From the owner: 100% multimédia Le Cube et un espace culturel de la ville d'Issy-les-Moulineaux, entièrement dédié…read moreà la création numérique. Ce centre, créé en septembre 2001, est animé et géré par Art3000 et il bénéficie le soutien du Ministère de la Culture et de la Communication. Un des rendez-vous annuels auquel participe activement Le Cube est la Fête de l'Internet, avec des expositions, rencontres et débats.

From the owner: Nos objectifs : -…read moreAssurer un programme d'expositions internationales de qualité. - Contribuer aux grands débats autour de la société civile, l'économie sociale, les fondations, l'Europe et la culture en assurant un programme de conférences d'excellence. - Soutenir la diffusion de la langue portugaise en France et dans le monde, en assurant l'importance des fonds de sa Bibliothèque et en proposant un programme de conférences et débats.

If you are a fan of professional tennis, then you will really enjoy the Tennis Museum at Roland…read moreGarros. The museum exhibits (as of July 2015) trace the history of tennis, tennis in France, the French Open, and the ever evolving equipment and sportswear over the last 120+ years. I also highly recommend the guided "behind the scenes" tour of Stade Roland Garros, which includes a walk through the press room, players locker rooms, and centre court. They have tours in English and French, so it's a good idea to call ahead and reserve a sport for the tour you want. Our English speaking tour guide was great!

From the owner: Choisissez une carte ! Le Musée français de la Carte est unique en France. Une mise en scéne…read moreoriginale et ludique permet de suivre un parcours au rythme des siècles passés, des cultures, des arts décoratifs, de l'univers des joueurs aux créations artistiques. Une autre galerie évoque la vie de la ville. Le musée propose par ailleurs un large éventail d'animation comme des conférences, des iniations aux règles de jeux. Des spectacles de magie ont lieu un dimanche par mois.

A few tips: Only the Maison La Roche half is visitable…read more You have to ring the bell for entry. You need to wear disposable booties. No touching or leaning on the walls or furniture. Villa Savoye has a much better gift shop.

a mandatory visit for any architect. consists of two…read morebuildings at the end of a cul-de-sac, Maison La Roche (which is the museum) and Maison Jeanneret (hosting now the foundation's administration) and has arguably the largest collection of le corbusier documents, drawings, photographs, paintings, etc. corbu himself established the foundation as sole girator of his works. they not only host the artwork and documents he left them but also have decision power for any renovations of his buildings (see the current ronchamp addition controversy) it was closed for renovations a few years ago but should probably be open by now.

It was nice…read more Eventhough we came here on a closed event, there were a few numbers that they performed. They were sassy, funny and entertaining. I dont know if they have a dinner show often but in this case that's what we had. The catering company was diligent about appetizers and bread, however, dinner did take a bit too long to arrive. Also on the down side there was no option to purchase extra wine since only a bottle of red per table was provided. (6 people). It was a bit disappointing but maybe next year I will try a regular presentation.

From the owner: Cirque Bormann - Spectacle & Arts du Cirqueread more