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What are Paris arrondissements? Arrondissements are administrative districts. Although Paris is a compact city, it contains 20 arrondissements numbered 1 through 20 within its borders.

Although technically the first four districts became a single admistrative district called "Paris Centre several years ago, for practical purposes, most Parisians ignore that when giving directions or describing locations.

Those with lower numbers form the center of the city and contain most of the top historic attractions and not surprisingly, many tourists.

As you can see when you look at our Paris arrondissements map below, districts with higher numbers spiral out clockwise from the center (much like the shell of a snail, or escargot). Most were former villages annexed by Paris in the 1800s, and you'll still find plenty of their original charm. They are mostly residential and aside from the picturesque Montmartre neighborhood and a few popular attractions such as Atelier des Lumières in the 12th and Père Lachaise Cemetery in the 20th, you usually won't see many tourists.

Whether you're planning your first visit or a return trip to the City of Light, knowing which Paris neighborhoods have the attractions, activities, and events you want to experience will help you make the most of your time, decide where to book a hotel room or reserve an apartment, and discover more nearby to do and see.

Our Paris Arrondissement Guide below includes an interactive arrondissement map, highlights about top destinations, activities, major events, tours, and hotels in each district, the best arrondissement to stay in based on what you want to see and do, and tips for using the district numbers to help you plan your trip to Paris.

We've packed lots of useful information into this article, but it's long. If you're looking for details about a specific topic or district, use these Quick Links to find it fast: Arrondissement Map - Arrondissements Guide: 1st Arr - 2nd Arr - 3rd Arr - 4th - 5th - 6th - 7th - 8th - 9th - 10th - 11th - 12th - 13th - 14th - 15th - 16th - 17th - 18th - 19th - 20th - FAQs

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Paris Arrondissement Map: Understanding the City's Layout

Our interactive Paris map shows the 20 arrondissements with attractions and landmarks, the city's two great forests, the Seine River, and top attractions plus a few key destinations outside of the city such as Versailles, Disneyland Paris, La Vallée Village discount shopping center, the La Défense business district, and the three closest international airports.

Zoom in to get a closer view of Paris streets and neighborhoods, or zoom out to see more of France.

In the middle of the Seine are two small islands, Île de la Cité and Île Saint-Louis.

Île de la Cité, the historic heart of the city includes parts of the 1st and 4th arrondissements. This is where the area's first settlers, a Celtic tribe called the Parisii, made their home over 2,300 years ago. It is also where you'll find some of the city's most famous attractions.

Île Saint-Louis belongs to the 4th district, and is a quiet residential area with 17th century homes, a main street lined with boutiques and bistros, and a few small upscale hotels.

The large green areas at each side of Paris (think of them as the snail's head and tail) represent two enormous tree-filled parks ( bois), sometimes called the "lungs" of the city.

One final thing you should know is that an almost-constantly congested multi-lane highway, the Périphérique (Parisians normally call it "la Périph"), circles the outer districts (but not the parks) - look closely at the map, and you can see it just inside the city limits. If you take a taxi or private transport to or from Charles de Gaulle Airport, you'll most likely experience it first-hand - for better or worse.

Paris Arrondissement Guide

Now, let's take a look at the landmarks and attractions that make each arrondissement special to help you choose where to stay and what to see and do during your visit.

1st Arrondissement: Louvre Museum, Sainte-Chapelle, Les Halles

Famous attractions, spectacular gardens, and excellent cafés, restaurants, and boutiques pack the 1st arrondissement with must-see "bucket list" sights for first-time as well as returning Paris visitors.

Top Attractions in the 1st Arrondissement

Discover: The Louvre Museum, home to the Mona Lisa and many other treasured works of art. Tuileries Gardens, filled with flowers and statues, pools and fountains, cafes, and a giant ferris wheel. Musée de l'Orangerie, featuring Monet's lush waterlily paintings. Musée des Arts Decoratifs is a must if you're into design, decorative items, or just like beautiful things.
Find more ways to experience the Louvre Get a skip-the-line ticket or tour for Musée de l'Orangerie
Experience: Royal Paris in the almost-hidden Palais Royal Garden and shopping arcades, two of the city's biggest and best Christmas Markets during November and December, the soaring stained glass windows and concerts at Sainte-Chapelle, and Marie Antoinette's last days in the Conciergerie, a medieval palace and infamous Reign of Terror prison.
Plan your visit to Sainte-Chapelle & Conciergerie
Shop: Famous designer boutiques, market streets, and the most popular French cookware shops in Paris pack the 1st.

Visit: Île de la Cité, the tiny Island in the Seine River straddling the 1st and 4th arrondissements where you'll find the historic heart of Paris, medieval masterpieces, hidden gardens, and lots more.

Recommended 1st Arrondissement Tours

Paris Small Group Minibus Tour - This popular tour gives you an excellent introduction to the city's top sites: the Arc de Triomphe, Champs Elysees, Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, Louvre, and more.

Book a Local Friend - For the ultimate flexibility, book a local Parisian who will customize a personalized tour of the 1st arrondissement - or anywhere else in Paris - based on what you want to see and do.

Secret Paris: Cheese, Art, & Life - You'll see famous sights as well as hidden enclaves known only to locals during this tour that starts in the heart of Paris and winds past the Louvre and through its arcades, and into the medieval neighborhood of the Marais, ending in front of the fabulously modern Pompidou Center. Along the way, you'll sample a macaroon, walk through a beautiful garden, and visit a fromagerie (cheese market) where you can taste superb French cheeses. This tour lasts 3 hours and usually fills up fast, so don't wait to book.

1st Arrondissement Complete Guide: Find more things to do & see
Where to Stay in the 1st Arrondissement

Top Hotels in the 1st - See our recommendations for best places to stay near the Louvre, Sainte-Chapelle, Rue Saint-Honoré and Les Halles shopping districts, and other top 1st District attractions
Best places to stay in the 1st District during winter months
See Top Attractions from a Seine River Cruise

2nd Arrondissement - Covered Arcades, Sentier, Bourse

You'll love the 2nd arrondissement's covered 19th century shopping arcades, the best Japanese and Korean restaurants in Paris, and fascinating glimpses of the Paris's thriving wholesale textile and design industries in the Sentier neighborhood.

Top Attractions in the 2nd Arrondissement

The 2nd Arrondissement sometimes gets overlooked as being a mostly-business district dominated by the Bourse (Palais Brongiart), the former Paris stock exchange now used for special trade shows, and at its east end by the Sentier quartier, home to the Paris textile industry and wholesale-only clothing showrooms.

