Top Places for Art and Cultural Activities in Paris

  1. Archeological Crypt Of The Parvis Of Notre-dame Image
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    Church

    Also famous as Archaeological Crypt of the Parvis of Notre-Dame, Archeological crypt of the île de la Cité is home to architectural remains from the bygone years. Nestled beneath Notre-Dame Cathedral, the site provides visitors insights about Paris’s architectural innovation makes for an interesting visit. Some major points of interest here include Lutetia’s docking por...Read more
  2. Paroisse Saint-julien-le-pauvre Image
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    Church

    The Romanesque style catholic church dating back to the 12th century, Saint-Julien-le-Pauvre is one of the oldest churches in the city and a must visit especially for the art lovers. The harpies at the South columns, a paving stone, an iconostasis, and 12th-century buttresses are significant architectural features of the church. Host to various classical music concerts, the church is nestled ad...Read more
  3. Cathedrale Saint-alexandre-nevsk

    Church, Architecture

    Alexander Nevsky Cathedral is the first Russian orthodox place of worship in France. It was established in 1861. You will get to see the influence of the Russian architectural style that is rarely found in Paris. The interiors are richly decorated with religious images, and shades of red and gold dominate the walls. Do stop by to explore this hidden gem in Paris when you are in the neighborhood...Read more
  4. Gaite Lyrique

    Art Gallery

    Gaite Lyrique is a cultural center that combines digital arts and modern music with an auditorium and a library. Even though it was established in 2010, it is built on the site of the former Theatre de la Gaite dating back to the 1860s. Different halls make sure that concerts, workshops, talks, as well as film screenings, are hosted regularly. A separate space for an art gallery lets you explor...Read more
  5. Protestant Church Of The Oratory Of The Louvre

    Church, Religious Site

    The Protestant church of the Oratory of the Louvre is one of the historic places of worship in Paris. Founded in 1611 but completed in 1745, this church has witnessed the French Revolution when the decor was looted, and all the religious events were forcibly closed. But it was reformed in the 1810s and has been one of the most peaceful places of worship ever since. Its detailed architecture is ...Read more
  6. Les Frigos Building

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    Les Frigos Building

    Art And Culture

    If you admire art, the Les Frigos Building is the perfect place for you to explore. Located in the global center for art, fashion, gastronomy and culture, Paris, France, this building is an Arts organization an artistic site for production and creation that sees a majority of artists visiting from the world. An ideal place to explore and experience with your family, friends or especially with t...Read more
  7. Saint Merry Catholic Church

    Church, Religious Site

    Constructed between 1500 and 1550, the Saint Merry Catholic Church is a 16th-century Gothic style parish church nestled beautifully along the Rue Saint Martin street. Housing the oldest church bell of Paris and a splendid 18th-century organ, the church is a historically significant one. Host to free weekly concerts attracting various Parisians, the church also hosts visual arts exhibitions thro...Read more
  8. American Cathedral In Paris

    Church, Religious Site

    American Cathedral in Paris is located in the 8th arrondissement of the city. It was originally known as the Cathedral Church of the Holy Trinity and is considered to be one of the oldest English-speaking churches in Paris. Its history dates back to the 1830s and has been designated as the Monument Historique. The structure we see today was designed by English architects Arthur E. Street as wel...Read more
  9. Paroisse Saint Lambert De Vaugirard

    Church, Religious Site

    Designed by the French architect Claude Naissant, Paroisse Saint-Lambert de Vaugirard is a beautiful Catholic church located amidst the remarkable buildings of Gerbert Street. Featuring neo-Romanesque style of architecture, the church was built under Benedictine monks between 1848 and 1856. A quick stop while exploring the 15th arrondissement of Paris, Saint-Lambert Church of Vaugirard is a spi...Read more
  10. Eglise Saint-augustin

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    Eglise Saint-augustin

    Church, Religious Site

    Built in the 1860s in the 8th arrondissement of Paris, Église Saint-Augustin is a beautiful Catholic church that combines Romanesque and Tuscan Gothic architectural features. The stained glass windows portraying first-century martyrs and bishops, along with numerous paintings and sculptors adorn the beautiful interiors of the church. Designed by the French architect Victor Baltard, this ...Read more
  11.  Eglise Saint-Leu-Saint-Gilles De Paris

    Church, Religious Site

    A Roman Catholic church looked up to with great respect because of housing Empress Saint Helena’s relics since 1819, Église Saint-Leu-Saint-Gilles de Paris is a listed monument of historic value by the French Ministry of Culture. With origins dating back to 1235, this parish church has undergone various renovations and is a classic example of the Gothic style of architecture. While...Read more
  12. Villa La Roche

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    Villa La Roche

    Art Gallery

    Maison La Roche, once a private residence, has been converted into a museum and an art gallery today. It was built in the 1920s for a Swiss banker and art collector Raoul La Roche. The famous Swiss-French architect Le Corbusier along with Pierre Jeanneret designed this house. Today, it has an extensive collection of thousands of drawings, paintings, plans, and written and photographic archives ...Read more
  13. American Church In Paris

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    American Church In Paris

    Church, Religious Site

    Host to varying events throughout the year, the American Church in Paris is the premier American Church outside the United States. Located in the 7th arrondissement of Paris, the church dates back to 1814 and provides three services every Sunday including the weekly communion service, the traditional service, and the contemporary service. The church building showcases 15th-century Gothic archit...Read more
  14. Le 104

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    Le 104

    Art And Culture

    Le 104 is a socio-cultural center, opened for artists and public all around the world. This place is designed by the famous director José-Manuel Gonçalvès to make it a platform for collaborative artistic presentation. It allows the presentation of popular, demanding and contemporary programs and also gives the chance to the upcoming artists including child artists to repres...Read more
  15. Les Deux Plateaux

    Art And Culture

    An attractive art installation resting in Palais Royal, Les Deux Plateaux is the work of the French conceptual artist Daniel Buren made between 1985 and 1986. Accused of being unsuitable, the installation is surrounded by stunning gardens and open spaces making it well worth a visit. Located on a former parking lot, the columns of the installation feature black and white stripes and people are ...Read more