Café Jehanne d'Arc
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description
brief description:
Situated on a square with a fountain and a church, the Café Jehanne D'Arc (old French spelling of Joan of Arc) is housed in a historic building which dates back to the 13th century. It boasts 13th century frescos, 16th century wall paintings (pochoirs), one Gallo-Roman stele on the inside, and another one on the building's façade. The vaulted cellar is being used as bar and stage/hall area for performances and concerts
relevant filming facts
opening times:
from 11:30 am to 01:00 am on Mondays through Fridays; from 3:00 pm to 03:00 am on Saturdays; closed on Sundays
usage:
café, concerts, theatrical performances
condition:
excellent
Background noise:
road traffic passes in front of the café, however, rather small noise nuisance during off-peak times
surroundings:
situated on a square with a fountain and a church in the oldest quarter of Metz, the Café Jehanne d'Arc is neighboured by historic buildings - the exception being one contemporary building right across from the café.
Lift/elevator:
none
Space restrictions:
to be discussed
Time restrictions :
to be discussed
Catering:
the café is located approx. 3 minutes on foot from downtown Metz with numerous restaurants and bistros that could serve as caterers
premises:
the vaulted cellar could possibly be made available as an additional space for make-up, wardrobe, technical equipment, etc.
Filming experience:
some
accessibility
car:
coming from Paris, take the A4 motorway to Metz. The Café Jehanne d´Arc is located in the heart of the city, approx. 5 minutes on foot from centrally located Place St. Jacques coming from Germany, take the A320 and A4 motorways to Metz. The Café Jehanne d´Arc is located in the heart of the city, approx. 5 minutes on foot from centrally located Place St. Jacques
train:
the café can be reached in approx. 20 minutes on foot from Metz Central Station
supply
sanitary facilities:
available
parking lot:
not available
electricity supply:
available (220 V)
water supply:
available