MOLIÈRE FEST
Open-air theatre festival
Taking over the Prairie du triangle, the nearby Folies and their forecourts, the Jardin de la treille, and the Folie belvédère, this inaugural edition of the festival is designed as a celebration where Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, better known as Molière, would gather a few friends to honor theatre. On the program: performances, shows, readings, and workshops, all free and enjoyable from an early age.
Due to the high temperatures, hats, water bottles, and fans are highly recommended.
Program
THE THREE MUSKETEERS – THE SERIES • Clara Hédouin and Jade Herbulot / Collectif 49 701
The Time of Honor
For all audiences from 8 years old
Overture
6:30 PM · Prairie du triangle – Folie Kermès
Duration 30min
Experience life in a troupe while adapting a great novel? Why not. Born from the Studio-Théâtre in Asnières-sur-Seine, Collectif 49 701 led by Clara Hédouin and Jade Herbulot takes on Alexandre Dumas’ popular serial and adapts it into an epic, immersive, and extraordinary theatrical saga. A blockbuster ahead of its time, The Three Musketeers unfolds in 3 major modular cycles totaling around twenty episodes of about 30 minutes each. Designed for open-air, this thrilling work interacts with the architecture of the venues and engages the audience as both witnesses and extras.
FRIDAY • Nicolas Verdier / Compagnie Dropleton
With the contribution of Serge Bagdassarian of the Comédie-Française
Freely inspired by Friday, or the Limbo of the Pacific by Michel Tournier
For all audiences from 10 years old
7:00 PM · Jardin de la treille
Duration 1h15
Suspended in the present moment, in absolute destitution and alone for too long on his makeshift raft-cabin made of recycled odds and ends, Friday seems to wait. A scruffy, crooked clown, this unlikely survivor discovers and observes the crowd, catches a word, a laugh, a movement, and eventually strikes up a dialogue as improbable as it is fruitful. In contact with the audience, Friday humorously and poetically questions what makes society, life, love, and death, exploring our human connections with sensitivity and delight.
MOLIÈRE SUMMER • L’éventuel hérisson bleu
Project labeled “Artist Initiatives – La Villette”
For all audiences
7:30 PM · Prairie du triangle – Folie N7
Duration 45min
The third study of a work composed of small forms centered around Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, Molière Summer reconnects with the itinerant years of the Illustre Théâtre. Molière’s troupe becomes a family united by adversity and the playwright writes his first texts. Here, a modified Dacia Logan station wagon replaces the cart from which Molière (in person!) and some of his iconic characters emerge.
MOLIÈRE AND HIS MASKS • Simon Falguières / Compagnie le K
Dream farce on the life and death of Molière
For all audiences from 7 years old
8:30 PM · Prairie du triangle – Folie N6
Duration 1h30
This fresco depicts the glorious and pathetic life of Molière. Romanticized, invented, or false, it is inspired by the most famous French troupe leader. “We are not Molière, but our art is the same,” says the prologue. Driven by the excellent multi-talented troupe of Simon Falguières, the cavalcade of characters drawn from the most iconic plays appears alongside historical or fictional figures and Molière himself. While the chronology is respected from L’Étourdi ou les Contretemps to Le Malade imaginaire, the scenes follow one another at a frantic pace, far from any plausibility. Molière and His Masks reconnects with popular farce.
FRIDAY • Nicolas Verdier / Compagnie Dropleton
With the contribution of Serge Bagdassarian of the Comédie-Française
Freely inspired by Friday, or the Limbo of the Pacific by Michel Tournier
For all audiences from 10 years old
7:00 PM · Jardin de la treille
Duration 1h15
Suspended in the present moment, in absolute destitution and alone for too long on his makeshift raft-cabin made of recycled odds and ends, Friday seems to wait. A scruffy, crooked clown, this unlikely survivor discovers and observes the crowd, catches a word, a laugh, a movement, and eventually strikes up a dialogue as improbable as it is fruitful. In contact with the audience, Friday humorously and poetically questions what makes society, life, love, and death, exploring our human connections with sensitivity and delight.