However, you'll find some hidden treasures tucked away in the 2nd - especially if you enjoy shopping and dining. And at the lively western end of the district, excellent shopping, hotels, and restaurants near the Paris Opera House and bustling Avenue de l'Opéra attract numerous visitors.

Explore: 19th century Passages Couverts, the glass-roofed covered retail arcades and galeries lined with boutiques and bistros - inspiration for today's indoor shopping malls. Look for Galerie Vivienne (elegant shops and bistros), Passage du Caire (wholesale textiles and clothing), Passage de Choiseul (Korean specialties), Passage du Grand Cerf (art, crafts, esoteric collections), and Passage des Princes (toys and games). Treasure hunters will want to explore the stamp, coin, and antique dealers in Passage des Panoramas not far from the Drouot Auction House in the 9th. Explore on your own - or join a secret passages tour.

In and around Sentier, hip restaurants started popping up a few years ago, and now chic hotels are following, making this an increasingly trendy neighborhood for visitors - plus Sentier is next door to the even trendier Marais.

2nd Arrondissement Complete Guide: Find more things to do & see

Where to Stay in the 2nd District

Hotel Edouard VII - 4-star hotel in a superb location on Avenue de l'Opéra, less than a 5-minute walk from the Paris Opera House. Find current rates

Hotel Bachaumont - Lovely 4-star hotel with an Art Deco vibe on a quiet side street between the pedestrian-only Rue Montorgueil market street and a stretch of Rue Montmartre lined with luxury boutiques. Compare rates

The Hoxton - Elegant and contemporary, located in a gorgeous 18th century building in the bustling Sentier district. Find lowest rates

Find more hotels in the 2nd arrondissement

3rd Arrondissement (Temple) - Picasso Museum, Upper Marais, Musée Carnavalet

Known as the Haut ("Upper") Marais, the 3rd Arrondissement gives you a glimpse of medieval Paris plus plenty of ornate 17th century mansions, popular museums, and fashion boutiques.

Top Attractions in the 3rd District
- Find all the best ways to visit the Picasso Museum
- Discover: Jewish culture in France in the Museum of Jewish Art and History.

- Dine on tasty couscous or kebabs at an outdoor table next to the food stalls at Marché des Enfants Rouges, the oldest covered market in Paris where residences have shopped for 400 years.

- Stroll along narrow cobblestone streets and explore the indie designer boutiques.
Recommended Self-Guided Paris Walk: Rue Payenne Gardens Where to stay in the 3rd arrondissement
4th Arrondissement - Notre Dame, Pompidou Center, Île Saint-Louis, Place des Vosges, Hôtel de Ville

The 4th Arrondissement is "must see" area for first time and return visitors. So many famous historic sites and top attractions are located here - plus the medieval Marais neighborhood offers some of the best shopping in Paris.

Top Attractions in the 4th Arrondissement

The 4th includes Île Saint-Louis, half of Île de la Cité, and a swath of the Right Bank, including part of the Marais, and is packed with top attractions, historic neighborhoods, chic shopping, and superb restaurants.

Explore the trendy boutiques and galleries in the Marais, and visit antique stores and artisans in historic Village Saint-Paul.

Admire modern and recent art on a private tour at Centre Pompidou, go for carryout falafel in Rue de Rosiers in the Marais home of the oldest Orthodox Jewish community in Paris, and picnic in picture-perfect Place des Vosges.

Fun Ways to See the Marais

Le Marais District & Jewish Quarter Guided Walking Tour - On this small group tour with maximum 8 people, you'll see important attractions and beautiful parks, and explore the historic Jewish Quarter and its wonderful kosher restaurants and boutiques. Find out more

Marais Walking Food Tour: Cheese, Wine, & Delicacies - You'll stroll around this charming neighborhood and see its many art galeries, boutiques, cafes, and centuries-old architecture as you stop at 8-10 places to sample cheese, wine, pastries, and seasonal specialties. This tour lasts 3+ hours. Find out more

Marais Pastry & Chocolate Tour - You'll explore small streets and hidden nooks of the Marais while learning about the neighborhood, visiting chocolate shops and bakeries, and tasting some samples. Find out more

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5th Arrondissement - Latin Quarter, Cluny Museum, Arènes de Lutèce, Panthéon

Top Attractions in the 5th Arrondissement

Discover: The famous towering majestically over much of the district

The Roman-era Arènes de Lutèce and Roman baths under Musée Cluny, home to magnificent tapestries and other medieval treasures.

The Jardin des Plants, where you'll find an ancient botanic garden, Natural History Museum, and the small but appealing Paris Zoo.

Don't miss the Rue Mouffetard street market, Shakespeare and Company Bookstore, and Tunisian pastries and tiny glasses of mint tea at the Arab Institute's terrace restaurant overlooking the most scenic parts of Paris.
Find best hotels & apartments in the Latin Quarter
6th Arrondissement - Luxembourg Garden, Saint Germain des Prés, & Saint-Sulpice Church

Why visit: The lovely 6th arrondissement, famous for its formerly bohemian Saint-Germain-des-Prés neighborhood and a slice of the chill Latin Quarter, is a lovely upper-class mostly-residential district with commercial areas devoted to superb boutiques, art galleries, and dining.
Top Attractions in the 6th Arrondissement

Discover: Beautiful Luxembourg Garden. Cafés and bistros along Boulevard Saint-Germain made famous by French Existentialists and American writers during the last century.

Visit: The magnificent Church of Saint-Sulpice, setting for The Da Vinci Code, and Paris's oldest church, Eglise Saint-Germain-des-Prés

Explore: The district's wonderful antique shops, home furnishing boutiques, and clothing stores.

