The best 10 things to do in Le Marais !

This little indoor square is the oldest Parisian market. Hidden away from the busy rue de Bretagne, this is where Parisians stop for food on the go or grab a lunch alfresco. Expect delicious and healthy food in a typical French way, if you are staying anywhere from super trendy hostels in marais paris or world-class hotels, come delectable savories. 🙂

ADDRESS : 39 rue de Bretagne

The Marsh is probably the hippest Parisian’s neighborhood and thanks is its Mecca. Designer clothes and accessories are mixed with the latest trends in furniture, ceramics, jewels and a book store to die for. For your social media feed, fancy boutique hostels in marais paris are not enough, adorn something unique as the locals do. You will shop till you drop at Thank you 🙂

ADDRESS : 111 Boulevard Beaumarchais

Besides staying luxuriously at any paris hotels le marais area, get to know the best quant little alleys of the old part of Marias- yes we are talking about one of the most typical streets in the Marais.Rue des Rosiers is famous because it is the center of the Parisian Jewish community: expect vibrant delis, Jewish bakeries and probably the best falafels in Paris from L’As du Falafel. Yummy! 🙂

ADDRESS : Rose Street

Maurizio Cattelan, Takashi Murakami, Wim Delvoye, Paola Pivi, Sophie Calle, Pierre Soulages, JR, Jean-Michel Othoniel, Claude Rutault, Xavier Veilhan. What do they all have in common? They have a show at this prestigious Parisian art gallery located in a majestic “private hotel”. Founded by Emmanuel Perrotin in 1989, it is the place to visit when you enjoy contemporary art.

ADDRESS : 76 rue de Turenne

Pablo Picasso was probably the frenchiest painters ever. He lived and worked in Paris so he was obvious to open a museum dedicated to his talent. The museum is set in hotel Salé, a beautiful baroque “hotel particulier” and gathers the biggest Picasso collection in the world, as well as a few art works from his private collection Braque, Matisse, Corot, Giacometti, Renoir, Cezanne etc …

ADDRESS : 5 rue de Thorigny

You can not miss it: The National Archives is probably the biggest “private mansion” in the Marais. This fabulous building is worth the look, thanks to its classic architecture and garden. It shelters France’s most precious documents such as the French constitution, Napoleon and Louis XVI’s and Marie-Antoinette’s last letter, among many other things.

ADDRESS : 60 rue des Francs Bourgeois

If you like animals and quirky atmosphere, this museum is for you. Set in two majestic “Hotel Particular” of Le Marais, The Museum of Hunting and Nature is gathering an exquisite collection of artifacts, paintings, ancient rugs and tapestries dedicated to hunting. The wild boar, stags, panthers … It is the wildest museum of Paris for sure! 🙂

ADDRESS : Rue des Archives

A typical French bistro with a large terrace on the rue de Bretagne, Le Progrès is where Parisians and tourists go for an aperitif in the early evening. You are sitting in front of the street so you can stare at the strolling in the streets. Delightful and quite posh, but so Paris 🙂

ADDRESS : Rue de Bretagne

This little Italian is the place to grab a quick bite for lunch. Why going there? Because they sell the best Paninis of Paris! They usually sell beautiful Italian sandwiches, but also deserts and pastas. You can sit outside to eat if you fancy, they have a tiny terrace waiting for you 🙂

ADDRESS : 19 rue de Bretagne

This is one of the specialties of Le Marais: to always be on top of the hype of the moment. So it is quite obvious that you are looking for a halloween cocktail bar hidden from the crowd, this is where you will find it. From the outside, a lousy mexican restaurant, but cross the kitchen and a corridor there is: the hippest cocktail bar in Paris. 🙂

ADDRESS : 52 rue de Saintonge