Things to Do in Eastern Paris

Things to Do in Eastern Paris

Sights Overview
Name Category Location
 
Bercy
Tucked away south of the Gare de Lyon in the 12e arrondissement...
Neighborhoods / Streets Eastern Paris
 
Bibliothéque National François Mitterand
The National Library of France, across the sleek Simone de Beauvoir...
Libraries Eastern Paris
 
Bois de Vincennes
Like the Bois de Boulogne to the west, the lovely Vincennes Woods...
Gardens / Arboretums Eastern Paris
 
Canal St-Martin
The once-forgotten canal has morphed into one of the city's hippest...
Bodies of Water Eastern Paris
 
Cimitère du Père-Lachaise
Press a lipsticked kiss to Oscar Wilde's tombstone or bring a...
Cemeteries Eastern Paris
 
La Maison Rouge
Former gallery owner Antoine de Galbert established this art...
Museums / Galleries Eastern Paris
 
Le 104
This offbeat art space, called Le Cent Quatre, is worth the trek...
Museums / Galleries Eastern Paris
 
Marché Aligre
Place d'Aligre is home to two of Paris's best markets: the lively...
Markets / Bazaars Eastern Paris
 
Musée Edith Piaf
True fans will appreciate the tiny two-room apartment where the...
Museums / Galleries Eastern Paris
 
Opéra de la Bastille
Paris's main opera house opened its doors on July 14, 1989, to...
Arts / Performance Venues Eastern Paris
 
Parc de la Villette
This 130-acre ultramodern park was once an abattoir, but don't...
Parks Eastern Paris
 
Parc des Buttes-Chaumont
If you're tired of perfectly manicured Parisian parks with lawns...
Parks Eastern Paris
 
Pavillon de l'Arsenal
If your knowledge of Paris history is nul (negligible), stop...
Museums / Galleries Eastern Paris
 
Piscine Josephine Baker
This modern floating aquatic center, named after the much-beloved...
Architectural Sites, Pools, Spas Eastern Paris
 
Place de la Bastille
Nothing remains of the infamous Bastille prison, destroyed more...
Squares Eastern Paris
 
Viaduc des Arts/Promenade Plantée
This redbrick viaduct was once a train line to the Bastille...
Stores / Malls Eastern Paris
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