The Marais district

Just a stone's throw from the Hôtel du Jeu de Paume, the Marais embodies all the charm of Paris. Located in the 3ᵉ and 4ᵉ arrondissements, this historic district, once built on marshland, seduces with its cobbled streets, private mansions and eclectic ambience.

The Marais is packed with architectural treasures, including its 17thᵉ century hôtels particuliers such as Hôtel de Sully, Hôtel de Soubise and Hôtel Salé, now the Musée Picasso. This district is also home to the famous Place des Vosges, a haven of greenery surrounded by red-brick buildings, having played host to illustrious figures such as Victor Hugo. For history buffs, the Saint-Paul-Saint-Louis church and the half-timbered houses of rue François-Miron are a must-see.

The Marais offers an unrivalled wealth of cultural attractions. From the Centre Pompidou, with its collection of contemporary art and breathtaking views over Paris, to the Musée Carnavalet, which traces the history of the capital, every visit is an immersion in heritage.

The Marais is a shopper's paradise. From major names to eco-friendly concept stores and vintage boutiques, the district offers something for every style. Don't miss the BHV Marais, a true Parisian institution, or the thrift shops and brocantes that make the surrounding streets so famous.

When it comes to gastronomy, the Marais offers a varied cuisine: falafels on rue des Rosiers, gourmet restaurants such as L'Ambroisie, or prestigious tea rooms by Pierre Hermé and Yann Couvreur.For a quick lunch or a sweet break, the district also abounds in renowned bakeries and ice-cream parlors.

Whether you're strolling through its medieval streets, exploring its museums, shopping or enjoying the nightlife, the Marais is a district with a thousand facets, where every street corner invites discovery.A must for Paris lovers!