Buy: Holiday gifts at the large Christmas market by Saint-Germain Church from mid-November through December

Recommended 6th Arrondissement Tours

Where to Stay in the 6th Arrondissement

Hotel Clémont - This charming 2-star boutique hotel with 28 guestrooms has air conditioning and an elevator, and serves a fantastic breakfast; great value near the Saint Germain Market and Saint Sulpice Church

Hotel de Buci - This charming 24-room boutique hotel on the Rue Buci market street features furnishings with a romantic Louis XV 18th century très-Parisian vibe

Hotel Madison - Lovely 4-star boutique hotel with 50 rooms and suites across from Saint Germain des Prés church in a fantastic location near two metro stations

Hôtel Montalembert - Excellent 5-star boutique hotel in Saint Germain de Prés near museums, the Bon Marché luxury department store and food hall, and numerous small boutiques and antique shops
Find best rates

Hotel de Seine (52 Rue de Seine) - This centrally-located small 3-star boutique hotel features 30 guestrooms, air conditioning, and an elevator in an excellent location near the Seine River - Book Now

Find more hotels & apartments in the 6th arrondissement Where to stay in Saint-Germain-des-Pres during winter months
7th Arrondissement - Eiffel Tower, Orsay Museum, Bon Marché, Champ de Mars

The 7th arrondissement is where you'll find the world's most famous landmark - the Eiffel Tower - as well as several top museums, the only department store on the Left Bank, a popular market street, and many top-notch restaurants.

Top Attractions in the 7th District

Discover: Sweeping Paris views from the top of the Eiffel Tower.
Find out how to get skip-the-line-priority entrance to the Eiffel Tower
See Impressionist masterpieces at Musée d'Orsay, non-western art at the Branly Museum, and magnificent sculptures and a romantic garden at Musée Rodin.
Find skip-the-line tickets & guided tours to the Orsay Museum
Shop for luxury goods and gourmet food and wine selections at Le Bon Marché.

History buffs will want to explore Les Invalides, where you'll find the Musée de l'Armée and Napoleon's tomb in Dome Church (get a priority entrance ticket that covers both). After your visit, walk a few blocks to reach the popular Rue Cler market street, overflowing with small cafes and yummy bakeries where you enjoy a wonderful lunch or dinner. Or buy a few gourmet goodies and head over to nearby Champ de Mars for a picnic.

Where to Stay in the 7th Arrondissement
Find best hotels near the Eiffel Tower
8th Arrondissement - Arc de Triomphe, Champs-Élysées, Golden Triangle, Parc Monceau

With the Arc de Triomphe and Champs Élysées as major tourist attractions, the 8th arrondissement ranks high on the "must visit" list for most first time visitors. But there's so much to see and do here that you'll want to return whenever you're in Paris.

Top Attractions in the 8th Arrondissement

Discover: Expansive views from the top of the Arc, the beautiful but blood-soaked Place de la Concorde, and an eternal flame marking the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at the base. Excellent art collections, exquisite architecture, and a little-known tea room overlooking a lovely garden at the Petit Palais. Special exhibits at the enormous glass-roofed Grand Palais. Luxury goods on display in designer showrooms along the Golden Triangle.

Need a change of pace in this wealthy, tourist-filled arrondissement?

Head over to tranquil Parc Monceau, and visit one of the nearby specialty museums - Musée Cernuschi, Musée Nissim de Camondo, or Musée Jacquemart-André.

Fun Things to Do in the 8th Arrondissement

View Paris from the top of the Arc de Triomphe - You'll experience panoramic views of the entire city and all its iconic sites. That's where we took the photo of Sacre Coeur at the top of this page. Tickets are cheap - but admission lines can be long, so do yourself a favor and get a skip-the-line ticket online before you go.
Find out more about visiting the Arc de Triomphe Best places to stay in the 8th arrondissement
Fun Ways to See & Do near the Arc de Triomphe

9th Arrondissement - Opera Garnier, Pigalle, Grand Department Stores

For most tourists, the top reason to visit the 9th arrondissement is shopping at the Grands Magasins (big luxury department stores) - Galeries Lafayette and Au Printemps - in this lively district filled with gorgeous19th century Haussmannian architecture.

Top Attractions in the 9th Arrondissement

More to discover:

The spectacular Opéra Garnier (Paris Opera) - the largest and possibly the most flamboyant opera house in Europe, and a must-visit destination for Phantom of the Opera fans.
Explore the Paris Opera House, a Baroque masterpiece

Musée Grévin, the wax museum, located in Passage Jouffroy, one of the many historic covered arcades in the 9th.
Get your Grevin Museum tickets online and skip the (usually) long ticket queue at the entrance
If you enjoy exploring newly hip neighborhoods, head to trendy South Pigalle, known as SoPi where you can visit the Musée de la Vie Romantic (but do know that SoPi's northern edge bordering the 18th can still feel a bit sketchy due to the remaining sex shows in this former red-light district, although in reality it's quite safe).

Stop by the famous Drouot auction house, and explore the surrounding streets where you'll find many dealers specializing in stamps, coins, antiques, and other collectibles.
9th Arrondissement Complete Guide: Find more things to do & see Where to stay in the 9th arrondissement Best places to stay in the 9th during winter months
10th Arrondissement - Canal Saint-Martin, Place de la République, Gare du Nord

Why visit: The diverse 10th arrondissement contains two major Paris train stations, Gare du Nord and Gare de l'Ést, surrounded by numerous popular bistros and cafes, and a variety of neighborhoods - some more gentrified (which means more hotels, etc) than others.

What to Discover: Scenic bridges and locks along Canal Saint-Martin - Take a cruise, or simply stroll around the neighborhood and enjoy the colorful street art, lively cafes, and boutiques - in particular, look for up-and-coming young designers and pop-up stores.

Place de la République (shared with 11th) - another trendy spot filled with bars and bistros, nightlife, and towering over the square, a magnificent statue of Marianne, Goddess of Liberty and symbol of the French Republic.

Where to stay: La Planque Hotel near Canal Saint-Martin and Belleville

11th Arrondissement - Place de la Bastille, Nightlife

For a unique immersive digitized art and music experience in a former iron foundry, visit Atelier des Lumières.

The Bastille Arts and Crafts Market held from 9am - about 6pm every Saturday along Boulevard Richard Lenoir, starting just beyond the Bastille Métro Station.

If you are adventurous, explore the almost-hidden passages and interior courtyards along the north side of Rue du Faubourg Saint-Antoine, once occupied by 19th century furniture makers and artisans, and now art galleries, craft studios, and boutiques.

12th Arrondissement - Proménade Plantée, Marché d'Aligre Market, Bercy Village

Although the 12th arrondissement is primarily residential, it has several attractions worth exploring if you're on a return visit to Paris and want to interesting sites beyond the major tourist attractions. On the 12th's eastern side is the largest public park in Paris, Bois de Vincennes, complete with a chateau, English-style gardens, and a zoo.

