Art deco monument guide

Cette église à l'architecture étonnante est surnommée la Sainte-Chapelle des bords de Marne

This Art Deco church near Paris is affectionately known as the "Holy Chapel of the Marne Banks."

In Maisons-Alfort, the Church of Sainte-Agnès captivates visitors with its Art Deco architecture, its striking 53-meter-tall bell tower, and its luminous stained glass windows. Often referred to as the “Sainte-Chapelle of the Marne banks,” it ranks among the most remarkable religious structures in the region.

À l'Ouest de Paris, cette mairie insolite est un temple de l'Art Déco

To the west of Paris, this remarkable town hall stands as a true temple of Art Deco, and its striking architecture has earned it numerous awards.

Just outside Paris, in the commune of Puteaux, a striking building captures the eye and sparks curiosity. This town hall, built in the 1930s, stands out as a notable example of Art Deco architecture in the Parisian region.

Villes et vues d'Île-de-France, visuels - Mairie de Montreuil 93

Just outside Paris, this town hall features a striking Art Deco design.

History and Heritage With its striking façade, sleek design, and nostalgic charm, the Montreuil town hall stands out on the cityscape. But what makes it so different from other municipal buildings in the Île-de-France region? Here’s a deep dive into the story of a building that’s truly one of a kind.

The Casino de Paris, an iconic venue with a Belle Epoque spirit

The Casino de Paris is one of the most emblematic concert halls in Paris. Located in the 9th arrondissement of Paris, this cult venue is distinguished by its Belle Époque and Art Nouveau architecture.

Cité de l'architecture et du patrimoine - collection permanente - A7C2705

Cité de l'Architecture et du Patrimoine in Paris, opening hours, tickets and exhibitions

The Cité de l'Architecture et du Patrimoine, located in the Palais Chaillot on Place du Trocadéro, is an exceptional, monumental 22,000 m2 museum housing numerous models, city plans and immense scupltures. Here, you can take an in-depth look at some of the world's most beautiful buildings, and immerse yourself in the world of technology, architecture and urban planning.

Did you know? You can visit Aux Belles Poules, a brothel from the Roaring Twenties.

While most of the capital's brothels have disappeared since prostitution was outlawed, one remains open to the curious during burlesque tours and lectures at Aux Belles Poules.

Les Folies Bergère, a cult theater with an art deco look in Paris

Les Folies Bergère is one of Paris's most cult venues. Located in the capital's 9th arrondissement, it is one of the vestiges of the Belle Epoque, immersing spectators in the charm of the Paris of yesteryear, while offering numerous shows, concerts and comedy shows throughout the year.

Paris : découvrez les entrées de métro les plus insolites de la capitale

Did you know? Paris's Vaneau metro station and its distinctive Art Deco entrance

It's the hidden gem of line 10: Vaneau station, whose Art Deco entrance, integrated into a building, surprises with its geometric elegance. A discreet but captivating testimony to the 1920s, a stone's throw from the Fontaine du Fellah.

Anbassa, le coffee-shop aux cafés de spécialité à déguster sous une coupole années 30 à Pantin

Anbassa, the coffee-shop with specialty coffees under a 1930s dome in Pantin

Anbassa is the perfect address for coffee aficionados in Pantin, just outside Paris. Here, you'll discover a coffee roaster in a luminous, historic setting, with a sublime 1930s cupola that lets in the daylight. A great spot for a coffee break or for coworking!