MOLIÈRE SUMMER • L’éventuel hérisson bleu
Project labeled “Artist Initiatives – La Villette”
For all audiences
7:30 PM · Prairie du triangle – Folie N7
Duration 45min
The third study of a work composed of small forms centered around Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, Molière Summer reconnects with the itinerant years of the Illustre Théâtre. Molière’s troupe becomes a family united by adversity and the playwright writes his first texts. Here, a modified Dacia Logan station wagon replaces the cart from which Molière (in person!) and some of his iconic characters emerge.
MOLIÈRE AND HIS MASKS • Simon Falguières / Compagnie le K
Dream farce on the life and death of Molière
For all audiences from 7 years old
8:30 PM · Prairie du triangle – Folie N6
Duration 1h30
This fresco depicts the glorious and pathetic life of Molière. Romanticized, invented, or false, it is inspired by the most famous French troupe leader. “We are not Molière, but our art is the same,” says the prologue. Driven by the excellent multi-talented troupe of Simon Falguières, the cavalcade of characters drawn from the most iconic plays appears alongside historical or fictional figures and Molière himself. While the chronology is respected from L’Étourdi ou les Contretemps to Le Malade imaginaire, the scenes follow one another at a frantic pace, far from any plausibility. Molière and His Masks reconnects with popular farce.
FRIDAY • Nicolas Verdier / Compagnie Dropleton
With the contribution of Serge Bagdassarian of the Comédie-Française
Freely inspired by Friday, or the Limbo of the Pacific by Michel Tournier
For all audiences from 10 years old
7:00 PM · Jardin de la treille
Duration 1h15
Suspended in the present moment, in absolute destitution and alone for too long on his makeshift raft-cabin made of recycled odds and ends, Friday seems to wait. A scruffy, crooked clown, this unlikely survivor discovers and observes the crowd, catches a word, a laugh, a movement, and eventually strikes up a dialogue as improbable as it is fruitful. In contact with the audience, Friday humorously and poetically questions what makes society, life, love, and death, exploring our human connections with sensitivity and delight.
MOLIÈRE SUMMER • L’éventuel hérisson bleu
Project labeled “Artist Initiatives – La Villette”
For all audiences
7:30 PM · Prairie du triangle – Folie N7
Duration 45min
The third study of a work composed of small forms centered around Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, Molière Summer reconnects with the itinerant years of the Illustre Théâtre. Molière’s troupe becomes a family united by adversity and the playwright writes his first texts. Here, a modified Dacia Logan station wagon replaces the cart from which Molière (in person!) and some of his iconic characters emerge.
MOLIÈRE AND HIS MASKS • Simon Falguières / Compagnie le K
Dream farce on the life and death of Molière
For all audiences from 7 years old
8:30 PM · Prairie du triangle – Folie N6
Duration 1h30
This fresco depicts the glorious and pathetic life of Molière. Romanticized, invented, or false, it is inspired by the most famous French troupe leader. “We are not Molière, but our art is the same,” says the prologue. Driven by the excellent multi-talented troupe of Simon Falguières, the cavalcade of characters drawn from the most iconic plays appears alongside historical or fictional figures and Molière himself. While the chronology is respected from L’Étourdi ou les Contretemps to Le Malade imaginaire, the scenes follow one another at a frantic pace, far from any plausibility. Molière and His Masks reconnects with popular farce.
THE THREE MUSKETEERS – THE SERIES • Clara Hédouin and Jade Herbulot / Collectif 49 701
The Time of Honor – cycle 1
For all audiences from 8 years old
Season 1
11:00 AM · Prairie du triangle – Folie Kermès, then roaming
Duration 1h30
Season 2
2:00 PM · Prairie du triangle – Folie N7, then roaming
Duration 1h50
Season 3
5:00 PM · Folie Belvédère, then roaming
Duration 2h15
Living the life of a theatre troupe while adapting a great literary epic? Why not! Born out of the Studio-Théâtre in Asnières-sur-Seine, Collectif 49 701—led by Clara Hédouin and Jade Herbulot—takes on Alexandre Dumas’ hit serial and turns it into an epic, immersive, and unconventional theatrical saga. A blockbuster ahead of its time, this first cycle of The Three Musketeers unfolds over three modular seasons, totaling around twenty episodes of about 30 minutes each. Designed for open-air performance, this breathless production interacts with the architecture of each venue and with an audience invited to become both witness and extra.
