Châtelet-les Halles,the central district of Paris, is the place to be for groups of friends. It's impossible to get bored for a single second! Restaurants, cafés and bars are there to satisfy both small and large appetites, and to host your wildest parties.
But in Châtelet-les Halles, it's also possible to cultivate yourself in one of the many museums in the area, such as Beaubourg, or even relax - yes, in the heart of Paris - in the huge Nelson-Mandela garden, a stone's throw from the Forum des Halles.
The Halles district is also steeped inhistory, and although its face has changed over the decades, some of its churches and fountains still bear witness to the capital's past. It's a great place to stroll, shop and learn!
So if you're wandering around Châtelet-Les Halles, follow the guide!
Did you know? Why is it called the Fountain of the Innocents?
The Fontaine des Innocents, the jewel in the crown of Paris's Les Halles district, is back in full view and freshly restored, just ahead of the Olympic Games. Do you know the history of this emblematic monument, witness to Parisian history since the 16th century, and why it bears its name? We tell you. [Read more]
The Tour Saint-Jacques, the ancient bell tower with its sublime view over Paris, is open from May to November.
The Tour Saint-Jacques, with its panoramic view over the whole of Paris, is open to visitors from May 15 to November 15, 2025. Located just a stone's throw from the Hôtel de Ville, this historic monument is a sight to behold, with its 62 meters and 300 steps. Tours are available in small groups. [Read more]
Place de l'Hôtel de Ville: one of Paris's most historic squares
The Place de l'Hôtel de Ville hasn't always been the lively, cheerful spot in the heart of Paris. Indeed, it was here that many public executions took place over the centuries. You'll never see the Place de l'Hôtel de Ville in the same light again! [Read more]
History of the Pont Notre-Dame
The Pont Notre-Dame has undergone many architectural changes. At the end of the 18th century, the bridge was considered so dangerous that it was renamed Pont du Diable (Devil's Bridge)! [Read more]
History of Paris City Hall
The Hôtel de Ville is one of the symbols of Paris, and an essential part of your visit. But if you're not lucky enough to get in during the Heritage Days, or if you haven't thought of booking your guided tour in advance, discover its eventful history here. [Read more]
The Saint-Eustache Church, at Les Halles
It's impossible to stroll through Les Halles without visiting the Eglise Saint-Eustache, overlooking the district. [Read more]
Ephemeris of September 4 in Paris: Gambetta proclaims the Third Republic
On September 4, 1870, Léon Gambetta proclaimed the Third Republic in the Place de l'Hôtel de Ville, following the fall of the Second Empire after Napoleon III's defeat at Sedan, and in the face of the obstinacy of the Parisian people. [Read more]
Ephemeris of August 25 in Paris: General de Gaulle's speech at the Hôtel de Ville
On August 25, 1944, back in Paris, Charles de Gaulle gave his famous speech "Paris outragé! Paris brisé! Paris martyrisé! mais Paris libéré!" at the Hôtel de Ville. An impromptu speech celebrating the city's liberation and calling for national unity. [Read more]
Did you know? A historic beehive adorns the corner of rue Pierre Lescot and rue Rambuteau.
Right in the heart of the Halles district, the corner of rue Pierre Lescot and rue Rambuteau hides a singular historical treasure. A fascinating sculpted beehive dating from the late 19th century adorns the building at 9 rue Lescot, formerly a honey merchant's stall. [Read more]
Did you know? 4 anecdotes about the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris
Do you know the Théâtre du Châtelet? Here are 4 anecdotes about this iconic Parisian theater! [Read more]
La Fontaine des Innocents
Originally, this fountain in the heart of Les Halles was called the Fountain of the Nymphs, and stood some forty meters from its current location. Commissioned by King Henri II, it was built in 1548 by Pierre Lescot. The sculptor Jean Goujon was responsible for the decoration and sculptures. Now a listed monument, it underwent a number of architectural modifications over the course of its existence.
The Palm Fountain
Through the trees of Place du Châtelet, it's sometimes hard to make out. But there it is, the Palm Fountain! It was built in 1808 at the instigation of Napoleon 1st to commemorate his victories and provide Parisians with free water. François-Jean Bralle was in charge of the project. Topped by a gilded bronze Victory, sculpted by Louis-Simon Boizot, the fountain was moved and enlarged in 1855.
Did you know? The Bourse de Commerce in Paris used to be a massive grain warehouse.
