Wander the Streets of Le Marais

Uncover the city’s old Jewish quarter, Le Marais. While it’s no longer “hidden,” it’s definitely a gem. Narrow cobblestone streets lead to quaint little bakeries and authentic falafel restaurants. Galleries and trendy fashion boutiques fill the space inbetween. Although there are still plenty of other tourists, the crowds are much smaller than at the Champs d’Elysee, the Louvre, or Eiffel Tower. 

Category
Culture
Sustainability factor
Local
Must do
L'As Du Fallafel for a falafel pita and Le Loir dans la Theiere for a towering slice of lemon meringue pie
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• Located in parts of both the 3rd and 4th arrondissements along the right bank, Le Marais is home to many of Paris' most historic and architecturally significant buildings

Price
Free to wander, but bring cash for awesome boutiques and delicious food
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