Discover: Interesting city views and exquisite gardens along the elevated parkland of the Proménade Plantée. Thrilling ballet performances at the glittering Bastille Opera. Treasures (and junk) at the Marché d'Aligre, the city's most popular flea market. Spend an afternoon browsing in the boutiques and sipping wine at an outdoor cafe in Bercy Village, converted from 19th century wine warehouses next to the Seine.
Find best places to stay in the 12th arrondissement
13th Arrondissement - Gobelins Tapestry, Place d'Italie, Street Art, Butte aux Cailles
How to Explore:
Street Art in the 13th District Walking Tour - You'll see a lot of exciting street art including some by internationally famous graffiti artists in this fascinating tour of the 13th arrondissement- Find out more & book your ticket

Off the Beaten Track in Paris - Travel in style in a vintage Citroen 2CV convertible to see Butte aux Cailles in the 13th as well as a number of other hidden but wonderful places around the city: the beautiful Place des Vosges park in the Marais, the Roman arena Arènes de Lutèce, the site of the Bastille Prison, arty Village Saint Paul, and seven other special places you might not find on your own - Find out more & book your ticket

14th Arrondissement - The Catacombs, Montparnasse Cemetery, Fondation Cartier
The 14th arrondissement offers an interesting mix of commercial and residential areas, with plenty of cultural and historical attractions worth seeing, including the always-popular Paris Catacombs. Find out why & how to get skip the line priority tickets for the Catacombs See all the Skip the Line and Priority Access ticket choices for the Catacombs
Next to the 14th, on the other side of the Périphérique: Vanves Flea Market

15th Arrondissement - Parc André Citroen, Montparnasse Tower, Beaugrenelle Mall

Discover: Hot air balloon rides at Parc André Citroen. Spectacular views of Paris from on top of Montparnasse Tower. The weekend antiquarian and used book market at Parc Georges Brassens. A collection of top clothing and specialty stores in the upscale Beaugrenelle shopping mall.

For the perfect afternoon, head to the Mirabeau Bridge and walk down the ramp to Île-des-Cygnes, a lovely sliver of an island in the Seine with excellent views of the Eiffel Tower.
Find out where to stay in the 15th district
16th Arrondissement - Trocadéro, Palais de Tokyo, Musée Marmottan, Bois de Boulogne, Paris Aquarium

Why visit: Although much of the 16th arrondissement is a wealthy residential area (a favorite of well-off American ex-pats), numerous superb museums, excellent Eiffel Tower views, and the huge Bois de Boulogne park give you plenty of reasons to visit.
Discover: Unobstructed views of the Eiffel Tower from the marble-paved platform at Trocadéro. A large collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist paintings by Claude Monet at Musée Marmottan. The French Open, Fondation Louis Vuitton, a chateau and lake, a zoo, and greenhouses containing 100,000 plants in the Bois de Boulogne park.

You could easily spend days exploring treasures in the 16th's many specialty museums - anthropology at Musée de l'Homme, avant-garde contemporary art at Palais de Tokyo, Asian art at Musée Guimet, fashion at Musée Galliera, 20th century masterpieces at Musée d'Art Moderne, and the world of counterfeiting at Musée de la Contrefaçon, to name just a few. And if you're visiting Paris with kids, the Paris Aquarium will be a big hit.
Find recommended hotels in Paris's 16th arrondissement
17th Arrondissement - Batignolles Square, Martin Luther King Park

The 17th Arrondissement's economic diversity makes it hard to categorize, and because it lacks any major tourist attractions, you might easily skip over it on your first, second, or even third trip to Paris. But if you want to explore the "real" Paris, head to the leafy Batignolles neighborhood in the eastern part of the 19th, where you'll find a mix of 19th century charm and 21st century modernization.

Discover: Gourmet treats from all over France and freshly harvested organic produce in the Batignolles outdoor markets. Charming sidewalk cafes lead up to Batignolles Square, a neighborhood park filled with landscaped hills and dells, a duck pond, and pétanque courts. On the other side is Parc Clichy-Batignolles, a gorgeous new recreational area once occupied by freight yards, where you'll find a skate park, basketball courts, and a playgound surrounded by natural landscaping, scenic walks, and sustainable energy displays including wind turbines and solar panels.
Explore the Artsy & Bohemian Side of Batignolles in this 3-Hour Walking Tour
18th Arrondissement - Montmartre, Sacré Coeur, Moulin Rouge, Les Puces Flea Market

Famous attractions, village-like neighborhoods once populated by artists and writers, and fantastic views of Paris attract large numbers of visitors to the 18th Arrondissement. You'll also find plenty of appealing cafes and boutiques.

Top Montmartre Attractions

Enjoy: Spectacular views from Sacre Coeur.

Treat yourself to: Unforgettable shows and dinner at Moulin Rouge.
Find out about an evening at Moulin Rouge: Champagne, dinner, and tickets to the hottest show in town - plus drop off at the end of the evening at your central Paris hotel
Explore: Five floors of dazzling textiles and trims at the Saint-Pierre Fabric Market.

Spend a day at: The biggest flea market in Paris (and the world), Marché aux Puces (Flea Market) in Saint-Ouen located just north of the Peripherique at Clingancourt.
Where to stay in Montmartre during winter months
Recommended Montmartre Tours

19th Arrondissement - Parc de la Villette, Buttes Chaumont Park, Paris Plages

Cultural, recreational, and scenic attractions fill the 19th Arrondissement's two huge parks - plus the district boasts the city's largest artificial lake, the site of summer festivals, sports, and even a "beach."

Enjoy: Bassin de la Villette's beach and row boats during Paris Plages. Flower-covered slopes, a waterfall, and some of the best views of Paris in Parc des Buttes-Chaumont.
Find out about the 17 best locations to see spectacular Paris skyline views
20th Arrondissement - Père Lachaise Cemetery, Belleville, Street Art

The 20th's biggest attraction is Cimetière du Père-Lachaise - the famous Père Lachaise Cemetery - where rows of ornate tombs and monuments of famous writers, musicians, artists, philosophers, and politicians perch on the landscaped hills. The 20th District also includes a swath of the sprawling and dynamic Belleville neighborhood, which spans parts of the 19th, 10th, and 11th districts as well.

Discover: The final resting spots of Jim Morrison, Oscar Wilde, Frédéric Chopin, Edith Piaf, Rossini, and many other luminaries at Père-Lachaise, along with some of the city's most fascinating and poignant tombstones. For a special experience, take a guided tour (or choose a small-group or private option).
Where to find the most famous 101 graves at Père-Lachaise
Enjoy: Sweeping views of Paris from a hilltop covered terrace adorned with graphic art in Parc de Belleville, and at the back, a small historic vineyard; down the side of the hill is a 300-foot long tiered waterfall-fountain, plus expanses of award-winning flower gardens.