Before becoming home to the Pinault Collection and contemporary artworks, the Bourse de Commerce was used as a wheat storage facility! Let’s take a look at the remarkable transformation of this historic circular building in the heart of Paris, blending history, architecture, and reinvention. [Read more]
The Galerie Véro-Dodat, a little-known covered passage with the charm of Paris 1826
Discover the Galerie Véro-Dodat in Paris, a jewel of the XIXᵉ century, one of the most beautiful yet little-known covered passageways, nestled between rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau and rue du Bouloi. We tell you all about its history and what you can find there... [Read more]
The Jardin des combattants de la Nueve, a secret spot a stone's throw from the Hôtel de Ville
Did you know? Just a stone's throw from the Hôtel de Ville, near the quays of the Seine, lies a green setting that few Parisians know about. This is the Jardin des combattants de la Nueve, a secret spot that's just waiting to be discovered. [Read more]
From Paris to Rambouillet (78) on foot: the great itinerant trek on the paths of Compostela
Paris, a stage on the famous route to Santiago de Compostela? You'd better believe it. At least, it's possible to walk on one of the paths of this mythical itinerary and enjoy a beautiful hike through the Île-de-France region: we've tested it for you, and we'll tell you all about it. [Read more]
Restaurants in Châtelet-Les Halles and Beaubourg: Where to eat in these Paris neighborhoods?
Are you strolling around Châtelet, Les Halles or Beaubourg and looking for good restaurants in the neighborhood? We reveal our tried and tested recommendations. [Read more]
Brunch Paris 1: Where to have brunch in the 1st arrondissement? Our favorite places and top picks
With its iconic museums, historic gardens, and shopping streets, the 1st arrondissement is the heart of Paris. A multitude of elegant or more casual establishments offer perfect brunches for a gourmet break in the city center. [Read more]
Brunch Paris 4: Where to have brunch in the 4th arrondissement? Our favorite places and top picks
With the Île Saint-Louis, the historic Marais, and the Place des Vosges, the 4th arrondissement offers an exceptional setting for a Sunday brunch. With its traditional establishments and trendy spots, this is a neighborhood where brunch feels like a Parisian postcard. [Read more]
Miami Boulevard is a lively restaurant-club combo, serving up an incredible weekend brunch experience.
Sponsored - Miami Boulevard, located in Paris's 1st arrondissement, is already the talk of the town. If you haven't heard of it yet, now's the time! One of Paris's most famous festive restaurants, it offers a fantastic all-you-can-eat brunch every weekend. [Read more]
Baobab Kebab, in the heart of Paris, is redefining street food with a menu that's both delicious and generously crafted.
Sponsored - In the heart of the Halles, just two minutes from Châtelet–Les Halles RER station, Baobab Kebab is redefining Parisian street food with its oversized, revamped crepes, generously sized plates, and artisanal halal veal kebabs. [Read more]
Phở Poké House by Pandasia: A Delicious Asian Fusion Spot in the Heart of Paris
Sponsored - If the 13th arrondissement remains the ultimate stronghold of Phở, then this hidden gem nestled in the very heart of Paris is a culinary find that deserves your attention. Located in the 1st arrondissement, Phở Poké House offers a unique dining experience where traditional Vietnamese Phở seamlessly blends with the vibrant freshness of Poké bowls. Enjoy this healthy cuisine made with top-quality ingredients, served swiftly, just a short stroll from the Louvre and Les Halles. [Read more]
The Alsatian Châtelet: Your Alsatian Stopover in the Heart of the Marais!
