Things to see and do Paris 10th 75010

Welcome to this temple of the Far East. Most of the collections presented in this museum were brought back by Clémence d 'Ennery to the end of the nineteenth century, when fashion was «chinoiserie». This passion has accumulated treasures in his particular hotel, which was finally transformed into a permanent exhibition site in 1908. It is attached to the National Museum of Asian Arts Guimet.

The Custom Brigade movement organizes a tour in Paris every second Friday of the month bringing together owners of custom bikes. The courses, different each time, last about three hours, including pause. Note that these very convivial hikes between 30 and 80 people have the particularity to count on their motorcade, the "boombox", a trailer that broadcasts music, and the "foodbox" which provides food during the break.

An agency led by its two founders: Gabrielle Roüault de la Vine and Franck Vogelin. Gabrielle has experience in the production of artistic events through his attendance in the world of theatre, publishing, museums, contemporary art (notably at the Louvre Museum or the National Centre for Plastic Arts). Franck, a professional in the art market, is an organizer of a formidable efficiency, with a wide network of gallery and renowned experts in this environment. Gabrielle and Franck invite you to their "special visits" to propose another idea of art and culture. Their guides are cutting-edge artisans, artists, exhibition commissioners, collectors, experts, gallery owners, art historians, and sommelier, and each co-operation in the development of the visit, where it will guide you with its knowledge and sensitivity in its field. Speakers speak many languages.

The permanent exhibition of this small museum exposes the story and customs of tobacco, hemp or opium smokers throughout the world, thanks to a collection of objects (pipes, hookahs, snuffboxes, cigarette-holders etc.) and iconographic documents (pictures, sketches etc.). A temporary and thematic sales-exhibition and, a bookshop and a shop all contribute to the beauty of this amazing museum. From American Indians to Bob Marley, Chinese dignitaries to Jimi Hendrix, dive into the history of smokers of all centuries!

They offer tastings, guided tours and workshops for wine lovers. Visitors can discover wine through convivial exchanges and innovative oenological experiences with Caves du Louvre sommeliers. Wine tastings are accompanied by carefully selected French artisanal products. Caves du Louvre also offers the possibility of buying wines in-store, having them delivered or picking them up on the drive. For wine aficionados who wish to deepen their knowledge, Caves du Louvre offers original tasting workshops, such as create your own wine, cheese and wine tasting, or cheese and spirits tasting.

Created in 1997 by the association Pour Que L'esprit Vive, the Fait & Cause gallery highlights social and environmental photography. Animated largely by the Sophot network, which establishes the link between social photographers of the world and various press agencies and institutions, the gallery organizes exhibitions on several topics. The latest report, by Christophe Hargoues, is an immersion in the daily lives of patients in a medicalized residence.

The museum offers a variety of events, including concerts, lectures and exhibitions. It is run by the Phonoplanète association, which appeals to the public's generosity to support the museum. Despite the lack of detailed information, the PHONO Museum Paris seems to be an interesting place for history and music lovers.

They offer guided tours of the city and its main monuments.

Take a seat on the small train for a sightseeing tour or a thematic tour in the capital.