Established in 1984 by Jack Lang, the Journées du Patrimoine (Heritage Days) aim to highlight the richness, diversity and eccentricity of the cultural jewels that surround us. During this special weekend, numerous sites open their doors to the public, enabling us to share these beauties and our common history with as many people as possible.
The Journées du Patrimoine are also an opportunity to shine the spotlight on little-known places. In Paris and the Ile-de-France region, there are many hidden gems , sometimes right under our noses! That's why a number of cultural players are committed to helping us (re)discover our city's neighborhoods. Thought you knew everything about Montmartre? Prepare to be surprised...
On September 21 and 22, 2024, the café littéraire Le Petit Ney will be offering free strolls through the streets of the Montmartre district. The café, located on avenue de la Porte Montparnasse, symbolizes the festive and artistic spirit of this small corner of Paris: local residents take it in turns to run this cultural and friendly venue, for the enjoyment of all.
For the Journées du Patrimoine, the café is offering guided tours, revealing the secret stories behind the buildings that surround us... Reservations are strongly recommended for these guided tours, so don't delay!
Fanny invites you to come and discover the life, past and present, of this red-brick building near rue du Poteau.
Fanny invites you to come and discover the past and present of this red-brick building near rue du Poteau.
Myrina invites you on an urban stroll to discover the history of the "zone" and the HBM, as well as the new Binet block.
Philippe invites you on a tour of La Moskowa. From a suburb founded in the mid-19th century, to a new housing development rebuilt at the dawn of the 2000s.
Philippe invites you on a tour of La Moskowa. From a suburb founded in the mid-19th century, to a new housing development rebuilt at the dawn of the 2000s.
Myrina invites you on an urban stroll to discover the history of the "zone" and the HBM, as well as the new Binet block.
Philippe invites you to discover the Puces on an urban stroll. Come back in time on a stroll that will take you from the Carré des Biffins to the Marché Mondial de l'Antiquité.
Philippe invites you to discover the Puces on an urban stroll. Come back in time on a stroll that will take you from the Carré des Biffins to the Marché Mondial de l'antiquité.
Get out your sneakers and let's go for a stroll through the twists and turns of the 18th arrondissement!
Dates and Opening Time
From September 21, 2024 to September 22, 2024
Location
Le Petit Ney
10, avenue de la Porte de Montmartre
75018 Paris 18
Access
M°Porte de Clignancourt
Prices
Free
Booking
lecafelitteraire@lepetitney.fr