Sponsored - In the heart of the 4th arrondissement, nestled between Châtelet, Hôtel de Ville, and the Marais, L’Alsacien Châtelet is the ultimate spot for a lively, gourmet experience. It’s the perfect place to indulge in authentic Flammekueches and Stücks à l’Alsacienne, enjoy group menus, and take advantage of free private bookings and self-service beer taps. Expect a convivial atmosphere, delicious comfort food, and good times all around! [Read more]
Azteca, a trip to the heart of Mexico without leaving Paris
Sponsored - Fancy a one-way ticket to Mexico without leaving Paris? Head to Azteca, an iconic Mexican restaurant in the 1st arrondissement, nestled a stone's throw from the Louvre and Châtelet-Les-Halles since 1986. This colorful restaurant treats Parisians to generous tacos, steaming fajitas, and homemade cocktails in a festive and warm atmosphere. At Azteca, you come for the authentic cuisine, stay for the good vibes, and leave feeling like you've traveled... without a passport. [Read more]
A brief history of Paris's great restaurants: Benoit, the soul of the Parisian bistro
Benoit Paris, a bistro founded in 1912 in the 4th arrondissement, perpetuates the spirit of traditional French cuisine in its elegant decor. [Read more]
A brief history of Paris's top restaurants: Le Pharamond, Normandy-style ambience
Founded in 1832, (Petit Bouillon) Pharamond has been serving Les Halles for two centuries in a Belle Époque listed setting. Affordable cuisine and a Norman atmosphere anchor this address in working-class Paris. [Read more]
The history of Paris's great restaurants: Au Pied de Cochon, brasserie canaille since 1947
Open since 1947, Au Pied de Cochon never closes. With service until dawn, bistro decor and dirty dishes, this Halles brasserie is a festive, gourmet haunt. [Read more]
A brief history of Paris's top restaurants: L'Escargot Montorgueil, an institution at Les Halles
A century-old address in the 1st arrondissement, L'Escargot Montorgueil is dedicated to bourgeois tradition and Burgundy snails. Second Empire decor and a generous menu are the hallmarks of this charming establishment. [Read more]
Terraza Mikuna: the 300 m2 rooftop at BHV Marais creates a sensation
Following its success last summer on the 6th floor, Terraza Mikuna has extended its space to the 7th floor of the BHV Marais, with 300 m2 of rooftop space and a 360° view of Paris. This is the place to be for lovers of South American cuisine and great views. [Read more]
Brunch Eataly: the festive Italian all-you-can-eat buffet in the heart of the Marais, every Sunday in Paris
Fancy a trip to Italy without leaving Paris? Head for Eataly Paris Marais, where Sunday brunch takes on the feel of a transalpine feast, with an all-you-can-eat buffet - hot, cold and desserts - to delight the taste buds. With fresh pasta, antipasti, dolci and prosecco galore, get ready to experience la dolce vita... in the 4th arrondissement! [Read more]
Hotel Paris 1: Where to stay in the 1st arrondissement? Hotels, hostels, and other accommodations
Looking for a place to stay in Paris's 1st arrondissement? Here are the addresses of hotels, youth hostels and accommodation in the district. [Read more]
Hotel Paris 4: Where to stay in the 4th arrondissement? Hotels, hostels, and other accommodations
Looking for a hotel in Paris' 4th arrondissement? Here are the best addresses for hotels, youth hostels and accommodation in the area. [Read more]
Maison Albar - Le Pont-Neuf, the chic hotel in the heart of Paris
In the heart of Paris, Maison Albar - Le Pont-Neuf has only recently opened its doors, but has already won over many tourists and Parisians with its Rostang-designed urban inn, Cinq Monde spa and sometimes surprising rooms. [Read more]
Le Crayon Rouge, a colorful pop hotel in Palais-Royal
3 years after the opening of Le Crayon, the 1st arrondissement is getting more colorful with the arrival of this new hotel: Crayon Rouge. A sparkling, retro-chic ambience for this boutique hotel that also celebrates wine. We present it to you... [Read more]
Bourse de Commerce in Paris: discover this contemporary art center and the Pinault collection
Located in the heart of the capital, in the Halles district, the Bourse de Commerce and the Pinault Collection offer a wonderful stroll through contemporary works of art. Here's everything you need to know before visiting this art center. [Read more]
The Musée de l'Illusion in Paris: a multi-sensory journey that will make you lose your head!
The Musée de l'Illusion awaits you in the 1st arrondissement of Paris, in the Châtelet les Halles district. Come with friends or family for a unique and exciting experience! Immerse yourself in a fascinating world, where all your senses will be turned upside down... A multi-sensory visit that's a must. [Read more]
Center Pompidou: prices, opening hours, access... All you need to know about the Musée d'Art Moderne
The Centre Pompidou, a museum of modern and contemporary art in the heart of Paris, awaits you every day (except Tuesdays) for a plunge into art in all its forms. Explore its history and exhibitions, and immerse yourself in the artistic universe of one of the world's most visited museums! [Read more]
Lafayette Anticipations: opening hours, prices... everything you need to know about the contemporary art foundation
For art lovers, the Lafayette Anticipations Foundation awaits you every day of the week to show you its exhibitions and space. Opening times, prices, practical information... we've got it all! [Read more]
Center Wallonie Bruxelles: programme, exhibitions... all you need to know about the cultural center in Paris
Attention contemporary art lovers! The Centre Wallonie-Bruxelles, located in the 4ᵉ arrondissement of Paris, opposite the Centre Pompidou, awaits you to fill up on knowledge. This cultural institution, inaugurated in 1979, highlights the artistic scene of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation through a varied program: visual arts, live performances, cinema and literature. Want to plan a visit? We'll tell you all about it! [Read more]
The Museum of Illusions in Paris: the must-visit spot for this winter!
