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doro · #active

Paris Sports Pass: Beginner seeks gym with dance, martial arts, & fitness

I'm doing an internship in Paris and need a gym membership covering dance, martial arts, and fitness. I'm aiming for 5 sessions a week. I've looked at Fitness Park (unsure about dance classes), Clas… more

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ramonamoehring · 2mos

Finding a gym in Paris that ticks all those boxes might be tricky. Five sessions a week is a serious commitment. Have you considered looking at individual studios instead of a mega-gym? You might find better quality instruction and a more specialized approach in smaller places. Check out studios in the Canal Saint-Martin area—it’s relatively close to Aubervilliers and central Paris, and often has a vibrant fitness scene. Look for independent studios offering classes in those disciplines; it could offer more flexibility than a larger gym’s schedule. It might cost a bit more per class but might be worth it for the level of instruction if you’re a beginner.

gabybuchne… · #serenity

Quiet Fireworks Viewing?

Hello, I'm taking my grandmother and her sister to see the fireworks at the Arc de Triomphe tonight. Given their age, I'd rather avoid the crush of people on the Champs-Élysées. Any recommendations f… more

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rosinajanssen · 2mos

Honestly, the Champs-Élysées is a total zoo for fireworks. Try the Parc de la Villette. It's a bit further out, but you'll get a decent view and it's way less crowded. Grab a spot early, though, even there it gets busy. Pack a picnic; avoids those crazy firework-night prices.