Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt's "Madame Pylinska et le secret de Chopin" returns to Paris in autumn 2020 for 30 exceptional performances, as the writer himself takes to the stage, accompanied by internationally renowned pianist Nicolas Stavy. Together, they will take us on a journey through the world of Chopin. To be seen from September 3 to October 4, 2020.
The Fondation Cartier reopens its doors in June with Claudia Andujar and her exhibition "The Yanomami Struggle". From June 16 to September 13, 2020, discover the Yanomami people and the Amazon through the photos of the Brazilian artist. An impressive journey through over 300 photographs and historical documents.
Despite the coronavirus, the Institut Giacometti has announced that it will reopen its doors on Friday May 15, 2020! The museum is finally able to emerge from this confinement and invites fans of the artist to come and discover its new exhibition, A la recherche des oeuvres disparues, extended until June 21, 2020. A fascinating investigation on the trail of unpublished works by Giacometti!
Former undergound quarries laying under the capital, the Paris Catacombs are said to reopen by June 16th, 2020 with safety measures adapted to the health recommendations.
Adapted by many Belle Époque artists, the Montparnasse neighborhood, despite the urban works around its station, still retains its charm. With its many bars, theaters, and cinemas, it remains a vibrant cultural hotspot that keeps attracting people.
The Bar à Huîtres awaits you every day from 5pm to 8pm for a friendly and original after-work program, during which you can discover molecular cocktails accompanied by a complimentary "apéritivo" plate, or enjoy oysters with a glass of wine. The choice is yours...
The Hôtel Lenox Montparnasse has been completely renovated. The architectural duo's mission was to preserve the Parisian spirit of the place while offering services worthy of a 4-star hotel.
Looking for something new this summer? You're in for a treat, as the 14th arrondissement of Paris is getting a new place to live. The name? Poinçon. Conceived by Renaud Barillet and Fabrice Martinez, already behind La Bellevilloise, it's a place to eat, share and socialize, all in a former railway station on the "petite ceinture".
L'Atelier 102 is an iconic address in the Pernety district: if you're a fan of bento and Japanese cuisine in general, we've found your new spot in the 14th arrondissement!
It’s new: in May 2019, the Fondation Giacometti inaugurates the “Giacometti Lab”, a place created in partnership with the Giacometti Institute and entirely devoted to modern art instruction and research.
From January 22 to March 24, 2019 the recently opened Institut Giacometti in Paris 14th arrondissement houses an exhibition of photographs taken by Peter Lindbergh.
Géométries Sud, du Mexique à la Terre de Feu is the beautiful exhibition to discover at the Fondation Cartier October 14, 2018 to February 24, 2019. In the rooms of the foundation, 250 works from all times offer a real immersion in geometric abstraction in Latin America.
From October 16, 2018 to January 13, 2019, curious people are invited to discover Giacometti’s work through a carte blanche given to contemporary artist Annette Messager.
Looking for magical candles? Visit La Flamme divine in the 14th arrondissement, Paris' spiritual candle bookshop. A pretty neighborhood boutique, where everything is hand-labeled.
It's official! The Alberto Giacometti Institute awaits you in the beautiful Montparnasse district. Over 350 m² dedicated to his work, in a recreation of his studio, and temporary exhibitions to discover all year round... We say yes!
Nestled in the heart of the 14th arrondissement, rue du Château, bistrot le Layon delights the taste buds of gourmets with its fresh, local and international cuisine.
Open since summer 2017 in the Pernety district, Papy aux fourneaux puts conviviality back on the plate with dishes to share for two or more around large tables. Nostalgic for family meals and lovers of French cuisine will find comfort here for their palates.