SÖTA SÄLTA • Elsa Birgé et Linda Edsjö
For all audiences from 7 years old
11:30 AM and 5:00 PM
Duration 40min
Songs, vocal games, and stories form a treasure trove of compositions, musical and linguistic inventions. The weaving of sounds and words is enriched by texts from Robert Desnos, Yannick Jaulin, Michèle Buirette, and other light and colorful writers. Vibraphone, toys, accordion, sound objects, and various percussion instruments make up the orchestra that accompanies the songs. Funny and sparkling, the show is adapted from the eponymous album, awarded by the Académie Charles Cros in 2020.
STREET CHEVAL (WORK-IN-PROGRESS) • Emmanuel Ritoux
Chanson de geste
For all audiences
3:00 PM and 6:30 PM
Duration 20min
Riding across plains and mountains, diving into the depths of the soul or the sea, who is this exhausted hero endlessly chasing (in vain) after love? This weary knight, tall and nimble, wildly creative and unexpectedly graceful, tosses out words like juggling balls with flamboyant flair. Proudly embracing a whimsical, picaresque style, our modern-day Quixote amuses us greatly with nothing more than a plush horse between his legs.
MOLIÈRE SUMMER • L’éventuel hérisson bleu
Project labeled “Artist Initiatives – La Villette”
For all audiences
3:30 PM · Prairie du triangle – Folie N7
Duration 45min
The third study of a work composed of small forms centered around Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, Molière Summer reconnects with the itinerant years of the Illustre Théâtre. Molière’s troupe becomes a family united by adversity and the playwright writes his first texts. Here, a modified Dacia Logan station wagon replaces the cart from which Molière (in person!) and some of his iconic characters emerge.
FRIDAY • Nicolas Verdier / Compagnie Dropleton
With the contribution of Serge Bagdassarian of the Comédie-Française
Freely inspired by Friday, or the Limbo of the Pacific by Michel Tournier
For all audiences from 10 years old
5:30 PM · Jardin de la treille
Duration 1h15
Suspended in the present moment, in absolute destitution and alone for too long on his makeshift raft-cabin made of recycled odds and ends, Friday seems to wait. A scruffy, crooked clown, this unlikely survivor discovers and observes the crowd, catches a word, a laugh, a movement, and eventually strikes up a dialogue as improbable as it is fruitful. In contact with the audience, Friday humorously and poetically questions what makes society, life, love, and death, exploring our human connections with sensitivity and delight.
MOLIÈRE AND HIS MASKS • Simon Falguières / Compagnie le K
Dream farce on the life and death of Molière
For all audiences from 7 years old
8:00 PM · Prairie du triangle – Folie N6
Duration 1h30
This fresco depicts the glorious and pathetic life of Molière. Romanticized, invented, or false, it is inspired by the most famous French troupe leader. “We are not Molière, but our art is the same,” says the prologue. Driven by the excellent multi-talented troupe of Simon Falguières, the cavalcade of characters drawn from the most iconic plays appears alongside historical or fictional figures and Molière himself. While the chronology is respected from L’Étourdi ou les Contretemps to Le Malade imaginaire, the scenes follow one another at a frantic pace, far from any plausibility. Molière and His Masks reconnects with popular farce.
LA BELLETTE BRASS BAND
For all audiences
9:00 PM · Marching band · Departure Espace Fantaisies
Duration 45min
Created nine years ago from the merger of the Bouchers de Belleville and Cornichons de la Villette brass bands, the Bellette Brass Band is made up of musicians from architecture schools in Paris and beyond! The diversity of its members is matched only by that of its repertoire, which adapts to the varied audiences it encounters, ranging from the Tetris video game theme to Nena’s “99 Luftballons”. Their mission? To spread good cheer and joy through music for everyone!
WEEKEND WHIMSIES!
Whimsical happenings: the festival’s fun and festive highlights.
From 3 years old
From 12:00 AM to 7:00 PM · Prairie du triangle
BINGO! THE GAME LIBRARY
12:00 AM to 7:00 PM • From 3 years old
In partnership with Little Villette and Studio Lego, Bingo sets up its giant shared games and a costume-and-accessories corner specially imagined for the festival.
THE BOOK & STORY COUNTER
2:00 PM to 7:00 PM • From 3 years old
The Little Villette team offers a selection of books for free access. On carpets or inside book-boats, a few animated readings are offered for the little ones (ages 3–6).
