Do you want to extend your weekend but do not know what to do? You can find in Seine Saint Denis various activities to brighten up your Monday morning! Do not miss our suggestion of visits, outings and museums open on Mondays in Paris for a successful start of your week.
Located in Saint-Ouen, the biggest Paris antique flea market is open three days a week: Saturday, Sunday and...Monday! Monday is an opportunity to bargain-hunt in peace and quiet and to discuss calmly with the antiquarians because the market is les crowded than during the weekends. Otherwise you can simply stroll through the aisles of the different markets: Biron, Paul Bert, Serpette, Dauphine and many more. But make sure you come first thing in the morning because it's often said that it's at daybreak that you'll find the rarest items to bring back home.
The Shoah memorial in Drancy was inaugurated in Drancy in 2013. This memorial located in front of the former Drancy camp is open from Sunday to Thursday (closed on Jewish holidays) Admission is free.
Are you looking for something original to do on Mondays in Paris and its suburbs? Many outing ideas are available in Paris and in Seine Saint Denis such as cruises or visits of companies, factories or workshops to discover the skillful expertise and behind the scenes of industries in the north east of Paris on weekdays throughout the year.
Several museums are open and can be visited on Mondays in Seine Saint Denis such as the Art and History Museum in Saint-Denis. You will not be disappointed!
You can walk in the Parc de la Villette but the Cité des Sciences and the Philharmonie Museum (Musée de la Musique) will be closed!
Don't miss the other interesting museums of Paris and its North-East!
Stroll through all the different parks and forests such as the Sausset departmental park or the Georges Valbon park (also known as Parc de La Courneuve) or the Bondy forest. There often are children’s play area and festivals that take place all year round… or you can just walk alone in the peace and calm of a spring or summer day, or why not in the cooler months when nature seems to sleep.
It is also the opportunity to see or get a glimpse of those animals living in the parks and forests in Paris and its region… an unknown fauna and flora.
Learn more about parks and forests of the Parisian region.
Seine-Saint-Denis has a multitude of shows, concerts, festivals to offer. Many theaters located in the territory close to Paris have a rich cultural program: circus, plays, music from classical to hip hop. All these events are accessible to everyone and are often free! You can also get easy access to many movie theaters around Paris.
Check out our proposal for all the days of the week: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday
