Sports and leisure activities Paris 6th 75006

Have you fallen for The Queen's Gambit series? Do you like challenges and a cosy, relaxed atmosphere? Here's a brand new place for you! Inspired by New York-style street chess, the Blitz Society concept has taken root in the heart of Saint-Germain, not far from the 64-square tables of the Luxembourg. Except that here, you can sit back and enjoy the warmth and excellent food, which you can eat on the spot! The curious, amateurs, seasoned players and gourmets are all welcome. A place without equal in the capital.

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.

This swimming pool may not have the charm of Parisian film Frames, wrought iron balconies and enamelled tiles. He does not stop. Cleverly located in the basement of the Commercial shopping centre, it has the advantage of being located in the heart of Paris, just steps from Luxembourg and Saint-Germain des Prés. The 25 metre basin is visible from the entrance gate, which allows estimates of the number of swimmers: more than reasonable in general, which does nothing. The water is very clean, quiet acoustics and peaceful pastel tones. The Bubbler area also offers a small, pleasant pool for children. The sports centre that houses the swimming pool also has a gym, so it is very easy to bite a head after a little basketball. Finally, in addition to swimming courses, the aquatic space provides gym courses.

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.

Presided over by Denise Corroyer, this French branch of the Sogetsu school organises exhibitions, workshops, classes offered by qualified teachers of the Sogetsu school of Tokyo.

The École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Paris offers courses for adults outside its diplômant curriculum. It offers the possibility for anyone over the age of 16 to practise drawing and painting throughout the year, as part of the course-paid courses under the guidance of experienced stakeholders. In addition, morphology courses and modelling courses are offered in July during summer courses. In a prestigious setting, teachers will issue after-model design courses (pencil, black stone, pen and washing), morphology (pencil, black stone, pen and washing) or paint (acrylic, gouache, oil). Note that these last two courses are aimed at people who have a good mastery of the drawing.

The chef Sakura Franck opens every Saturday morning 10:00 at 13:00 his cooking classes purified with impassioned Asian cuisine come to discover specialties Vietnameses, Thais, wok, be zen (health, dietetics and esthetics) and Japanese women obviously. The classes vary all the samedis and it program is very diversified: workshop sushi, maki or wagashi (traditional pastry) inter alia.

Mulvabé Danse is a dance school located in Paris, more precisely at Gymnase Vaugirard-Littré, 87 Rue de Vaugirard, 75010 Paris. They offer a variety of dance classes, including ballet, jazz, tap dance, French cancan and barre au sol. Classes are taught by experienced instructors such as Bénédicte O'Hara, Patrick O'Hara, Monika Knap and Anne Quercy. Mulvabé Danse also offers classes in other Paris arrondissements, such as the 6th and 10th.