MASK WORKSHOP / COMPAGNIE DROPLETON / NICOLAS VERDIER
2:00 PM • Duration 1h30 • From 10 years old (registration on site)
A creative workshop centered on the smallest of masks: the clown nose, crafted from everyday objects.
FARCE WORKSHOPS / CIE LE K
2:00 PM • Duration 1h00 • Adults and children from 7 years old (registration on site)
Introductory theatre workshops: group games around imagination, collective improvisations featuring the servant, the jester, and the master; creation of small duos or learning three short dialogues taken from the play.
JUGGLING IMPROMPTUS BY EMMANUEL RITOUX
Afternoon • For all audiences
Be surprised by Emmanuel Ritoux’s impromptu juggling acts across the prairie.
PHOTOBOOTH WITH JEAN-BAPTISTE POQUELIN
4:15 PM • Folie N7
Offered by The Possible Blue Hedgehog after performances of Molière Summer.
THE THREE MUSKETEERS – THE SERIES • Clara Hédouin and Jade Herbulot / Collectif 49 701
The Time of Honor – cycle 1
For all audiences from 8 years old
Season 1
11:00 AM · Prairie du triangle – Folie Kermès, then roaming
Duration 1h30
Season 2
2:00 PM · Prairie du triangle – Folie N7, then roaming
Duration 1h50
Season 3
5:00 PM · Folie Belvédère, then roaming
Duration 2h15
Living the life of a theatre troupe while adapting a great literary epic? Why not! Born out of the Studio-Théâtre in Asnières-sur-Seine, Collectif 49 701—led by Clara Hédouin and Jade Herbulot—takes on Alexandre Dumas’ hit serial and turns it into an epic, immersive, and unconventional theatrical saga. A blockbuster ahead of its time, this first cycle of The Three Musketeers unfolds over three modular seasons, totaling around twenty episodes of about 30 minutes each. Designed for open-air performance, this breathless production interacts with the architecture of each venue and with an audience invited to become both witness and extra.
SÖTA SÄLTA • Elsa Birgé et Linda Edsjö
For all audiences from 7 years old
11:30 AM and 5:00 PM
Duration 40min
Songs, vocal games, and stories form a treasure trove of compositions, musical and linguistic inventions. The weaving of sounds and words is enriched by texts from Robert Desnos, Yannick Jaulin, Michèle Buirette, and other light and colorful writers. Vibraphone, toys, accordion, sound objects, and various percussion instruments make up the orchestra that accompanies the songs. Funny and sparkling, the show is adapted from the eponymous album, awarded by the Académie Charles Cros in 2020.
STREET CHEVAL (WORK-IN-PROGRESS) • Emmanuel Ritoux
Chanson de geste
For all audiences
3:00 PM and 6:30 PM
Duration 20min
Riding across plains and mountains, diving into the depths of the soul or the sea, who is this exhausted hero endlessly chasing (in vain) after love? This weary knight, tall and nimble, wildly creative and unexpectedly graceful, tosses out words like juggling balls with flamboyant flair. Proudly embracing a whimsical, picaresque style, our modern-day Quixote amuses us greatly with nothing more than a plush horse between his legs.
MOLIÈRE SUMMER • L’éventuel hérisson bleu
Project labeled “Artist Initiatives – La Villette”
For all audiences
3:30 PM · Prairie du triangle – Folie N7
Duration 45min
The third study of a work composed of small forms centered around Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, Molière Summer reconnects with the itinerant years of the Illustre Théâtre. Molière’s troupe becomes a family united by adversity and the playwright writes his first texts. Here, a modified Dacia Logan station wagon replaces the cart from which Molière (in person!) and some of his iconic characters emerge.
FRIDAY • Nicolas Verdier / Compagnie Dropleton
With the contribution of Serge Bagdassarian of the Comédie-Française
Freely inspired by Friday, or the Limbo of the Pacific by Michel Tournier
For all audiences from 10 years old
5:30 PM · Jardin de la treille
Duration 1h15
Suspended in the present moment, in absolute destitution and alone for too long on his makeshift raft-cabin made of recycled odds and ends, Friday seems to wait. A scruffy, crooked clown, this unlikely survivor discovers and observes the crowd, catches a word, a laugh, a movement, and eventually strikes up a dialogue as improbable as it is fruitful. In contact with the audience, Friday humorously and poetically questions what makes society, life, love, and death, exploring our human connections with sensitivity and delight.