Explore: The interesting street art, indie boutiques, art galleries, green space, and the city's second largest Chinatown (complete with wonderful, affordable restaurants) in Belleville. And on the other side of the Périphérique from the 20th: Montreuil Flea Market

FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) about Paris Arrondissements, Names, Quarters, & Neighborhoods

Paris Districts: Do They Have Names?

Yes. Each arrondissement has a historic name in addition to a number. But there's no need to learn them because they are not normally used in daily conversation, directions, or much of anything else.

You'll almost always hear Parisians refer to districts by only the number. For example, "She works in the 7th."

Confused? Don't worry about it. By the time you've spent a few days in Paris, all of this will make more sense.

The practice of compartmentalizing Paris into administrative districts and numbering them sequentially dates back to 1795 when the city was divided into 12 arrondissements. In 1860, Emperor Napoleon III more than doubled the size of the city by annexing 11 surrounding towns and expanding the number of arrondissements to the present 20.

The recent formation of "Paris Centre" by administratively combining the first four districts doesn't really change much. The major practical difference is that now the Paris Centre arrondissements will share one mayor and one city hall.

Is a Quartier (Quarter) the Same as a Neighborhood in Paris?

It depends - but not usually.

Each of Paris's 20 arrondissements contains four distinct quartiers (administrative sub-districts) and each quartier has a historic name.

Although many quartier names such as Croulebarbe and Gaillon are no longer used in everyday conversation, others such as (1st arrondissement), (2nd), Saint-Germain-des-Prés (6th) - do double duty as neighborhood names, although neighborhood boundaries usually don't align with quartiers boundaries.

Additionally, some neighborhood names such Latin Quarter and are what Parisians have traditionally called the area, and have no relationship at all to the names of quartiers.

For example, the Latin Quarter is an area in the 5th, 6th, and even a bit of the 13th districts where students from all other Europe gathered during the Middle Ages while studying at the Sorbonne University. They spoke Latin as their common language, and that's how this Paris neighborhood got its name.

Similarly, the super-chic Marais neighborhood spanning large swaths of the 3rd and 4th arrondissements used to be swamp land, and so Parisians called it Le Marais ("the swamp").

Bottom line: Paris neighborhood names and locations within or across arrondissements are useful to know. Quartier names, not so much.

What Arrondissement Has the Most Tourist Attractions?

Probably the 1st arrondissement (although not everyone may define "tourist" attraction the same way).

In this old and historic Paris area, you'll find the Louvre Museum (former Palais du Louvre, home to Paris kings and queens, and now the world's most-visited museum.

More to the point, Paris 1 is where you can see da Vinci's Mona Lisa), Sainte Chapelle with its stunning gorgeous medieval stained glass walls and wonderful classical concerts, La Conciergerie, a medieval palace and Reign of Terror prison, Musée de l'Orangerie, home to Monet's water lily paintings, the Forum des Halles shopping center (and nearby kitchenware stores), designer boutiques along Rue Saint Honoré, Tuileries Garden, and the Palais Royal Garden, just to name a few of the top attractions.

And last but certainly not least, the 1st is where you'll find the super-popular Tuileries Christmas Market and Hotel de Ville Christmas Market.

What Does "1re" Mean? What about "1ère"?

This is how Parisians (and everyone else in France) abbreviates "1st Arrondissement" ("la premier" in French) - and yes, there's a very short ("1re" or "2e" etc) and a slightly longer ("1ère" or "2ème") way (which you'll less frequently see written as "1ière" or "2ième") to do this and both are used interchangeably. Although the longer version is technically incorrect, that doesn't stop people from using it - so you should expect to see both.

However ... older street signs may show the arrondissement number as a Roman numeral - so brush up on those as needed.

Here's a cheatsheet with arrondissement numbers in English, French (along with Roman numerals), short and longer French abbreviations, and historical names in case you do happen to hear them:

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What are Paris arrondissements? Arrondissements are administrative districts. Although Paris is a compact city, it contains 20 arrondissements numbered 1 through 20 within its borders. Although technically the first four districts became a single admistrative district called "Paris Centre several years ago, for practical purposes, most Parisians ignore that when giving directions or describing locations.

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Bar caché perché au 2e étage de la Brasserie Des Prés. Cocktails d'auteur, finger food et programmation du Comedy Club au Bingo Drag !

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Your visit to Harry's Bar will be complete only after descending the few steps and shared the atmosphere of our piano bar ... Cocktails and music meet and unite in a very intimate atmosphere with dim lights ...

From 1933, this place was called the "Front Page Cabaret". Harry had the idea of ​​lining the walls with the "some" of newspapers from around the world. The decor changed every ten or fifteen years because it quickly became the model copied throughout Paris.
Subsequently, the walls were decorated with caricatures of Shem, representing the faces of pre-war Paris.

On the keyboard, great names of jazz have followed one another: Tommy Lyman, but also Leo Deslys and Roy Barton, have long animated the nights of Harry's Bar.

Did you know that it was on this same piano that a certain George Gershwin composed his "American in Paris". Customers did not appreciate the cacophony at all, and prayed Harry for the services of a tuner. Gershwin noted his composition on paper towels which unfortunately were burned during the war to light the stove!

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Paris, France

Despite its name, you won't find a single modern bottle of booze on the shelves at this relatively new Paris bar. The only bottles on display at Bar Nouveau are a dusty selection of vintage vermouths, liqueurs and more. The name refers, rather, to Art Nouveau, which has inspired every element of this petite drinking establishment - it's from the same people that brought us Bauhaus-themed A Bar with Shapes for a Name in London, after all. In Paris, Bar Nouveau is set over two floors, starting with the beautiful, brightly-lit ground floor with mirrored ceilings, contrasting with a much darker space downstairs, with its exposed brickwork. Drinks here are elegant and deceptively simple - don't miss their take on the Ramos, made with vanilla yoghurt, peat and St-Germain liqueur, and served with an oyster shell spoon.

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Location

5 Rue des Haudriettes, Le Marais, Paris, 75003 Paris

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A brief history

The Prix de Flore was founded one day in May 1994, around one of the tables of the Flore,
With the aim of crowning an author with "promising" talent. The selection criteria being originality, modernity, youth.

