To the east of Paris, the 20th arrondissement is one of those districts of the capital that takes us to the crossroads of several worlds. It's easy to move from a bustling working-class street to a quieter, village-like one. Far from touristy Paris, the 20th arrondissement is a cocoon of charming old-world addresses, committed concepts and a sometimes little-known heritage. In this Parisian district, you'll find yourself in a very special, convivial atmosphere, where tables of strangers meet, characters well known to the locals make up the spirit of the place, and where numerous cultural events bring together enthusiasts and the curious alike.
If you're looking for cultural events in Paris' 20th arrondissement, now's the time to discover the fabulous heritage, exhibitions and other events that await us. From historic monuments and little-known treasures to artists' studio open houses and other cultural events, you'll find here what you can 't miss in the 20th arrondissement. As this page is updated with new announcements, discoveries and news, be sure to check back regularly for other ideas for outings, so you don't miss a thing!
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Saint-Jean-Bosco church, an Art Deco masterpiece in Paris's 20th arrondissement
In the heart of Paris's 20th arrondissement stands the Saint-Jean-Bosco church, an art deco masterpiece dating from the 1930s. Discover this secret and unusual treasure of Parisian heritage. [Read more]
Père Lachaise, Paris's most mythical cemetery and the graves of famous personalities
The Père Lachaise cemetery is not only the largest cemetery in Paris, but also one of the most visited in the world. Whether for its history, its illustrious figures or even its legends, this place is a must-see in the capital. [Read more]
Belleville Park, a green bubble on a hillside in the 20th arrondissement
In the Ménilmontant district, right in the heart of Belleville's Chinatown, you could almost miss the eponymous park, so hidden is it that it's almost a secret. So we're taking you to discover it with us! [Read more]
Eglise Saint-Germain de Charonne, a charming church in the 20th arrondissement
The setting for a number of films, including Lautner's classic Les Tontons Flingueurs, the Eglise Saint-Germain de Charonne has retained its charm as a small church in the center of the old village of Charonne. [Read more]
The Pierre-Emmanuel Natural Garden in Paris, where nature reclaims its rights
In Paris, on the edge of the Père Lachaise cemetery, there's an unusual spot where nature has reclaimed its rights. This is the Pierre-Emmanuel natural garden, a refuge for wild plants from the Île-de-France region, revealing a rich biodiversity. [Read more]
