Location: Bercy
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Top 10 Things to do in Bercy, Ile-de-France
Lingering over pain au chocolat in a sidewalk café, relaxing after a day of strolling along the Seine and marveling at icons like the Eiffel Tower and the Arc de Triomphe… the perfect Paris experience combines leisure and liveliness with enough time to savor both an exquisite meal and exhibits at the Louvre. Awaken your spirit at Notre Dame, bargain hunt at the Marché aux Puces de Montreuil or for goodies at the Marché Biologique Raspail, then cap it all off with a risqué show at the Moulin Rouge.
Restaurants in Paris
1. Paris Photo Tours
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5.0 based on 48 reviews
We provide guided tours of the most picturesque areas of the city of lights as well as private portrait sessions.Let us help you bring back unique photos from your trip to Paris!
2. Yves Rocher
3. Unleash Escape
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5.0 based on 91 reviews
Come live an unprecedented narrative adventure of 75mn and explore the fascinating worlds of famous writers!
4. Parc de Bercy
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4.5 based on 216 reviews
Reviewed By abdulm96 - Chicago, United States
We found this park just walking and entering. It was a great experience and my daughter had a blast, especially looking at the fishes in the pond. This is a big park and you need time to explore all the sides. We need to go back and explore other parts of park. There is a lot to spend time. There are bathrooms, swings, places to sit and enjoy lunch or just have a nice picnic. I think I didn't even know about this before, but it was great to find it. I hope you do enjoy it!
5. Dammann Freres - Bercy Village
6. Musee des Arts Forains
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4.5 based on 1,395 reviews
The Pavillons de Bercy-Musée des Arts Forains house one of the largest collections of entertainment and fairground art's objects. They are located in ancient wine warehouses built by a Gustave Eiffel apprentice in the end of the 19th century. Discover the site and its four venues: Théatre du Merveilleux (Thetre of Marvels), Salons Vénitiens (Venetian Rooms), Théâtre de Verdure (Vegetal outdoor area) and the Musée des Arts Forains (Museum àof Fairground Art), all displayed with themes such as Cabinet of curiosities, Venetian carnival, Extraordinary gardens and funfairs of the Belle Epoque (End of the 19th century). This private museum is opende throughout the year, only by apointement in order to experiment the spirit of the place in a lively and participative tour. The guides takes the visitor on an out of time journey, enables them to ride carousels and listen to an automaton show. The Pavillons de Bercy are opened to visit throughout the year only by appointment. And exceptionnally without booking twice a year during the European Heritage Days and Festival du Merveilleux. All the venues can also be rented for private events.
Reviewed By gaycoupleSuffolk
this amazing collection of antique carousel and fairground attractions is real treasure chest of goodies. Of interest to all ages it really is a step back in time and all beautifully presented and laid out in stunning wine warehouses a few metro sops from the centre of Paris It is a working museum with the opportunity to see, hear, touch and ride on some magical fairground rides but more than that as totally unique and artistically presented. The tours are conducted in French but the lovely, passionate staff (Libere) really do help explain and include English speaking visitors. The website does not do it justice and it is important to book in advance. This wonderful collection deserves way more publicity as a great alternative to some of the busier and stuffy museums and tourist attractions - do go and see for yourself and come away smiling 16 francs for 2 hours of fun - no-brainer thank you and well done to the owners for saving such unique works of art and history - bon chance
7. Passerelle Simone-de-Beauvoir
8. Comfort Cars
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4.5 based on 113 reviews
Transportation company in France arranging airport private transfers in all types of cars (from standard to luxury), private tours and excursions.
Reviewed By JamesChesher - Aberdeen, United Kingdom
Great car service for getting into Paris from CDG. Friendly courteous driver met us inside. Huge minivan, very clean stocked with water and apples to eat. Double points for accepting a booking after office hours after I forgot to call them... thanks for making our holiday hassle free! Good music on the stereo too.
9. La Cinematheque Francaise
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4.0 based on 235 reviews
Mythical Items and costumes from the movies : Indispensable!Since 2005, this "House of movies" is settled in the Bercy's Gardens in a building designed by Frank O. Gehry.It offers three screening theatres, a museum, two major rooms for exhibitions, a library, a book store, and a restaurant.All the information about the programs is available on the website. It is possible to buy tickets on line. Open daily except on Tuesdays
Reviewed By VictoriaQueue - Boston, United States
I went to the Cinematheque a few times when I was in Paris: to see the current exhibition (on Chris Marker), to see the film museum, and to view a couple films. Entry to the Cinematheque building is free (and there is free wi-fi), and there is security at the door. Prices are clearly stated on the website, and I found them reasonable: € 6.50 per film screening, € 12 for entry to both the museum and the exhibition (or € 11 for just the exhibition). Restrooms are plentiful and accessible, though in the museum and exhibition hall they are almost hidden in corners. The Marker exhibit was the main event, and it was truly phenomenal. There were personal artifacts, film artifacts, screenings, and even interactive areas. There was some English information given, but the vast majority is in French (which is to be expected? mine is middling at best, but translation apps are your friend to dive deep). I spent about 3 hours there, and could have spent a full day between the items and the films running. The museum is neat - lots of old cameras and pre-film optical toys - but it is lots of objects and little text. This is great if you enjoy film history and can kind of contextualize things yourself, but you would likely not enjoy it so much without that background (or if you don't speak French). The screening rooms felt like a nicer version of a university meeting room, with no windows and surprisingly comfortable seats. Seating is first come, first serve. All in all, this is a wonderful institution with a good variety of exhibits and films. Check the calendar before you go, and make sure there is something you want to see, and if there is you'll have a great time.
10. Bercy Village
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4.0 based on 645 reviews
Reviewed By magbillw
Plenty of choice for meals. We stayed at the in ibis 2 mins away so very convenient. Metro line close by was easy to use. Whilst it could have been a more authentic experience staying nearer the centre of Paris, bercy village provided a less expensive alternative. Would be good for the less experienced traveller.
