Where to climb in paris

Gravity Sports : initiations au breaking, à l'escalade et au skateboard à Beaugrenelle

Gravity Sports: breaking, climbing and skateboarding at Beaugrenelle

From June 16 to July 9, 2023, a new work of art will be installed in the Beaugrenelle shopping center, featuring sport and art. On the program: sporting initiations in breaking, skateboarding and climbing!

Vertical'Art Rungis, a place to discover !

More than a climbing gym in Rungis, Vertical'Art wants to be a real place of life and cohesion. The Vertical'Art Rungis team is waiting for you on more than 1700m2 to make you discover bouldering !

Vertical’Art Paris Chevaleret, la plus grande salle de bloc de Paris

Vertical Art Chevaleret, the largest bouldering room in Paris

In addition to a state-of-the-art climbing gym in the heart of the 13th arrondissement, Vertical'Art also offers many facilities, such as a sauna, a strength training room and a bar, which hosts many not-to-be-missed events. Come and work out in a warm atmosphere, only 100 meters from Station F!

Blocbuster, the family-friendly climbing gym for young and old, in Versailles

Blocbuster is a concept of climbing gyms that already has three in the Ile-de-France region: the first one in La Défense, the second one in Courbevoie and finally, the last one in Versailles, known for being particularly kid-friendly with its children's areas where you can spend the whole day, from 3 years old!

HAPIK, the climbing and adventure gym in Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines

Opened in December 2022, HAPIK is the new super fun climbing gym, where you can come and let off steam with your family, your friends for your birthday or your colleagues during a team building session.

Sport Hostel, la première auberge de jeunesse sportive de l'UCPA à Paris

Sport Hostel, UCPA's first sports youth hostel in Paris

UCPA has opened a unique place between a youth hostel and a sports multiplex in Paris, in the 19th district. The opportunity for travelers to sleep and do sports in the same place, in a friendly environment.

Climb Up ouvre la plus grande salle d'escalade indoor d'Europe à Aubervilliers

Climb Up opens Europe's largest indoor climbing gym in Aubervilliers

The Climb Up network of climbing gyms has just opened Europe's largest indoor climbing gym, with an extraordinary 5,000 m2 complex dedicated to climbing and climbing leisure activities, in Aubervilliers.

Le Triangle, nouvelle salle d'escalade de bloc à Bercy Village

Le Triangle, bouldering gym in Bercy Village

Feel like climbing? The new Le Triangle climbing gym invites climbers to scale bouldering walls in Bercy Village, in the 12th arrondissement. Inside, there's a dedicated children's area, and you can even finish your session with a trip to the sauna. So, shall we go climbing?

Arkose Didot, la nouvelle salle d'escalade du 14e, lieu de vie éco-responsable

Arkose Didot, the 14th arrondissement's eco-responsible climbing gym

Between Porte d'Orléans and Porte de Vanves, in the 14th arrondissement of Paris, Arkose inaugurates its new Didot space. This hybrid eco-responsible living space features an 830 m2 blockpark surrounded by a veritable urban jungle. The perfect place to forget the dreariness of Paris!

Climbing District, the climbing gym of Batignolles in Paris

In the heart of the trendy Batignolles district, in the 17th arrondissement of Paris, enjoy the Climbing District climbing gym. With its three outward-facing rooms and innovative connected wall, the space has been designed as a true living space dedicated to climbing enthusiasts of all levels!

Climb Up, la plus grande salle d'escalade de France ouvre à Paris - nos photos

Climb Up, the biggest climbing gym in France opens in Paris - our photos

Climb Up, one of France's biggest indoor climbing gyms, is located on the Avenue de la Porte d'Italie in the 13th arrondissement. A huge, brand-new complex designed as a real living space, it's sure to satisfy all climbing and bouldering enthusiasts.

Paris: Alexis Landot has climbed the Montparnasse Tower

Climbing the Montparnasse Tower with bare hands, this is the challenge 21-year-old Alexis Landot has taken up, in only 49 minutes. Even though this climb prepared for 5 months is an exploit for some, it remains a crime; Alexis Landot is sued for jeopardizing people’s lives.