The Jury, chaired by Frédéric Beigebeder, is made up of Jacques Braunstein, Manuel Carcassonne, Carole Chrétiennot, Michèle Fitoussi, Jean-rené Van Der Plaetsen, François Reynaert, Jean-pierre Saccani, Bertrand de Saint-Vincent, Christophe Tison, Philippe Vandel, Arnaud Alive.

The jury is distinguished by its independence, its freedom, its insolence. It is in November that the Prize is awarded during an evening at the Café de Flore. Mr Miroslav Siljegovic, honorary president, presents the winner with a check for 6100 euros as well as a glass of Pouilly engraved in his name, to be consumed without moderation during a year at the Flore.

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Restaurant à St Germain, le Café de Flore est situé au 172 boulevard St Germain, 75006. Tel: 01 45 48 55 26.

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Julien Ross met Nico de Soto in New York in 2010. They have been inseparable ever since. The most famous French mixologist in the world created the menu at Danico, a showcase for cocktails that seats 45, tucked away behind Daroco Bourse.

Accessible in the evening through the restaurant, DANICO is the hangout for Nico de Soto and his team of experienced bartenders. It is a unique voyage of discovery into the world of the person who brought New Yorkers flocking to Mace, his place in the East Village.
Behind the big velvet curtain, in a secretive speakeasy fashion, DANICO serves the best cocktails in Paris after dark. The proof: Danico is listed among the 100 best cocktail bars in the world, according to the 50 Best guide.

Like a voyage of discovery, the menu at Danico specifies the container and hints at the contents, the flavours and the sensations, playing on technical prowess as can be seen with the inimitable milk punches: cocktails with a clear milk base to be delicately sipped like the cat's cream.

Exceptional custom-made cocktails, astonishing pairings, explosive beverages and Italian nibbles served up by the team at the neighbouring Daroco... Danico is a treat for all lovers of mixology and liquid thrills.

For groups: private event, dinner cocktail receptions, conferences, corporate evenings or to hire the private space upstairs.

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Every day from 05.30pm to 00:30am, no booking required

Stories that intersect, encounters that connect, iconic cocktails... at the intimate Bar Hemingway, the great writer's legend is reborn every evening, among upholstered leathers and sepia lights. The spirit is that of a club for Hemingway afficionados, where ladies' drinks arrive with a rose. It's a place where people like to remake the world, without music save for the sound of ice cubes and conversation. All the more room for improvisation...

A legendary cocktail bar

For connoisseurs the world over, Bar Hemingway's cocktails are a must. Among the most famous are the celebrated Serendipity, invented right here, and the Dry Martini. Tailor-made cocktails remain the house specialty.

Drinks

Every day from 05.30pm to 00:30am, no booking required

A tale of alchemy

Just 25 seats, unchanged décor, objects and handwritten letters that tell the story of the adventurous writer. There's something here you just don't find anywhere else: an authenticity, an ambience, the scent of romance. Nurse a glass, chat with our barmaid at the counter, get to know your neighbors. At Bar Hemingway, you have to allow time to pass. The charm follows naturally.

Anne-Sophie Prestail, cocktail virtuoso

Every evening, our bartender deploys her magical mixology to invoke the spirit of a Parisian midnight. Brilliant, creative and technically adept, Anne-Sophie Prestail has the talent to improvise a cocktail that perfectly matches her clients' desires. All inspirations are welcome!

Ernest Hemingway, a Ritz regular

Bar Hemingway feels as intimate as the bond that tied the writer to our hotel. He wrote that Paris was the Ritz; a permanent party, a place full of promise. From the 1920s onwards he made the bar his headquarters, spending time with his friends Francis Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald over a cognac or Dry Martini. Over the years, he forged a friendship with bartenders Georges and Bertin. As an aside, the current location of Bar Hemingway was once that of Le Petit Bar, the first upscale bar in the capital open to women, who could turn up unaccompanied - a breath of freedom, years ahead of its time!

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Dress code:
A smart dress code is required at the Ritz Paris, and elegant shorts are only allowed in our restaurants until 6.00pm.

Pets :
Pets are not accepted.

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(Signatures)

"L'exotique" Cachaça infusée au zestes de citron, chambord, romarin, gingembre, et purée de cassis 18 €

"Cocktail du chef" Vodka,liqueur à la truffe, liqueur 43, citron, vanille 20 €

"Le Parfumé" Gin infusé au thym, liqueur de cerise, pamplemousse, citron vert, fleur de sureau 17 €

"Spritz à la française" Lillet Rosé, champagne, sirop de rose 16 €

"L'audacieux" Téquila infusée au piment, cédrat, triple sec 16 €

"Le Secret" Rhum , St Germain, citron, gingembre, vanille, menthe 17 €

"Le French Kiss" Vodka infusée à l'hibiscus, purée de framboise, sirop de roses, champagne rosé 20 €

" Le Français " Cognac, chartreuse, cédrat, champagne 20 €

(Classiques)

"LE PETIT-DÉJEUNER À LA FRANÇAISE"

18 €

Hot drinks

Fresh juices (orange, lemon or grapefruit)

Pastries or bread toast with jam and butter

Breakfast "à la carte"

Salty

Soft-boiled eggs - 3,5 €

Eggs and omelet :

Omelet, scrambled or fried eggs- 12 € / With truffle + 6 €

French Croque Monsieur with truffle - 20 €

Cream cheese croissant with salmon and avocado slices - 14 €

Bacon slices - 4 €

Avocado slices - 4 €

Bread toasted bakery "chez Poujauran" smoked salmon and avocado - 15 €

Sweet

French pastries (Croissant or pain au chocolat ) - 4 €

Bread toasted w/butter, jam or Honey - 6 €

Homemade granola, yogurt and honey - 8 €

Red fruits cup - 6 €

Mushroom's soup, truffle - 18 €

Sucrine lettuce heart, parmesan, pomegranate - 15 €

Homemade 5 cheeses raviolis, parmesan truffled cream - 21 €

Truffled devil's eggs - 19 €

" Jouno" tomato, organic soft-boiled egg, burrata emulsion with fresh herbs - 18 € with truffle - 25 €

Scallops ceviche, yuzu marinade - 24 €

Smoked salmon, Isigny cream - 17 €

Big wild Bourgogne snails - 23 €

Homemade truffled foie gras, with Melanosporum truffle, fruit chutney and mustard seeds - 33 €

