Where to practice an individual sport Paris 6th 75006

Attention, the Luxembourg garden can offer the best as the worst to the runners. The best by coming early in the morning, the worst one sunny spring Sunday where the crowd will be too many to fully appreciate a good race slice. In Luxembourg, the simplest is to follow the garden tower to enjoy a sufficient distance and avoid the right angle turns, this allows to appreciate the watershed perspective with the magnificent Senate building. The famous green chairs of wrought iron, so representative of this garden, offer a pleasant stop after an unrestrained race. The attendance is cosmopolitan and, depending on the hours, we find a district atmosphere, a student and contemplative atmosphere, or a much more tourist and overloaded atmosphere. Among classic or more exotic species, you can enjoy the sculptures of Bourdelle, Rodin or Ossip for a succession of literary accents.

On rue Guynemer, in the shade of century-old trees, you'll find two pétanque courts open to all. For those who love the game of boules, there's a great day ahead! Whether it's a cool morning or an evening aperitif, players of all ages can get together and enjoy a good game of pétanque. After a game, you can relax in the shade or take a stroll in the gardens of the Palais du Luxembourg.

Vitamôme's goal is to make games available to toddlers as teaching tools so that the child feels comfortable in his body and in his relationship with others: friends, adults… These psychomotor awakening sessions are proposed from 3 to 8 years. Games used to teach him the basics of warm up, improve reflexes, or develop his team spirit, all with accompagnateurs.