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Learn something new on a walk from the chocolate museum to behind the scenes of the Eiffel Tower? Unusual discoveries – underground in the catacombs, or up in the air in a moored balloon? A spin in a 2CV around the Paris of the French comic books?

Sites charged with history, just a stone's throw from the capital, come alive with shows for the general public, while Mickey and Asterix entice you into their own attractions, French gardens are roused by the sound of rock concerts, and tigers, giraffes and sharks can be seen up close...

Specific programmes, remarkable educational tools, free access... Everything you need to allow you to benefit from the treasures of Paris and its region can be found in the new Paris Family guide.

 

More infos : www.nouveau-paris-ile-de-france.fr 

 

 

Between 1530 and 1540, Giovanni Battista di Jacopo (1494-1540), nicknamed Rosso Fiorentino, created several pieces for Fontainebleau. Only one of the pieces has survived, which can be found in the Francis I Gallery. Here, original decorative ideas are developed - above sculpted wood panelling fresco paintings are set in a prominent framework, combining stucco and paint.

 

Le roi et l’artiste exhibition evokes the major meeting of Italian aesthetics and French art with over one hundred works from the 16^th century that were inspired by the Francis I Gallery.

 

Opening hours : 

Wednesday to Sunday from 9:30 am to 6 pm.
Last entry 45 mn prior to closing. 
Closed on Tuesdays and on 05.1

Information : 01 1 60 71 50 70  / www.chateaudefontainebleau.fr

 

 

Discover the genius of the director of Sous le Soleil de Satan (Under the Sun of Satan), Nous ne vieillirons pas ensemble (We Won't Grow Old Together), A nos Amours (To our loves), Police and, of course, Van Gogh.

 

Showcasing a collection of posters, archives, costumes, photographs, films and especially drawings and paintings recently contributed to La Cinémathèque française by his wife, Sylvie Pialat, this exhibition retraces the entire career of Maurice Pialat, from his first love, painting, which he started in the early 40s, to his last film, Le Garçu, released in 1995.

 

Info : www.cinematheque.fr








La Cinémathèque française - Musée du Cinéma

Opening times : 
12pm-7pm from Monday to Saturday.
10am-8pm on Sundays.
Closed on Tuesdays, on 01.1, on 05.1, on 12.25 and for the first three weeks in August.