ONCE UPON A TIME, SAPOLOGY • Bless Lukombo / Conservatoire National Supérieur d’Art Dramatique
CNSAD-PSL
From 11 years old
6:00 PM · Prairie du triangle – Folie N6
Duration 1 hour
Bless Lukombo explores the theme of celebration. Weddings, birthdays, and lively parties filled with music and dance resonate deeply with his Congolese culture. Bless orchestrates an unprecedented encounter between Fédotik, a character from Anton Chekhov’s Three Sisters, and the artist Papa Wemba, an undisputed icon of SAPE (the Society of Ambianceurs and Elegant People). With this first opus, Bless Lukombo, now in his second year, aims to promote inclusive theatre where racialized communities and Black individuals are represented. Premiered at CNSAD-PSL during the Cartes Blanches series, Once Upon a Time, Sapology continues its journey at La Villette in an open-air format.dans le cadre des cartes blanches, Il était une fois la sapologie poursuit son chemin à La Villette dans un format plein air.
LA GRANDE SOIRÉE GRAND SIÈCLE • Collectif 49 701
For all audiences
7:30PM · Prairie du triangle – Forecourt of Folie N6
A monarchist and inclusive spectacle – for the masses and the misfits. A true madness inside a Folie!
A closing night for the Molière Fest, to collectively journey through and lay to rest the 17th century.
On the program: songs, stand-up, never-before-seen acts, Cardinal Richelieu, a Catholic boy band, and maybe… Molière himself.
Followed by a DJ set by Oreille Interne.
WEEKEND WHIMSIES!
Whimsical happenings: the festival’s fun and festive highlights.
From 3 years old
From 12:00 AM to 7:00 PM · Prairie du triangle
BINGO! THE GAME LIBRARY
12:00 AM to 7:00 PM • From 3 years old
In partnership with Little Villette and Studio Lego, Bingo sets up its giant shared games and a costume-and-accessories corner specially imagined for the festival.
THE BOOK & STORY COUNTER
2:00 PM to 7:00 PM • From 3 years old
The Little Villette team offers a selection of books for free access. On carpets or inside book-boats, a few animated readings are offered for the little ones (ages 3–6).
MASK WORKSHOP / COMPAGNIE DROPLETON / NICOLAS VERDIER
2:00 PM • Duration 1h30 • From 10 years old (registration on site)
A creative workshop centered on the smallest of masks: the clown nose, crafted from everyday objects.
FARCE WORKSHOPS / CIE LE K
2:00 PM • Duration 1h00 • Adults and children from 7 years old (registration on site)
Introductory theatre workshops: group games around imagination, collective improvisations featuring the servant, the jester, and the master; creation of small duos or learning three short dialogues taken from the play.
JUGGLING IMPROMPTUS BY EMMANUEL RITOUX
Afternoon • For all audiences
Be surprised by Emmanuel Ritoux’s impromptu juggling acts across the prairie.
PHOTOBOOTH WITH JEAN-BAPTISTE POQUELIN
4:15 PM • Folie N7
Offered by The Possible Blue Hedgehog after performances of Molière Summer.
THE THREE MUSKETEERS – THE SERIES
With Eléonore Arnaud alternating with Loup Balthazar, Robin Causse alternating with Guillaume Compiano, Kristina Chaumont alternating with Clara Hédouin, Antonin Fadinard alternating with Maximilien Seweryn, Jade Herbulot, Maxime Le Gac-Olanié alternating with Eugène Marcuse, Guillaume Pottier alternating with Pierre Duprat, Grégoire Lagrange, Charles Van de Vyver alternating with Alex Fondja
Directed by Clara Hédouin and Jade Herbulot Adaptation Clara Hédouin, Jade Herbulot and Romain de Becdelièvre Stage management Bartolomé Laisi, Jean-Yves Lucas Administration, production Audrey Gendre, Nathalia Kloos, Alice Ramond
Seasons 1, 2 and 3: Production Collectif 49 701. With the support of the DRAC Île-de-France and the artistic participation of the Jeune Théâtre National.
