Grand Palais Éphémère — Attraction in Paris

I would recommend visiting this venue only depending on the event that is hosted, as you can see from the article bellow this is a temporary replacement of the Grand Palais and it will be taken down in 2024. You will not see the de shows that were hosted at the Grand Palais as the horse manej or so but I have seen some interesting shows so far.

The Grand Palais Éphémère is an events venue intended to host the major events usually held in the Nave, such as the FIAC, Paris Photo, the Saut Hermès and the Chanel fashion shows, during the renovation of the Grand Palais. An extensive programme has also been rolled out by the Rmn-Grand Palais for the general public, including exhibitions, live performances and events open to all audiences, held throughout the year. The Grand Palais Éphémère is also an Olympic site and will host the judo, wrestling, wheelchair rugby and para judo competitions. The structure of the building is designed to be modular and can be reused in many different configurations after it is taken down from the Champs-de-Mars in...

We came during a visit to DisneyLand. We found the place to be overcrowded, loads of hustlers outside, street traders and generally what looked like a building site around it. There is supposed to be grass on 3 sides but as so many people with foot traffic it looks more like sand. We wanted to sit somewhere and we kept walking at least 500yards across the road just to find untouched grass and in the ended sitting on a bench anyway under some shade. It is a magnificent piece of architecture made out metal and that's it! But, I wouldnt pay the overly inflated prices to go up there or climb - just not worth it in my opinion! Save your money and buy some lunch or dinner instead and admire it...

Beeindruckende Ausstellung von Anselm Kiefer „Für Paul Celan“. Paul Celan (23 November 1920 – c. 20 April 1970) was a Romanian-born German-language poet and translator. He was born as Paul Antschel to a Jewish family in Cernăuți

The death of his parents and the experience of the Shoah (The Holocaust) are defining forces in Celan's poetry and his use of language.

It‘s about Memory (Mohn und Gedächtnis), it‘s about the tragedy of Holocaust, it‘s about...