Things to see and do Paris 6th 75006

The Czech National Tourist Board offers a lot of useful information about Prague and the Czech Republic. Maps, brochures and live information are available to help you prepare for your trip. In addition to the Cultural Center, you can also take Czech language courses, read books and even learn about Czech culture at the many concerts and exhibitions that are held here, usually on Friday evenings (jazz café from 8 pm).

The Czech National Tourist Office, CzechTourism, has an office in Paris, so it's best to plan your visit accordingly. The site also offers brochures and mobile applications to help you plan your trip.

A gallery as we like them, which opened its doors at the end of 2017 on the boulevard du Montparnasse. Father and son combine their respective skills here in Carrara marble, whose unique purity and whiteness have made it famous since ancient times, and the pearl of Fakarava, harvested from the oldest pearl farm still in operation on the Fakarava atoll (a UNESCO classified biosphere reserve). From it come large-scale sculptures by Nito DiDariel (the father), exhibited here and temporarily transported for some of them to the seabed of Fakarava. As for jewellery, it is Joachim himself who raises his pearl oysters: back in Paris, both of them brilliantly combine the finesse of the pearl and the strength of the marble. The jewels that result from it are unique and beautiful. In everyone's works, nature is never far away...

The museum is installed in the former headquarters of the Compagnons Charpentiers du Devoir de Liberté. You will hear the story of companionship referring to the creation of its fraternities, their modes of operation, and their rites. You will also admire masterpieces, as well as tools that were used to realise them. The bookstore section allows you to acquire specialized literature on the subject. There are four other comrade museums in France (Arras, Tours, Limoges and Bordeaux).

It is a children's storytelling park: it was the one that could have been selected by the film crew Mary Poppins if the shooting had taken place in Paris. Planted with numerous trees and perennials, magnificent paintings of colours and scents in the spring, it makes good strolls. The small beer garden gives you a holiday and a picnic while you enjoy dreaming of an orchestra and a ball in the small kiosk. The location is also ideal for children who will find a playground!