Discovering the nuggets of the 93

The Musée de l’Air et de l’Espace at Le Bourget is a unique site for aviation and space enthusiasts. Through an impressive collection of aircraft, rockets and models, it traces the history of aeronautics and space missions.

The museum is a true adventure in the sky, with exhibits from the earliest flights to those of today, as well as events linked to the latest innovations in the space field. A captivating place to discover human exploits in the air and in space. A magical place for young and old alike, which will awaken the vocations of future pilots and astronauts.

La Cité Fertile in Pantin is a former industrial site transformed into a cultural and eco-responsible space. This unique venue invites visitors to discover artistic installations, take part in open-air events and stroll through eco-responsible markets.

A perfect blend of alternative culture and conviviality, Cité Fertile is a space where creativity and ecology meet. It’s an ideal place to escape, relax and enjoy an inspiring and lively setting. Numerous events and local initiatives await you to awaken your senses and nourish your spirit.

The Mémorial de la Shoah in Drancy is a moving place located on a historic World War II site, used as a transit point for deportees. The museum pays tribute to the victims of the Holocaust through poignant exhibitions and historical testimonies.

It is an essential place for understanding the memory of the Shoah and for raising awareness of the importance of peace among future generations. The memorial is a site for reflection, remembrance and transmission, and an invitation to preserve collective memory. An essential place for anyone wishing to understand the impact of these tragic events.

Les Murs à Pêches de Montreuil is a unique site combining nature and history. This former orchard, now an urban ecosystem, is the perfect place for a quiet stroll away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

It’s a sanctuary of greenery and a testament to local heritage. Les Murs à Pêches offers a peaceful setting in which to recharge your batteries and discover the rich history of Montreuil through a preserved natural area. A true interlude of calm and nature in the heart of the city.

The Musée du chemin de fer et du train in Rosny-sous-Bois is a true immersion in the history of rail transport. Housed in the town’s historic railway station, it features an impressive collection of old trains, models and objects linked to the evolution of the railways.

This interactive museum allows visitors to relive the major stages in the development of the railroad, while discovering the historical impact of the train on industrialization. It’s a fascinating place not only for train enthusiasts, but also for the whole family wishing to learn more about railway heritage. A real window on the history of transport that will delight young and old alike.

The Puces de Montreuil, one of the capital’s biggest flea markets, is a treasure trove for bargain hunters. This lively and colorful place is brimming with vintage items, unusual objects and handcrafted creations. Every weekend, this lively market attracts the curious and flea market enthusiasts.

The Puces de Montreuil is the perfect place to discover rare and original objects, while enjoying the festive and friendly atmosphere of the neighborhood. If you love unearthing treasures, this is the place for an exploration full of surprises.

Le Trianon in Romainville is a major cultural venue and the city’s artistic heartbeat. It hosts a rich and varied program, ranging from live music concerts to contemporary art exhibitions, theatrical performances and participatory events.

This dynamic, modern, multi-purpose venue has become a veritable crossroads for creators, artists and the public, whether locals or visitors from further afield. The atmosphere is both friendly and stimulating, offering everyone a unique and immersive cultural experience.