Sponsored - The Museum of Illusions, located in the 1st arrondissement of Paris within the Châtelet-Les Halles district, welcomes families and friends alike. Get ready for a one-of-a-kind, exciting adventure as you delve into the captivating world of illusions, where your senses will be completely challenged... And for the first time, the museum is launching enchanting evening sessions. [Read more]
ABC Dictionary: Exploring the Arctic Through Inuit Art — The Contemporary Exhibition at Art Inuit Gallery
Inuit artists share their lives and culture from the Arctic through an artistic alphabet, available for free at the Art Inuit Gallery from March 26 to August 31, 2026. [Read more]
Chiaroscuro: the Exhibition Exploring Shadow and Light at the Bourse de Commerce - Our Photos
On the occasion of its latest exhibition titled "Chiaroscuro," the Bourse de Commerce transforms into a landscape that is both luminous and dusk-like. Until August 24, 2026, visitors can explore around a hundred works from the Pinault Collection, featuring pieces by Pierre Huyghe, Victor Man, Bill Viola, Laura Lamiel, Jean Dubuffet, Alberto Giacometti, Germaine Richier, as well as Yves Tanguy and Wolfgang Tillmans. [Read more]
Free evening at the Bourse de Commerce: reserve your tickets for Saturday, April 4, 2026
Eager to explore the collections at the Bourse de Commerce? Take advantage of the free evening opening, held on the first Saturday of each month, and experience this must-visit art space in Paris. Mark your calendar for the next date: Saturday, April 4, 2026. [Read more]
Sebastião Salgado takes center stage in a free photography exhibition at Paris City Hall
Paris City Hall pays tribute to photographer Sebastião Salgado with a major exhibition, which will be open to the public free of charge from February 21 to May 30, 2026. [Read more]
Expanded Drops: The free exhibition where fragrance transforms into visual art at Maison Francis Kurkdjian Paris
Forget the bottle; here, perfume is a visual experience. With Expanded Drops, Maison Francis Kurkdjian presents a free exhibition running from January 21 to March 29, 2026, curated by photographer Christelle Boulé. She captures the essence of fragrances and transforms them into captivating images. This immersive sensory and artistic journey shifts the olfactory world into the realm of sight, right in the heart of Paris. [Read more]
Contemporary art exhibitions in Paris: Diego Marcon and Ladji Diaby at Lafayette Anticipations
Lafayette Anticipations is hosting two contemporary art exhibitions in Paris from April 1 to July 19, 2026, featuring the cinematic universe of Diego Marcon and the emerging scene embodied by Ladji Diaby. A double rendez-vous focusing on images, narration and artistic emotions. [Read more]
The Musée des Arts Décoratifs, the must-see Parisian museum dedicated to design and fashion
Just a stone's throw from the Jardin des Tuileries and the Louvre Pyramid, the Musée des Arts Décoratifs occupies the Rohan and Marsan wings of the Palais du Louvre, with permanent collections and temporary exhibitions that are a must-see for all Paris design enthusiasts. [Read more]
The Bourse de Commerce by night: an evening of contemporary art every Friday night
Every Friday evening, until 9pm, the Bourse de Commerce, temple of contemporary art, welcomes you for a nocturne through the exhibitions and installations of the moment. [Read more]
Théâtre du Châtelet: a historic setting in the heart of Paris
The Théâtre du Chatelet is a historic venue in the heart of Paris, where the art of entertainment transcends the ages. We reveal its history and programming! [Read more]
Concert featuring LOMLA and Air Méditerranée on April 14th at La Maz
Sponsored - Concert featuring LOMLA (poetic French rock) and Air Méditerranée (organic dance music inspired by the seaside) on Tuesday, April 14th at La Maz, a cultural café located in the 1st arrondissement. [Read more]
Luminescence: The celestial odyssey at Saint-Eustache in Paris — a new show with photos
The immersive sound and light show Luminiscence is returning to Saint-Eustache Church with an upgraded version called L'Odyssée Céleste, running from January 23 to April 2026. We had an exclusive preview of this mesmerizing 3D experience that transforms the historic Parisian monument’s vaulted ceilings, and here’s everything you need to know. [Read more]
Le Secret de Sherlock Holmes: the play returns to Paris at Café de la Gare
