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FIMINCO Europe’s largest cultural district opened this fall in these former pharmaceutical factories in Romainville, Seine- Saint-Denis. Dedicated to contemporary art, the space welcomes artists in residence, art galleries, and the permanent collection of FRAC (Regional Contemporary Art Fund of the Île de France). 43, rue de la Commune-de-Paris, Romainville (93). 5 Bobigny- Pantin-Raymond Queneau 4 NEW SCIENCES-PO CAMPUS In the battle for cities to attract a new creative class of artists, ideas, and digital technology, the capital will open a new Sciences-Po campus by 2021 on the site of the Artillerie, which was an abbey until the 1789 Revolution and a military outpost until 2016. 1, place Saint-Thomas-d’Aquin, Paris 7th. 12 Rue-du-Bac abandoned train station on the Petite Ceinture park welcomes the public to cultural events and features a cafe and a restaurant. 124, avenue du Général-Leclerc, Paris 14th. 4 Porte d’Orléans 5 POINÇON Since July 2019, this

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PLEIN AIR This 1,200-ha (3,000-ac) area behind the Belleville cemetery, formerly a communal gravesite and then a brickyard, now hosts Paris’ rst micro- farm for owers. Plein Air sells and then delivers their ecologically farmed owers to professionals. Inviduals are welcome to visit. 40, rue du Télégraphe, Paris 20th. 11 Télégraphe RECHO This solidarity restaurant set in a former military barracks is the site of multiple initiatives, where residents of emergency accommodations established in the building meet with gourmets from all walks of life. Recipe- exchange workshops and lively discussions take place around dishes prepared on the premises by experienced chefs on certain evenings. 51, boulevard Exelmans, Paris 16th. 9 Exelmans 2 LA TABLE DU

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