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You have a chance to experience the architecture of a church built in 1887, and know there was a time when people of many religions occupied this part of Paris and lived in peace

Jardin des Rosiers - Joseph-Migneret

A very special Garden that played a big role in the French Resistance.

10 minutes

Place des Vosges (Pass By)

1559 Learn the history of this former Horse Market so important to Henry the Fourth.

Jardin de l'Hotel de Sully

A Palace Formal gardens in a courtyard from 1624

10 minutes

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Tranché is a néo-bakery invested in promoting better baked goods for the consumer and the planet by reducing bread waste and promoting sustainability. We'll have baguette tradition and cream puff

20 minutes

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Legendary and award- winning charcutier known for its delicious paté.

15 minutes

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One of the most famous Parisian food shops and a family owned business since 1957. Here we have a Brioche de Menton, a bite-sized croque-monsieur

15 minutes

Fromagerie Laurent Dubois

Taste the best French cheeses and home-made cheese creations at one of the best fromagerie in Paris. They won the Best Craftsman of France award in 2000 with their pyramid of flavours composed of 120 cheeses

10 minutes

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At high-quality chocolate shop we'll have a chocolate tasting. The shop is ran by a Japanese chocolatier, Emiko Sano, daughter of a famous chocolate maker in Japan

20 minutes

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Florence Kahn Bakery has been well known for its traditional jewish recipes since 1988.

10 minutes

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Hummus, falafels & homemade halva in an unfussy Middle Eastern establishment. This is most popular jewish restaurants in the Pletzl, the jewish neighbourhood in Paris

20 minutes

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Founded in 1924, the place has kept the heritage of the Parisian cafés of the 1930s, The restaurant serves the best Boeuf Bourguignon in the city for our customers paired with a glass of red wine.

20 minutes

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Soaring Corinthian-style column topped with a winged gold statue commemorating the 1830 revolution.

Pletzl (Pass By)

The Place Saint-Paul and the surrounding area were unofficially named the Pletzl when the neighborhood became predominantly Jewish after an influx of immigrants in the late 19th and early 20th