A detective comedy, The Secret of Sherlock Holmes is not an adaptation of Conan Doyle's novel, but a new play set in the world of the mythical detective, Sherlock Holmes. More specifically, the play recounts the famous meeting between Sherlock and his faithful investigator, Doctor Watson. [Read more]
Post! : A contemporary musical comedy at Théâtre Essaïon
Post! is a satirical musical comedy that takes a humorous jab at our hyperconnected lives. Catch it at Théâtre Essaïon from February 19 to April 18, 2026. [Read more]
Un Crime presque Parfait: Cluedo-style escape game at Lock Academy
A murder, some clues and an hour to solve the case... Dive into "Un Crime presque Parfait", Lock Academy's immersive and sobritish escape game, in the heart of Paris, where the investigation becomes a real life-size Cluedo. [Read more]
Lock Academy Paris: Professor Lock's investigative escape game at Châtelet - Les Halles
If you're a fan of escape games in Paris and a detective at heart, Lock Academy, located between Châtelet and Les Halles, has a challenge for you! Behind this detective school lie mysteries to unravel, captivating enigmas and immersive missions to solve as a team. Immerse yourself in the world of Professor Lock and try to become the best investigator in the capital! [Read more]
Napoléon, l'épopée immersive: the historical experience in virtual reality - our opinion
To mark the 220th anniversary of Napoleon's coronation, an immersive virtual reality experience transports the general public into the very heart of this pivotal figure’s life — running until July 2026. [Read more]
Très Cher Lock: the escape game that will have you investigating at Lock Academy
At Lock Academy, in the heart of Paris, the Très Cher Lock escape game plunges players into the disappearance of Professor Lock's daughter. An immersive investigation for teams all year round. Ready to put your brains to the test? [Read more]
L'Atlantide: the legendary escape game at Majestic Escape Game
If you like mysteries and the cinema, Majestic Escape Game has a solution for you, with Atlantide, one of its rooms. The objective: find the Atlanteans' hidden treasure in one of the entrances to the mythical lost city. [Read more]
Cartel Comedy Club: the new comedy club in the heart of Paris - our review
The Cartel Comedy Club is one of the new addresses to discover in Paris. Nestled in the heart of the capital, a stone's throw from Hôtel de Ville, the Cartel Comedy Club is also a bar and restaurant. We've tried it out and give you our opinion! [Read more]
NAKED Copenhagen, the premium women's sneaker brand, finally opens its first store in Paris
NAKED Copenhagen has finally set up shop in Paris, much to the delight of streetwear aficionados! The benchmark brand of premium sneakers, dedicated exclusively to women, has chosen to set down its soles in the Marais district, opening its very first store outside Denmark. [Read more]
Book Off, the best second-hand bookshop in Paris: photos and report
With its three stores dotted around Paris, the Japanese brand Book Off is well established in the capital. And with good reason: it's one of the best second-hand bookshops, with its vast selection and ultra-affordable prices. [Read more]
L'Exception: the fashion concept store 100% made in France
L'Exception is the concept store at Les Halles that lights up our sales. With a fine selection of 100% made-in-France pieces, L'Exception is one of the temples of the Parisian fashion sphere. Go to Les Halles if you're looking for the grail! [Read more]
Besides Kimchi, a 100% Korean concept store in Paris
Besides Kimchi is a Parisian concept store that takes you on a journey to South Korea. Whether you're looking for clothes, home decor or cosmetics, you're sure to find what you're looking for here! [Read more]
The eNeNe concept store arrives in Paris
On February 8, eNeNe opened its doors in the heart of the Marais district. This new concept store showcases premium, luxury and fashion designers from Portugal, with no less than 7 different spaces spread over 120m². [Read more]
Love&Care Store, a boutique dedicated to couples in Paris
Love&Care Store is a new concept in Paris. The store is dedicated to the well-being of couples, right down to the intimate. [Read more]
The Suzanne Berlioux pool in the heart of Les Halles
Nestled in the heart of the Forum des Halles, the Suzanne Berlioux swimming pool is particularly popular with Parisians, easily accessible thanks to its central location. [Read more]
Little Biceps: lymphatic drainage and lifting massages by Emmanuelle Rodeghiero
If you're looking for slimming and lifting treatments, you can't miss Little Biceps, aka Emmanuelle Rodeghiero, who has set up her own studio in the Marais district. A true reference in the field, she offers a range of massages for the body and face. [Read more]
