From the owner: Un ancien atelier au parfum résolument vintage reconverti en espace d'évènements, de création et…read mored'expositions contemporaines. La cartonnerie est un lieu disponible à la location pour des événements, des séminaires,des tournages, des shooting photo, des réceptions et des cocktail déjeunatoire. Le lieu est ouvert au public uniquement lors d'événements organisé par nos partenaires. Adaptées à chacune de vos exigences, nos prestations s'appuient sur une solide expertise et un vaste réseau de professionnels particulièrement créatifs. Direction artistique, conseil et conception Régie technique (son, lumière et vidéo) Scénographie, mise en scène Animations évènementielles Décoration et accessoirisation personnalisées Régie Générale (sécurité, traiteur, agent d'accueil) Captation vidéo et service photo

From the owner: Temple du commerce Napoléon Ier commanda en 1808 ce palais, oeuvre de l'architecte Brongniart, dans…read morelequel la Bourse s'installa en 1826. Ceinturé d'un grand péristyle de colonnes corinthiennes, l'édifice témoigne du néo-classicisme de l'Empire. Les perrons d'accès sont ornés de statues allégoriques représentant la Justice, le Commerce, l'Industrie et l'Agriculture. Il émane de cet ensemble une grande majesté venant contraster avec l'animation voisine des Grands Boulevard.

Mango shots were delicious and Noisette is the best bar tender so lovely…read more Would deffo recommend to spend a night in the bar , she make it look easy glam diva

Yes, stay here. The price is right for the accommodation…read moreyou're getting, and the staff is great. I've read some pretty concerning reviews before coming here and thought the worst but was glad to find out that it was a decent hostel in an unassuming neighborhood, with reasonable amenities, and everything you need in shouting distance. The Generator is located in a neighborhood in the 10th that I'd not had the pleasure of going to in my 10 years visiting France, but once I'd gotten used to it- it was a nice calm little place. The neighborhood surrounding the Generator heading into the 19th though - isn't safe for young or new travelers. Hoards of homeless people are littered under the bridge, and it can be a pretty chaotic neighborhood. The people themselves are pleasant enough, just stay to yourself. The drinks were heavy, the bar downstairs was nice and lively. The shower rooms, toilets, and beds were what you can expect from a constantly rotating line of people. It's not top notch, it's not bottom rung. The cleaning staff was in daily, maintenance came directly both times I requested (for the shower, and a clogged toilet). The maintenance crew for the toilet came a total of 4 times. I stayed in a room of 8, Most of the ladies were great, but some need reminders when checking in about how to be kind in a large hostel room. Some came in at 2a when I needed to rise at 5a and made a tremendous amount of noise. Be mindful when booking, or reviewing that you're staying in a hostel with an AMAZING amount of turn over, they may need more staff, but what they do have is keeping up quite well.

From the owner: Équipement de la Ville de Paris, le Carreau du Temple est un lieu culturel, sportif et événementiel…read moredédié aux modes de vie et aux nouveaux usages urbains.

Parc et Grande Halle de la Villette sits at the north end of Paris, France. The setting was very…read morefuturistic looking. My former love and I went to the Geode and saw the film "Sky Dance" which was about a pair of pilots flying around France, over the various landmarks and famous sites. The screen is in a circular dome of 360 degrees with good sound system for the effects made me, in particular, feel like I were actually in the pilot's seat flying the plane. Sadly, there were no English subtitles thus I constantly whispered into his ear for a translation which annoyed him very much as he was trying to pay attention to the movie. I recommend Parc et Grande Halle de la Villette for children.

Great venue for Paris Pitchfork that I go to each year. It's nicely laid out actually for one so…read morebig. Inside they use both stages on opposite sides to useful effect and the space is as grand as the name. A llvely place for music and even walkable to part of town to stay.

A great place to experience a night out in Paris, especially as a starting point - as it closes at…read more2am if you're down for a big night out go early (the line gets really long) then head on over to Pigalle for a late one. My friends and I used to come here quite often and loved it - but of late it's a bit more crowded which tends to ruin the relaxed vibe. However, if you've never been I would recommend a one time visit (at least)! Whilst it can be expensive when you and a group of friends each buy drinks - it's better to buy the bottle of thier specialty punch, to share, which tastes great (rum based and I'm not even a rum fan) and is super strong and goes down easily (so be warned).

Such a cool place! Loved all the decor and the vibes. Dinner was great- portions were the biggest…read morewe had the entire time we were in Paris. Then we went to the bar for a post-dinner drink, which was a fun vibe! Next time will come for brunch!