Guidebook for Paris
Drinks & Nightlife
The best bar in the neighborhood
Excellent wine bar! From the choice of wines,
by way of the exceptional selection of delicatessens to
the staff in the small care : everything is really perfect
6 rue Charles François Dupuis, Paris 3
178 personas locales recomiendan
Le Barav
6 Rue Charles-François DupuisThe best bar in the neighborhood
Excellent wine bar! From the choice of wines,
by way of the exceptional selection of delicatessens to
the staff in the small care : everything is really perfect
6 rue Charles François Dupuis, Paris 3
Rue des Rosiers is a historic street at the heart of
Paris’s Jewish quarter. The street is home to a variety
of Jewish eateries as well as both high-end and
vintage clothing stores. Weave through tourists as
you window shop, stopping to chow down on a
pastrami sandwich from an American-style deli or
snack on hamantaschen at a Jewish bakery. The
street’s most popular eatery is L’As du Fallafel,
which serves hefty pita sandwiches filled with falafel
balls and smoked eggplant. Spicy, creamy and
smoky, the sandwiches are a steal at just six euros.
Overall, the Rue des Rosiers reflects the
neighborhood’s Jewish heritage and newly trend
157 personas locales recomiendan
Rue des Rosiers
Rue des RosiersRue des Rosiers is a historic street at the heart of
Paris’s Jewish quarter. The street is home to a variety
of Jewish eateries as well as both high-end and
vintage clothing stores. Weave through tourists as
you window shop, stopping to chow down on a
pastrami sandwich from an American-style deli or
snack on hamantaschen at a Jewish bakery. The
street’s most popular eatery is L’As du Fallafel,
which serves hefty pita sandwiches filled with falafel
balls and smoked eggplant. Spicy, creamy and
smoky, the sandwiches are a steal at just six euros.
Overall, the Rue des Rosiers reflects the
neighborhood’s Jewish heritage and newly trend
Food Scene
JJ Beaumarchais
92 bd Beaumarchais
75003 Paris
JJ Beaumarchais
92 Bd BeaumarchaisPlats novateurs. Réservation obligatoir.
Bistrot Instinct
Bistronomie. Cuisine maison, produits de saison.
Réservation obligatoire.
Sain Boulangerie
Pour un très bon petit déjeuner. Large choix de viennoiserie.
Cuisine française traditionnelle. Très beau décor ancien. Prix très raisonnable. Pas de réservation, y aller assez tôt.
36 personas locales recomiendan
Le Petit Bouillon Pharamond
24 Rue de la Grande TruanderieCuisine française traditionnelle. Très beau décor ancien. Prix très raisonnable. Pas de réservation, y aller assez tôt.
L'Îlot
4 Rue de la Corderiefruits de mer et vins français dans un petit restaurant cosy.
Mercado de los Niños Rojos
Patrick Roger
43 Rue des ArchivesMeilleur chocolatier.
Parmi les meilleurs chocolatier.
11 personas locales recomiendan
Jean-Paul Hevin - Marais - The Chocolate Bar (re)
41 Rue de BretagneParmi les meilleurs chocolatier.
Jacques Genin
133 Rue de TurenneParmi les meilleurs chocolatier
Boulangerie Utopie
20 Rue Jean-Pierre TimbaudTres bonne boulangerie. Pain au charbon !
Merveilleuses viennoiserie. Petit déjeuner possible.
437 personas locales recomiendan
Du Pain et des Idées
34 Rue Yves ToudicMerveilleuses viennoiserie. Petit déjeuner possible.
La Glacerie Paris
13 Rue du TempleTrès bonnes glaces, pas trop sucrées.
Sightseeing
Museo Nacional Picasso-París
5 Rue de ThorignyIncontournable
Sainte-Chapelle
10 Bd du Palais
Place des Vosges
Place des Vosges
Fondation Louis Vuitton
8 Av. du Mahatma GandhiEverything Else
This is your chance to follow in the footsteps of
inventors and pioneers of progress and explore a
one-of-a-kind repository of scientific and technical
knowledge...
Founded in 1794 by Henri Grégoire, the
Conservatoire national des arts et métiers, "a store of
new and useful inventions," is a museum of
technological innovation. The Musée des arts et
métiers was refurbished in 2000, and now exhibits
over 2400 inventions. They are split into seven
collections Scientific instruments, Materials, Energy,
Mechanics, Construction, Communication and
Transport.
238 personas locales recomiendan
Museo de Arte Metiers
292 Rue RéaumurThis is your chance to follow in the footsteps of
inventors and pioneers of progress and explore a
one-of-a-kind repository of scientific and technical
knowledge...
Founded in 1794 by Henri Grégoire, the
Conservatoire national des arts et métiers, "a store of
new and useful inventions," is a museum of
technological innovation. The Musée des arts et
métiers was refurbished in 2000, and now exhibits
over 2400 inventions. They are split into seven
collections Scientific instruments, Materials, Energy,
Mechanics, Construction, Communication and
Transport.
Shopping
rue Vieille-du-Temple
Rue Vieille du TempleBeaucoup de belles enseignes
Essentials
Monoprix
70-72 Rue du Faubourg du TempleRue de Bretagne
Rue de BretagneGetting Around
Temple station
République
Arts-et-Métiers