Decibel, the brand-new dance studio and club a stone's throw from Beaubourg
Just 200 meters from the Centre Georges Pompidou, on rue Quincampoix, Decibel recently opened with its dance workout classes, for a different kind of gym experience. [Read more]
Jazz&goûter: musical and gourmet afternoons for the whole family at Sunset Sunside
Every Sunday is a date for families and children at Sunset Sunside: yes, because every Sunday is Jazz&goûter time! [Read more]
Guided tours and workshops to discover the Bourse de Commerce's collections with the whole family
The Bourse de Commerce welcomes young and old alike to its exhibition space with a variety of activities. The program includes workshops, guided tours for young audiences and games to help families discover the works in the collection. [Read more]
Bar Paris 1: Where to have a drink in the 1st arrondissement? Our favorite spots and recommendations
Between the Louvre, the Palais Royal, and the Tuileries, Paris's 1st arrondissement offers an elegant selection of cocktail, wine, and beer bars where you can enjoy a drink in the historic heart of the capital. [Read more]
Bar Paris 4: Where to have a drink in the 4th arrondissement? Our favorite spots and recommendations
The 4th arrondissement of Paris, between the Marais and Île Saint-Louis, is ideal for a drink in a historic setting. Creative cocktails, intimate wine bars, and a festive atmosphere await you. [Read more]
An unprecedented spot in Paris: a pub, a nightclub, and even a hidden speakeasy-bar tucked away inside a chapel.
Sponsored - Go to the Hide: it's a huge pub, a discotheque under the vaults and even a spekeasy bar (a hidden bar at the 500 shooters). Reserve your evenings - you'll love the festive atmosphere! [Read more]
A unique, festive venue: the Miami Boulevard ( Terrace / Bar-club / Restaurant / Karaoke )
Sponsored - A completely new venue: bar/club/resto and even Karoke! Miami Boulevard is big, it's beautiful, there's plenty of room and we love to party, so you can come for a drink, celebrate an occasion, eat, sing and even privatize a room for you and your friends! [Read more]
Potions & Co: the "escape bar" for an unusual outing in Paris
Do you like cocktails and puzzles? Escape game fans can now discover Potions & Co, Paris' first escape bar offering an immersive cocktail experience. [Read more]
La Distillerie de l'Arbre Sec: our photos of the gin creation workshop a stone's throw from the Louvre
Calling all mixology workshop enthusiasts... Head for La Distillerie de l'Arbre Sec, just a stone's throw from the Louvre, where you'll find gin distillation workshops, as well as tours to learn all about the making of this spirit. [Read more]
Paris Latino, the free salsa night every Thursday at Café Oz
Qué bueno, qué rico, qué lindo... Welcome to Paris Latino, Café Oz's weekly salsa night, held every Thursday evening from 8pm. What's on? Dance classes for all levels and a Latino party that goes on all night! [Read more]
Le Reset Bar in Paris: a gourmet address where you can play video games
Gaming & Drinking: this is the original formula proposed by RESET bar. Located in the 1st arrondissement of Paris, this bar not only offers its customers the chance to have a drink, but also to enjoy a number of free video games, making evenings out with friends even more fun. [Read more]
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What to do in Paris's 1st arrondissement? Ideas for outings & good addresses
Located right in the historic heart of the capital, the 1st arrondissement of Paris brings together some of the finest jewels of the City of Light. Between the Louvre Museum, the banks of the Seine, Place Vendôme, the Halles district, the Samaritaine and the emblematic Tuileries Gardens bordered by the Rue de Rivoli, it's time to conquer the good addresses and superb ideas for outings that await us at the moment. [Read more]
The 4th arrondissement, often referred to as the Marais, is one of the capital's hippest spots! Here, you'll find yourself in the historic Jewish quarter, the stronghold of the LGBTQIA+ community and the temple of fashion lovers. We take you on a tour of the latest outing ideas and the best addresses in this festive, multicultural district! [Read more]
Enjoy your visit to Châtelet-Les Halles !
Location
Châtelet-Les Halles metro station
Châtelet
75001 Paris 1
Access
Metro Châtelet (lines 1, 4, 7, 11, 14)
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