Who has never spent a day strolling through the streets of the Marais? Located in the 3rd and 4th arrondissements of Paris, the Marais is the most hype place in the capital. Its many fashion and decoration stores, its emblematic restaurants, its bars and its art galleries make this district so charming. Day and night, these two districts are very lively and it is almost impossible to get bored. This district is very popular with Parisians for a weekend stroll!
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10 a.m.: Breakfast at Carette
You start your day in the Marais with the essential breakfast of At Carette. True Parisian institution for centuries, the café-restaurant offers a breathtaking view of the Place des Vosges. This pastry shop offers iconic brunches and snacks. Specialties include famous yarrow, the Saint-Honoré, the Paris Brest, as well as fresh croissants and pain au chocolat. The most seasoned Parisian influencers have all already posted a hyper Frenchie photo on their Instagram account, why not you?
Carette – 25 Pl. des Vosges, 75003 Paris
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11 a.m.: Visit of the European House of Photography
After a good breakfast, it's time to discover the European House of Photography. Located in theHotel Henault de Cantobre, this XNUMXth century mansion was renovated especially to house the activities of the museum. The MEP has several exhibition spaces, including four main rooms which are dedicated to the presentation oftemporary exhibitions. The museum also hosts lectures, workshops and film screenings related to photography.
The European House of Photography – 5/7 Rue de Fourcy, 75004 Paris
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13 p.m.: Lunch at Julien's
Nestled in an old bakery listed as a historical monument, Restaurant At Julien's immediately catches the eye of passers-by. Its period frontage, its gilding and its large terrace have everything to charm you. If this address that Parisians sneak under the coat is stormed during the Fashion Week, the rest of the time it is a true haven of peace. Recently, the restaurant completely changed his card To our greatest delight ! To know more, it's just here.
Chez Julien – 1 Rue du Pont Louis-Philippe, 75004 Paris
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15 p.m.: Discovery of the Psyché Gallery
It is in the heart of the Marais that you can discover The Psyche Gallery. Here we find Jewelry and other objects of sculptures and decorative bronzes, in which the soul of each artist. Among them, we find the creations by Claudia Milic, Tilmann Grawe or Amy Gattas. Their jewelry is all sleek and bold. Who is hiding behind this gallery? Chantal Clavreuil. She was originally destined, like her parents before her, to make a career in the world of old bookstores. His love for unique pieces and the beautiful materials finally led him to turn to jewelry. It is by unearthing creators, by finding rare pearls and original pieces that the Galerie Psyché has made its reputation. It's a real alibaba cave for lovers of iconic pieces.
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Psyche Gallery – 18 Rue du Pont Louis-Philippe, 75004 Paris - www.psyche-paris.com
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16 p.m.: Have fun at Yann Couvreur
The pastry of Yann Roofer in the Marais is one of most popular addresses for foodies in Paris. Famous for its sweet creations modern and elegant, Yann Couvreur is a talented pastry chef and recognized worldwide. You can discover a selection of cakes, pastries and individual pastries, each more delicious than the next. Home essentials include the famous yarrow, lemon pie, eclairs and cream puffs.
Yann Couvreur – 23bis Rue des Rosiers, 75004 Paris
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21 p.m.: Dinner at Bel Canto
Situated near Notre-Dame de Paris, Restaurant Bel Canto is an atypical address. This address harmoniously combines the gastronomic cooking to performance of lyrical singing. Lovers of good food will be delighted to discover this unusual address. Offering a one-of-a-kind concept, Bel Canto has been around for more than two decades. Indeed, Bel Canto offers a experience poetic which combines two very distinct worlds: lyrical singing and gastronomy.
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Journalist: Noémie Sadoun / Correction and layout: Axelle Coubard Bellaloum
