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XiaoLongKan

Food > Chinese- 6.50-15 euros

Hotpot is one of the most popular dishes in China. In the middle of the table is the pot with the boiling spicy soup and around the pot all kinds of raw ingredients which you then cook yourself in the spicy soup. The Asian decoration of this restaurant is simply superb. Well cared for, it is a change of scenery as soon as you walk through the front door. Sculptures, fountains, plants, everything has been designed to make you travel. This creates a diverse and new dining experience. Come and immerse yourself in an authentic little China. You can sit down with several people to experience the experience of Chinese fondue.

Coya

Food > World cuisine- 8-33 euros

COYA was born from the spirit of adventure. In 2012, culinary chef Sanjay Dwivedi went on a year-long food tour of Latin America in search of the most exciting flavors of contemporary international cuisine. He found what he was looking for in Peru where there is Inca heritage and a passionate culinary culture. Spanish, Japanese and Chinese influences mingle with ingredients found nowhere else in the world for a truly unique experience. Meet tequila's cousin, pisco! At COYA, they infuse it, use it in their cocktails and drink it straight. But what is pisco and how is it made? Flavors from elsewhere that give the impression of an immersive culinary journey.

Dr. Donuts

Food > Snack / Breakfast- 4-20 euros

A little landmark for gourmets and lovers of Homer Simpson's favorite pastries. These donuts are homemade and cooked on site. A wide range of products, each as original as the next, will introduce you to the world of this pastry. Let yourself be tempted by the story of Dr. Donuts and have it delivered directly to your home via their e-shop!

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Maison Deyrolle

Experiences > Museum- 10-300 euros

The most surprising cabinet of curiosities in Paris! Since 1831, Maison Deyrolle has excelled in the art of taxidermy. The shop presents an incredible number of stuffed animals and insects...to discover with wide eyes or to take home.Add to that the building that houses the shop, a private mansion commissioned in the mid-18th century by Samuel-Jacques Bernard , son of Louis XIV's banker, and you will understand why the Deyrolle store is a place not to be missed during a walk in the Saint-Germain-des-Près district! Describing itself as a "cabinet of curiosities", you will You will discover several mammals - including some impressive pieces (lion, bear) -, stuffed birds, collections of insects, and even other more curious objects such as shells, corals or crustaceans.

Théâtre de Nesle - large hall: Roberto Zucco

Shows > Theatre- 13-24 euros

Roberto Zucco is a play by Bernard-Marie Koltès written in 1988, inspired by real events. It caused a huge scandal at the time, because it was based on real and tragic events. Roberto Zucco, a dangerous criminal, escapes from prison the very evening of his arrest. Then begins a crazy, hectic, breathless run. Sometimes violent, sometimes touching, this flamboyant character will surprise all the protagonists who cross his path. No one will come out unscathed, because this hero, with a sharp lucidity, acts like a revealing mirror which draws those who rub shoulders with him towards an often mortal truth. In his flight towards the light, he defeats death and the sordid world and glaucous that surrounds it.

Vogue Paris, 1920-2020 - Palais Galliera, fashion museum of the City of Paris

Culture > Exhibition - 14 euros

For this autumn-winter season, the museum has decided to pay tribute to Vogue magazine, which celebrated its hundredth anniversary in 2020. The exhibition also looks back on its emblematic editors such as Edmonde Charles-Roux, Francine Crescent and Carine Roitfeld and her cult photographers Newton, Lindbergh, Testino, Inez & Vinoodh only on the most famous faces that have made its headlines like Kate Moss, Catherine Deneuve or the fashion designers (Yves Saint Laurent, Karl Lagerfeld, etc.) that it has highlighted throughout their careers... This are some 400 photographic works, illustrations, magazines, documents, films, haute couture and ready-to-wear models which are exhibited to retrace its history and its infinite impact on fashion. In parallel with this highly anticipated exhibition, the museum is organizing a journey on its own history which is accessible with this entrance ticket. What to have a nice overview of the evolution of this whole universe in one visit!

Museum of Decorative Arts: Cartier and the arts of Islam. At the sources of modernity;

Culture > Exhibition - 14 euros

The Musée des Arts Décoratifs presents “Cartier and the Arts of Islam. At the sources of modernity", co-produced by the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Paris and the Dallas Museum of Art, with the exceptional collaboration of the Louvre Museum and the support of Maison Cartier. This exhibition shows the influences of the arts of Islam on the production of jewelery and precious objects by the Maison de haute joaillerie, from the beginning of the 20th century to the present day. More than 500 pieces – jewels and objects from Maison Cartier, masterpieces of Islamic art, drawings, books, photographs and archival documents – trace the origin of this interest in oriental motifs. in particular on the Parisian context of the time and the figures of Louis and Jacques Cartier, grandsons of the founder, who played a significant role in the birth of a new aesthetic marked by modernity.

The Fridge Comedy: Alex Fredo in Bijou

Shows > Stand-up - Free

He tells us about himself, his journey, all with a lot of music and sensitivity. A clever mix of cynicism and poetry that will make you die of laughter, adept at sarcasm and self-mockery that he is: “As you can see, I am the son of Ramzy and Michel Berger”

Picasso and Rodin Museums: Picasso - Rodin

Culture > Exhibition - 11-14 euros

The exhibition invites a cross-reading of the works of Rodin (1840-1917) and Picasso (1881-1973), these two great artists who had a lasting effect on the artistic practices of their time for generations to come. It is not a question of showing what Picasso borrowed from Rodin, but rather of examining the significant convergences that appear between Rodin's work and several periods of Picasso's production. This cross-reading of their works is available in different chapters on the two places, at the Rodin museum on the one hand through the crisis of the representation of the beginning of the 20th century, and at the Picasso museum on the other hand in the creative processes implemented by the two artists. At different times and in different contexts, Rodin and Picasso participate in a decisive articulation of history and this is undoubtedly one of the keys to their similarities. In their own way, they invent a new mode of representation, expressionist in Rodin , cubist at Picasso. For Rodin, as for Picasso, the studio is a privileged space for experimenting with forms and materials. Serial work, fragmentation, assembly, diversion are all unique and innovative approaches. The work of the artist in perpetual motion, explores a motif in constant metamorphosis.

The Olympia: Franglish

Shows > Musical Show - 35 euros

In 2019, Franglish established itself as the revelation of the year. Two years ago, he released his first digital EP "Signature", an urban pop inspired by African and American cultures, which he presented to audiences across France during the first parts of Dadju's G20 TOUR. His music videos (C'est plus l'heure, Bébé na Bébé..) have accumulated more than 92 million views on YouTube and his first album "MONSIEUR" was released in April 2019. In June 2020, success was at rendezvous with “Mood”, his brand new EP containing featurings with Leto, Tiakola, Tony Lanez or even Abu Debeing!

The Stars: DIBLO DIBALA

Shows > Musical Show - 30.20 euros

Diblo Dibala is a guitarist, songwriter and composer. He became known to the Congolese public from Paris where he settled in 1981. He contributed to the success of the album "Iyole" recorded with Kanda Bongo Man, his former colleague in the Bella Mambo orchestra of Kinshasa. Before coming to Paris, he played in Franco Luambo's Tout-puissant OK Jazz orchestra. In Paris, Diblo also plays with another great representative of the soukous, Pepe Kalle. In the mid-1980s, he founded the group Loketo with singer Aurlus Mabele. But a few years later, he chose to leave for new adventures and formed Matchatcha, the group that accompanies him until today. In 1992, he collaborated with the Dominican artist, Juan Luis Guerra. Together, they notably recorded the hit song El costo de la vida, a merengue-soukous, then part of the Fogaraté album. Nicknamed "Machine Gun", Diblo Dibala impresses with his dexterity, precision and speed on the guitar.