Oscietre Uruguay caviar 20g, r homemade blinis, raw cream - 68 €
The Mélanosporum truffle is offered as an extra on our menu ----
Risotto, Mélanosporum truffle - 38 €

Crunchy angels hairs prawns, mashed potatoes & vegetables - 38 € with truffle 50 €

Crust salted seabass (800g), seasonals vegetables & mashed potatoes - 44 € with truffle 56 €

Black cod, black rice, carrots & citronela butter - 48 €

Scallops, braised leeks in cream & butter sauce - 41 € with truffle - 53 €

Knife-cut veal tartare pearl, homemade fries, mesclun salade - 38 €

Duck duet, mashed potatoes & "Grand Veneur" sauce - 39 €

Chateaubriand filet 250gr, pepper sauce ( Sarawak and Penja), homemade fries - 44 € with truffle 54 €

Lamb shoulder, candied potatoes & green beans - 89 €

Rib of Aberdeen Angus (IGP certified ) 1,1 kg pan- fried vegetables , homemade fries, grandmother's sauce and pepper sauce

Sprout salad - 6 €

Truffled Mashed potatoes - 10 €

French fries - 9 €

Truffled fries - 12 €

Candied new potatoes - 7 €

Fried Vegetables - 7 €

Truffled mayonnaise - 4 €

Extra Truffles 5g - 15 € / 20g - 25 €

Cheese selection by Jean-Yves Bordier - 16 €

Brie de Meaux " chez Bordier ", with truffle - 18 €

Vanilla "Crème brûlée" - 14 €

Passionfruit cheesecake - 16 €

Yuzu lemon tartlet - 18 €

Vanilla & caramelised Pécan nuts - 16 €

Valrhona chocolate fondant cake - 17 €

"L'éclat de Chez Julien" chesnuts choux, vanilla emulsion, meringues & hot chocolate - 32 € (to share)

Strawberrie's Norvegian omlett flambée - 19 €

Homemade Truffled Ice cream with chocolate diamond - 19 €

Homemade Ice cream "Chez Julien" - 12 € (3 portions)

(chocolate, vanilla, caramel, pistachio, raspberry , lemon, mango)

Champagne

Deutz Brut 110 €

Roederer Brut Collection - 120 €

Roederer Rosé 135 €

Deutz Rosé 125 €

"R" de Ruinart 130 €

Ruinart Blanc de Blanc 180 €

2013 Amour de Deutz 225 €

2014 Cristal Roederer 380 €

ROSE WINE

2022 Côtes de Provence- Saint Maur Cru classé-Domaine du Château Saint-Maur 55 €

2022 - Fontenille, Lubéron 45 €

2021 Chateau Minuty, "Rosé & Or" - 65 €

2020 Clos du temple - Languedoc Cabrières 360 €

WHITE WINE

Bourgogne Blanc...

2022 " Chardonnay " JC Garnier 42 €

2022 Petit Chablis Domaine du Chardonnay 55 €

2018 Saint Véran La croix sénaillet 65 €

2022 Pouilly Fuissé " Terroirs " Domaine Sangouard Guyot 75 €

2022 Saint Romain "Le Jarron" domaine Henri & Gilles Buisson 90 €

2020 Meursault (Bio) Jean Javiellier & Fils 135 €

2020 Chablis 1er Cru Domaine du chardonnay 110 €

2018 Puligny Montrachet "Les vignes de l'hospital de Dijon" 150 €

2018 Chassagne Montrachet 1er cru "Les Morgeots" chateau Pommard 245 €

2019 Corton Charlemagne Grand Cru Domaine Antonin Guyon BIO 290 €

Vallée du Rhône blanc...

2021 Crozes Hermitage "Les terres blanches" domaine Belle 79 €

2020 Châteauneuf Du Pape Domaine Roger Perrin 95 €

2019 Condrieu, Stéphane Montez 130 €

Loire-Blanc...

2021 Saumur, domaine de la guilloterie 45€

2021 Sancerre, domaine de La Chézatte 50 €

2022 Pouilly Fumé "Petit F" domaine Rold & fils 60 €

Autres régions blanches...

