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City/town information
There is much more to Paris than just the Champs Elysées and the Eiffel Tower. Take a few days to discover the hidden gems of the French capital's central districts, in particular Le Marais.
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Paris
There is much more to Paris than just the Champs Elysées and the Eiffel Tower. Take a few days to discover the hidden gems of the French capital's central districts, in particular Le Marais.
Sightseeing
A must see just a few minutes walk from our flat. The "hôtel particulier" or "city castle" in which the Picasso museum is located is worth the visit in itself.
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Национальный музей Пикассо-Париж
5 Rue de ThorignyA must see just a few minutes walk from our flat. The "hôtel particulier" or "city castle" in which the Picasso museum is located is worth the visit in itself.
Old covered market beautifully renovated.
The HQ of Fashion-week shows
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Le Carreau
5 Rue de la CorderieOld covered market beautifully renovated.
The HQ of Fashion-week shows
Food scene
The go-to place to shop for groceries or to grab a bite while enjoying the unique atmosphere of a French market.
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Marche des Enfants Rouges
39 Rue de BretagneThe go-to place to shop for groceries or to grab a bite while enjoying the unique atmosphere of a French market.
The social powerhouse of the rue de Bretagne, open 7/7.
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Cafe Charlot
38 Rue de BretagneThe social powerhouse of the rue de Bretagne, open 7/7.
Neighborhoods
During the 1600s and 1700s, Le Marais was the area where any self-respecting noble family had to have their "Hotel Particulier" or "City Castle" built. This was also where Marie-Antoinette enjoyed going out... and where she was locked up after the French Revolution. Many of the "Hotel Particuliers" survived to this day and make Le Marais a unique neighbourhood, together with the exceptional social diversity of this traditionally open-minded and inclusive area.
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Ле Маре
54 Rue Vieille du TempleDuring the 1600s and 1700s, Le Marais was the area where any self-respecting noble family had to have their "Hotel Particulier" or "City Castle" built. This was also where Marie-Antoinette enjoyed going out... and where she was locked up after the French Revolution. Many of the "Hotel Particuliers" survived to this day and make Le Marais a unique neighbourhood, together with the exceptional social diversity of this traditionally open-minded and inclusive area.