Le Trianon & La Halle Saint-Pierre: Access Plan

Maps - Metro and Buses - Pictures

Trianon is accessible to people in armchairs, by the Steinterque Street (ask any of the smokers outside to show you the way and to open the door).		La Halle Saint-Pierre is alsos accessible to people in armchairs.
All the films are including		subtitled those in French.

During the festival, membership cards and tickets to sessions are on sale only at Trianon (no cash at the Halle Saint-Pierre)

To the M° Pigalle <--- and to "La Loco" <---

---> To the M° Barbès

Metro : Station Anvers (line 2) is the nearest metro stop. Stations Barbès Rochechouart (4) and Pigalle (12) are not far (500 m)

Buses: The nearest lines are n° 30 and n° 54, the stop is "Anvers Sacré-Cœur";
30 Trocadero --> Gare de l'est - Bus Route
54 Gabriel Péri-Metro --> Porte d'Aubervilliers - Bus Route

Other lines:
Montmartrobus - Arrêt "Yvonne Le Tac"
85 Mairie de Saint-Ouen (Metro) --> Luxembourg - Arrêt "Rochechouart Clignancourt"
56 Château de Vincennes (Metro) --> Porte de Clignancourt - Arrêt "Barbès Rochechouart"
31 Charles de Gaulle-Etoile --> Gare de l'est - fonctionne dimanche et jour de fête
58 Châtelet --> Vanves Lycée Michelet
67 Pigalle --> Porte de Gentilly
All the lines and maps: www.ratp.fr

Night Buses: Noctilien

The "X" show the Trianon and the Halle Saint-Pierre

Enrance at the ground floor (photo Sarah Calas)

Welcome Office (photo Sarah Calas)

1st floor - Morning shot of the stands (photo Sarah Calas) 1st floor (photo Patricia D.)

1st floor, the bar at the back, restauration area, and the stands The movie theater is on the left and the exhibition on the Mezzanine to the 2nd lines

Ticket desks in daylight. The 2 stairwells lead to the exit (and the smoker zone) Toilets (green doors), exhibition space on the left. The bar and stands are on the right The theatre is on the left (3 levels)

The Technical department, that you usually don't see, on the 3rd floor View of the film and sound material		It's not an automatic for mashed potatoes... it's? It's a XVIIIth Century Theatre!