After four years of renovation, the Nanterre-Amandiers Theater has reopened its doors to the public as a National Drama Center. The building’s new design features contemporary architecture with large openings facing the outdoors. New spaces have also been created, such as the amphitheater, the multipurpose space, and the intimate 200-seat theater.

The theater also features a dining venue: Chango. Whether inside or on the terrace, this Argentine restaurant is open Monday through Friday. It transforms into a coffee shop in the afternoon and evening, depending on the schedule.

To round out the experience, the bookstore “El Ghorba mon amour,” located beneath the planetarium’s dome, offers a wide selection of books reflecting current literary trends: novels, essays, narratives, plays, poetry, magazines, children’s literature, and more.