Guidebook for Paris
Drinks & Nightlife
Le Progrès
1 Rue de BretagneLively neighbourhood bar
le connetable
55 Rue des ArchivesCharacterful late-night bar with piano and friendly dogs.
Essentials
Oldest covered food market in Paris, cheesemongers, vintners and organic grocers, as well as a variety of food stalls and restaurants.
262 habitants recommandent
Les Enfants Rouges
9 Rue de BeauceOldest covered food market in Paris, cheesemongers, vintners and organic grocers, as well as a variety of food stalls and restaurants.
Arts & Culture
Art gallery dedicated to the work of Pablo Picasso. Outdoor ping-pong tables in the museum gardens.
1067 habitants recommandent
Musée National Picasso-Paris
5 Rue de ThorignyArt gallery dedicated to the work of Pablo Picasso. Outdoor ping-pong tables in the museum gardens.
Shopping
Literary café and concept store, housed in a converted 19th-century fabric factory. Three floors of fashion, household products, furniture and stationery.
586 habitants recommandent
Merci
111 Bd BeaumarchaisLiterary café and concept store, housed in a converted 19th-century fabric factory. Three floors of fashion, household products, furniture and stationery.
Food Scene
Swedish café with outdoor tables in the beautiful courtyard of the Hôtel de Marle.
84 habitants recommandent
Institut Tessin
11 Rue PayenneSwedish café with outdoor tables in the beautiful courtyard of the Hôtel de Marle.
Marcovaldo
61 Rue CharlotItalian coffee and bookshop.
Rose Bakery
30 Rue DebelleymeEggs benedict, pancakes and fresh juices.
Sightseeing
Beautiful small museum with 140 chronological rooms depicting the history of Paris, from pre-Roman Gaul to the 20th century.
521 habitants recommandent
Carnavalet Museum
23 Rue de SévignéBeautiful small museum with 140 chronological rooms depicting the history of Paris, from pre-Roman Gaul to the 20th century.