Totally integrated into Parisian architecture, the Pailleron complex is a local sports leisure establishment.This Parisian municipal sports facility, animated and managed by the UCPA on behalf of the city of Paris since 2006, celebrated this weekend its 10 years of operation.
A great argument to discover in all relaxation and especially without sweating the three spaces: aquatic, fitness & fitness, ice.
If many activities had been organized throughout the weekend to celebrate the 10th anniversary of this place; Saturday evening a big final show (artistic and musical show) was organized to close the weekend in partnership with the large event company WATO. Justfocus was there! One thing is certain, the Pailleron sports complex had seen things big.
Home to a swimming pool classified as a Historic Monument, this sports complex accounts for nearly 600,000 admissions per year. I discovered with astonishment that this place was the busiest in the capital. Personally it was the first time I set foot there, it was a great discovery.
Throughout the evening, we crossed the different atmospheres through the artistic and sports masteries of the speakers.
The first painting took place in the pool area brought by a play of sound and lights, all accompanied by two young women acrobats.
We then wandered through the locker rooms and corridors of the establishment to arrive at the fitness & fitness area highlighted for an aerial choreography (contemporary dance and DJ).
The layout of the rink as an icy open stage for an acoustic concert (nothing but piano) and a figure skating show (logic) was very appealing. To the delight of all, we were then invited to walk on the track. Yes, you read that right, the ice rink has become a giant icy dancefloor.
I would like to tell you that we discovered from another angle the beauty and aesthetics of this Parisian equipment with historical architectural lines but in reality we will remember above all that we swayed to the sound of the DJ, without skates, and incidentally without falling into a magnificent place.
Conclusion: a place to discover urgently!
Espace Pailleron
32, rue Edouard Pailleron – 75019 Paris
