The musical Notre-Dame de Paris was inspired by Victor Hugo’s novel.The musical was written by Luc Plamondon, who is also responsible for the musical “Starmania”.The play was first performed on September 16, 1998 in Paris, also at the Palais des Congrès.In 2024, Luc Plamondon decided to celebrate the 25th anniversary of his work, and returned to the Palais des Congrès, where it all began.The musical has been adapted in seven other languages, including English, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Korean, Dutch and Polish.Notre-Dame de Paris has become THE benchmark for French musicals.The musical’s cast includes Garou, Hélène Ségara, Patrick Fiori and Julie Zenatti.Date: until January 07, 2024Location: Palais des Congrès de Paris.Address: Place de la Porte Maillot 75017 Paris.Access: Metro line 1 station Porte Maillot.RER C station Porte Maillot.Bus 73 station Porte Maillot Palais des Congrès.Price: from €38

The ephemeral Marie Arm nautical base has just arrived and will run until 03 September 2023. Every Sunday, you’ll be able to paddle aboard a canoe or kayak a canoe or kayak on the Seine, opposite Ile Saint-Louis. It promises to be a hot summer in Paris, and there’s no better way to cool down. cool off. The nautical base of Bras Marie is the perfect place to admire the heart of the capital. Located opposite the Île Saint-Louis, you can take canoes and kayaks every Sunday, all free of charge. A stroll along the Seine in the sunshine is a great way to (re)discover the architectural architectural wonders of the City of Light. For unforgettable Sundays, the canoe and kayak facilities are available to 15-year-olds and over, free of charge! free of charge! Minors must be accompanied by an adult.   Date: every Sunday until September 03, 2023. Location: Base nautique du Bras Marie Address: 68-74 quai de la Rapée 75012 Paris Price: Free of charge. Access: Metro line 5, Quai de la Rapée station.

Come and discover or rediscover the legendary ballet of Swan Lake, adapted for the pleasure of young and old.

This exhibition gives us the opportunity to dream about a crossroads of civilizations, in the heart of Central Asia, in Uzbekistan, where the names of Samarkand and Bukhara resonate. But many other commercial oases in this country have revealed works that are now classified as World Heritage sites.

The Centre Georges Pompidou is holding a retrospective exhibition devoted to Gérard Garouste, one of the most important contemporary French painters, born in 1946, who is a figurationist without concession.

On their heads, on their backs, on their shoulders, at arm’s length or close to them, for centuries they have carried children, transported wood, water, food, bricks or mountains of cotton.