MOLIÈRE SUMMER
Collective creation based on the work of Molière Concept and direction L’éventuel hérisson bleu (Sacha Bordes, Lou Chrétien-Février, Hugo Mallon, Antoine Thiollier) Production L’éventuel hérisson bleu Co-production L’éventuel hérisson bleu, DRAC Hauts-de-France / Plaines d’été, Artist Initiatives – La Villette, Paris
FRIDAY
Created and written by Nicolas Verdier and Serge Bagdassarian of the Comédie-Française Directed by Serge Bagdassarian of the Comédie-Française Performance, set, and music Nicolas Verdier Lighting and sound Sarah Gachet Costumes Claire Fayel Artistic collaboration Carole Allemand, Anna Mamontova Production Compagnie Dropleton Administration Léa Ferrari With the support of the Professional Integration Fund of the École supérieure de théâtre de l’Union / Regional Directorate of Cultural Affairs of Nouvelle-Aquitaine and the Nouvelle-Aquitaine Region / This production was supported by Adami under the Première fois théâtre grant
MOLIÈRE AND HIS MASKS
Text, direction, and scenography Simon Falguières With Antonin Chalon, Louis de Villers, Anne Duverneuil, Charly Fournier, Victoire Goupil, Manon Rey Stage construction: Le Moulin de L’Hydre, Alice Delarue and Léandre Gans Original music Simon Falguières, Manon Rey, Antonin Chalon, Charly Fournier Costume design Lucile Charvet Lighting design Léandre Gans Administration – Production – Distribution Martin Kergourlay and Justyne Leguy Genest Press relations Patricia Lopez, Carine Mangou Production Compagnie le K Co-production Les Plateaux Sauvages Support Le Moulin de l’Hydre, Les Tréteaux de France CDN
SÖTA SÄLTA
By and with Elsa Birgé and Linda Edsjö, vocals, vibraphone, percussion, sound objects Texts Yannick Jaulin, Jean-François Vrod, Michèle Buirette, Abbi Patrix Original music Linda Edsjö, Jean-François Vrod, Michèle Buirette Sound design Soizic Tietto Lighting design Thomas Costerg Costume design Louise Leder-Cariou Artistic collaboration Lucy Hopkins Production Cie Sillidill & Gommette Production Co-production JMFrance – With support from Théâtre Les Bains-Douches in Lignières, La Ferme du Buisson – national stage Marne-la-Vallée, La Barbacane in Beynes, Le TAG in Grigny, Anis Gras in Arcueil, DRAC Île-de-France, CNM and Adami – 2020 Young Audience Grand Prize (ex aequo) from the Académie Charles Cros
ONCE UPON A TIME, SAPOLOGY
Concept and direction Bless Lukombo With students Antoine Cailloux, Mohamed Cissé, Mathieu Delacour, Maca Elia, Gédéon Ekay, Emilie Hubert, Dounia Kouyaté, Marina Mouniapin, Bless Lukombo, Marianne Ba, Eva Degbo-Houmey, Mandia Doumbia, Merveille Nsombi Matondo, Ephraïm Makoko with the participation of Honorine Boudzoumou.
STREET CHEVAL (WORK-IN-PROGRESS)
Author and performer Emmanuel Ritoux Writing support Eric Longequel (Cie EaEo) Dramaturgical advice Nicolas Mathis (Collectif Petit Travers) Juggling direction Julien Clément (Collectif Petit Travers) Performance coaching Gina Vila Bruch and Aïna Duc (Collectif TBTF) Project partners (in progress) La Maison des jonglages, Bondy – Le Samovar, Bagnolet – La Cascade, Pôle National Cirque – Ardèche – Auvergne Rhône-Alpes – APCIAC (Association de Préfiguration de la Cité Internationale des Arts du Cirque), Lyon Circus School – Compagnie Jérôme Thomas, Dijon – La Grille, cultural hub, Chaley – Centre Culturel Albin Minville, Toulouse – Collectif Petit Travers
Practical information
Prairie du triangle
Metro
Line 5 - Porte de Pantin station
Tramway
Line 3b - Porte de Pantin station
Bus
Bus 75, 151 - Porte de Pantin stop
Bike Chap
Vélib' docking points
Bike racks
Bike racks are available inside the Espace Chapiteaux area. You may leave your electric bike there with the battery attached.
Parking
Q-Park
Philharmonie
Q-Park
Cité de la Musique - La Villette
Q-Park
Cité de la Musique - Conservatoire
Parking
Cité des Sciences
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