elements, posters, documents used in the making of films, and more. Temporary exhibitions are organised on a regular basis.

After several months of renovation, this neighborhood cinema in the turbulent history reopened its doors in May 2011, for a new start. Opened in the heart of the New Wave (1969) in the restructured premises of a former cabaret, this unique room has 208 seats and everything has been renovated to offer better quality, comfort and hospitality for conferences and conferences. Stylish design, star night blue seats, very original lustre next to the window… Saint-Germain-des-Prés intends to revitalize its programming (clearly oriented art and trial) and refidéliser a clientele to compete with the competition of the two multisalles cinemas at the Carrefour de l'Odéon. In this mission, the financial support of writer Bernard-Henri Lévy will not be too much. 

In a cosy atmosphere, all of red and black, the K 1 ZE is ideal for before and afterworks. You will be offered a different evening each evening of the week. On Monday, the girls pouponnent, it's Lady's night. And on Thursday? Well, it's the traditional afterwork before the weekend. Ideal to find among colleagues, after a busy working day.

This tea room is located in the heart of Paris's Asian district, in a shopping mall - not necessarily the most obvious place to enjoy a cup of tea in peace and quiet, but we'll overlook that consideration - the important thing is not the form, but the substance! Tea is therefore a culture, a real philosophy for this establishment, which also offers a number of milkshakes. You can also enjoy excellent hot sandwiches accompanied by tasty Bubble Tea. With a strong presence on social networks, this tea room has a very loyal community.

Never bet that a former operating bloc can't get started, you'll lose! Because this is exactly what four years ago, three young associates, Nicolas, Loïc and Clément, opened up a Trendy and stylish Bar at the very place where heavy operations practiced. On two levels, the Bloc now has a long glass bay and a large terrace on which the sun spreads throughout the day. It is therefore not uncommon to cross a large part of the local population until late in the evening. Here you drink, eat, without fear of too salty an addition, while enjoying the proposed exposures, the écléctique musical atmosphere and the warmth of the bosses. Accompany your drink with a delicious Basque block for 6 € and if the heart tells you, do not hesitate to order Chile at 10,20 €, fish'n chips at 9,90 € or the cheese-burger at 11,90 €, great favorite of the house. A good address, of course…

Between concerts, blind-test, DJ sets or open scenes of slam, you will find what to feed your soul, as the Downtown Café likes to say every evening of the week. Located on a beautiful pedestrian square, the hotel is organised on two floors. On the ground floor, a soul-bar atmosphere where you can enjoy a cocktail in peace, a Central Perk ambience for friends of the Friends series. In the basement, a dancefloor for guincher at Djs. This place is at the crossroads of Parisian and New York styles with a state of roots and at the same time very urban. A place of exchange above all, it puts culture to honour in all its forms. The Downtown Café is a great spot for Parisian life, especially during the weekend. The ransom of glory…

Located on the grand rue de Rivoli, you will have to open the eye to see the small entrance of this jazz club. Once the vestibule has passed, you can take place in one of the three pretty vaulted cellars for a musical aperitif. According to the programming you will enjoy classical concerts, jazz or bossa. On Mondays evening, jam-sessions are organised under the name "The Two Sauces". On Monday, at a. m., a sweet sour beef for amateurs, beginners or shy and at 20 p. m., a tangy sauce sustained by talented musicians. On Thursday evening, it is organic sauce in the programme (totally acoustic: no amplifier or microphone)! Finally, on Sunday at 17 a. m., you can discover old music concerts around a baroque tea.

Rooted in the attractive Mouffetard street for many years, this bar, in the shade Roadhouse 69, will welcome you every evening, despite its advanced age, in a Latin ambiance, Reggaeton, Electro, house, funk… Besides drinking a drink, dancing, dredging, you can also watch the retransmission of football matches or rugby matches. With such tariffs, it would be a pity to deprive ourselves. The old oak is ageing well, thanks to the constant student population that renews each year.

The Cool Tea concept was created more than years ago by Michèle La Porta. It's a tea salon offering small dining, but you can buy Cool tea-labeled teas. There are about with the best-sellers of the moment, nicely presented in colourful boxes. The lounge welcomes friends between two shopping sessions and offers healthy, healthy food. With respect to the sweet breaks, you will not échapperez the star of the place: cheesecake 0% and for the hottest crumbles, brioches and other wonderful cakes.

Located right in the heart of the 15 ^th arrondissement of Paris, the cinema Gaumont Convention reopened in March 2016, after 18 months of work. The establishment was demolished before the rebirth of its ashes. The cinema now offers 9 rooms, all equipped with the latest technologies, such as the 3 D, the sound 7.1, the 2 K/4 K projection and the DOLBY ATMOS accustomed. Cinema also offers the possibility of organizing business events. It is in this new framework that he proposes to privatise the rooms and the cocktail space. Meeting, cocktail, private projection, Christmas tree, offers are numerous, all in order to improve the comfort of professionals and simple visitors. The website is a wealth of information (programs, news, news, etc.) for this film in particular and for the whole network Gaumont Pathé.

Demolished and reopened in July 2016 after more than 18 months of work not retaining the carcass of the old building, the cinema Gaumont Alésia, designed by the architect Manuel Lyons author of the Citroën showroom on the Champs-Elysées and the renovation of the Gaîté-Lyric, offers at first sight a facade covered by nearly 60 000 LED as luminous points spread over a height of 12. m and a width of 19 m and independently controlled for the purpose of allowing the diffusion of images and light atmospheres: cinema before even entering the cinema! Inside: 1 364 seats spread over 8 rooms from 100 to 445 seats, accessible to people with reduced mobility, with lift and escalators to access and comfortable club seats even for larger and long legs! 4 rooms in the basement, one room on the ground floor, two on the first, and a large room on the 2nd floor with - not negligible - comfortable toilets on all floors. The acoustics are excellent and the screens are huge.

If the place's regulars, often students, feel the warm ambiance imbued in the brick walls, it's because the owners uphold the fundamentals of a successful buddy night: beer and match. Whether you prefer American or European beer, bottled or draught, cocktails or rum, your thirst will be quenched here. As for the atmosphere, there's a giant screen for broadcasting rugby and soccer matches. To satisfy your hunger, we offer traditional charcuterie and cheese boards, tapas, and sandwiches.

A neighbourhood cinema, part of the independent Dulac network, far from the big machines you see everywhere. The programming is meticulous, the staff are cinephiles - in short, a veritable refuge for lovers of arthouse films. In fact, what was once a power station was sponsored by Jacques Tati when it was converted into a cinema in 1962. For many years, the Arlequin was the emblematic cinema of the Left Bank in Paris. The cinema doesn't stop at screenings: it also offers debates, events and exhibitions.

This Bisou has depth! For those who like it, as we do, the music playlist is not intimist, and mostly features standards from the 1990s and 2000s. The long bar is great for chatting, the terrace with its wooden logs is very trendy, and the cocktails, which are all the same price, are really well thought-out. The icing on the cake is that most of the beverages are made with good ingredients that are only revealed once they've been absorbed: what a surprise! A very nice place.

Are you looking for a wine bar in the Latin Quarter but want to avoid the very (or too?) busy rue Mouffetard? Le Bar de Fer should do it! We come here with friends or colleagues at the exit of the office, to taste a board of excellent local products accompanied by a small red or a good pint. Amateurs and lovers of Italian cheeses, beware, the pecorino is honoured! And if you don't know where to party, you can always stay here for the second part of the evening: musical life takes place almost every evening from 9 pm.