2022 Côte De Gascogne Prélude D'Hiver Domaine Saint Lannes 45 €

2023 Viognier " Pays d'Oc Rouquet's 49 €

2019 Pessac Léognan Château Carbonnieux Grand cru classé 110 €

RED WINE

Côtes du Rhône rouges

2021 IGP Collines Rhodaniennes " Syrah à Papa " - Stéphane Montez 50 €

2022 Vacquerays Domaine La Fourmone 55 €

2022 Crozes Hermitage Yann Chave (BIO) 76 €

2020 Chateau Neuf du Pape, domaine Roger Perrin 90 €

2021 Saint Joseph "Cuvée du Papy" 95 €

2020 Côte Rôtie -"Les Triotes"- Domaine Garon 150 €

2018 Hermitage, domaine Belle 250 €

Bourgogne rouge

2020 Hautes Côtes de Beaune JC Garnier 60 €

2021 Ladoix " Clos des Chagnots " - Domaine d'Ardhuy (Biodynamie) 70 €

2021 Savigny lès Beaune 1er cru "aux clous" Domaine d'Ardhuy (Biodynamie) 85 €

2021 Mercurey "La Perrière" Domaine Duvernay 85 €

2017 Volnay, Domaine Francois Buffet 115 €

2019 Aloxe Corton Premier Cru Les Chaillots 135 €

2017 Nuits Saint Georges Domaine Rion 135 €

2021 Pommard 1er Cru " Clos Charnière " Domaine A. Parigot 145 €

2019 Gevrey Chambertin Vieilles Vignes - Tortochot (BIO) 145 €

2019 Vosnes Romanée, domaine Armelle & Bernard Rion 195 €

2018 Chambolle Musigny "Les Chardannes" domaine Beaumont 210 €

2012 Charmes Chambertin Grand Cru Frédéric Magnin 270 €

2019 Echezeaux Grand Cru Domaine Noëllat 330 €

2017 Clos de Vougeot Grand Cru, domaine Clos Frantin 380 €

Lalande de Pomerol / Pomerol

2014 La fleur de Bouard 100 €

2015 Château la Conseillante 420 €

2010 Chateau La Fleur de Pétrus 850 €

Pauillac

2016 Lacoste Borie 95 €

2015 Château Pédesclaux 140 €

2001 Chateau Latour Premier Grand Cru Classé 1100 €

2006 Château Mouton Rotschild 1400 €

Margaux

2017 Château du Tertre Grand Cru Classé 150 €

2011 Château d'Issan Grand Cru Classé 175 €

2015 Château Giscours Grand Cru Classé 220 €

2011 Château Malescot " Saint Exupéry " Grand Cru Classé 250 €

Moulis / Haut-Médoc

2017 Château Maucaillou 85 €

2009 Château Camensac 155 €

2015 Château La Lagune 195 €

2014 Château Chasse Spleen 200 €

Saint-Estèphe

2012 Château Léo de Prades 65 €

2017 Château Lilian Ladouys 90 €

2020 Ormes De Pez 125 €

2012 Château Montrose 270 €

Saint-Julien

2016 Sarget de Gruaud Larose 110 €

2008 Clos du Marquis 170 €

2016 Chateau Lagrange grand cru classé 180 €

2011 Château Léoville Poyferré 280 €

Saint-Emilion

2019 Pavillon Figeac Grand Cru 85 €

2011 Fleur Cardinale 135 €

2010 Château Fonroque 135 €

2009 Chateau Beauséjour-Bécot 345 €

2007 Chateau Cheval Blanc Grand Cru Classé 980 €

Graves & Pessac Léognan

2020 Château les Majureaux 45 €

2019 Château Lafont Menaut 80 €

2015 Abeilles de Fieuzal 120 €

Autres régions rouges

2022 Pinot noir "Terrasse de Perret" 40 €

2022 Loire Chinon " Les Graves " Domaine Gasnier (Biodynamie) 43 €

2022 Lanquedoc Pic Saint Loup Mas de Jon 45 €

2019 Loire Sancerre " Les Panseillots " Domaine du Prieuré 50 €

2020 Beaujolais Morgon Côte Du Py Cuvée Joseph Gomaine Gaget 55 €

2018 Clos d'Ora, Minervois la Livinière, Gérard Bertrand 360 €

Deutz brut 18 €

Deutz rosé 20 €

Truffle champagne 26 €

Ruinart blanc de blanc 29 €

Les Rosés

2022 - Fontenille, Lubéron 11 €

2022 - Côtes de Provence Château Saint-Maur Cru Classe 14 €

Les Rouges

2022- Pinot noir "Terrasse de Perret" 9 €

2019- Loire Sancerre "Les Panseillots" domaine du Prieuré 10 €

2022 - Rhône - Crozes Hermitage Yann Chave (BIO) 13 €

2012- Saint-Estèphe - Château Léo de Prades 13 €

2019- Pavillon Figeac grand cru (Saint Emilion) 15 €

2021- Bourgogne Mercurey Domaine Duvernay Père & Fils 16 €

Les Blancs

2022- Chardonnay J.C Garnier 9 €

2022 - Petit Chablis domaine du Chardonnay 11 €

2022 - Loire Pouilly Fumé " Petit F " 12 €

2021- Crozes Hermitage "Les terres blanches" domaine Belle 14 €

2020- Meursault Jean Javillier & Fils 2019 19 €

2022 - Côte du Gascogne Prélude d'hiver(moelleux) 8 €

A chic but relaxed restaurant,

listed as a historical monument

A chic but relaxed restaurant,

listed as a historical monument

With its 1900 décor revisited by the very Parisian Gérard Cholot, Chez Julien is the "chic bistro" by definition...

A warm and intimate candlelit atmosphere, accented by lilac walls, spotted mirrors and a beautiful painted ceiling - the last vestige of the 19th century bakery that the place was. In this "Belle Époque" setting, our chef Helmi Derbal invites you to enjoy authentic French cooking, a combination of the best ingredients of the cool season and a passion for the culinary influences of our region.

On sunny days, we invite you to enjoy the gentle Parisian sun on our charming terrace while admiring the pedestrian streets and the view of Île Saint-Louis...

Located on the first floor of the restaurant, the Petit Salon Privé can accommodate up to 20 people and offers its guests a cozy and sublime comfort. A special service is available to its guests: a small intercom allows a permanent connection with the staff. You can also connect and listen the music of your choice to the Bose sound system.

Chez Julien's Petit Salon Privé is the ideal place to have lunch or dinner in an oasis of tranquility. Book the Salon for birthdays parties, and any events celebrated with family and friends, but also for discreet meetings and quite conversations. Charming and special, somewhat hidden and somewhat secret, the Petit Salon Privé is an exceptional setting that is reserved for partying and experiencing delightful moments.

Capacity: from 6 to 20 persons.
Book the Petit Salon Privé: +33 6 15 05 35 58
Find out more about the Salons du Marais: a selection of elegant rooms to privatise, for all your events.

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Carette (best hot chocolate and pastry -- open late)

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Restaurant, tea room, pastry shop

Carette, an institution in Paris since 1927

The restaurant - Carette tea salon in the Place du Trocadero has been an institution in Paris since 1927. Art Deco style, with a nice terrace on the Place du Trocadero, it is a place very popular with Parisians.

In 2010, Carette opened a new address extremely well located under the arcades of the Place des Vosges. Here too the decoration is neat and the terrace very pleasant.
Carette has two tea rooms and an patisserie in Paris. They are all three located in very touristy areas of Paris.
The 2 Carette Tea Rooms are open 7 days a week and have the advantage of being open very late at night.

in the Marais (3rd) : 25 Place des Vosges - Open every day from 7:30 am to midnight -> see on the map

Place du Trocadero (16th) - Open every day from 7am to 11:30pm -> see on the map

In Montmartre (18th) (pastry shop only): 7 Place du Tertre - Open every day from 9am to 8pm -> see on the map

To make your mouth water!

Carette is particularly famous for his macaroons, his pastries in general, his hot chocolate, his scrambled eggs, his brunch and his small sandwiches with breadcrumbs.

We come here every hour of the day, from breakfast to dinner. Want a little indulgence in the evening, the two Carette tea rooms are open late at night!

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Chez Janou (looks very authenthic) (lunch or dinner)

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Chez Janou (looks very authenthic) (lunch or dinner)

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Dénomination sociale : ROCO Nom d'enseigne : CHEZ JANOU Tél. : 01 42 72 28 41 Forme juridique : SARL Code activité : 5610A RCS : 380 360 628 Paris siret : 380 360 628 00040 Tva : FR 86380360628 Siège social : 2 rue Roger Verlomme 75003 Paris.

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Parcelles (for dinner) (RESERVATIONS NOT OPEN YET ‼️)

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Welcome to Le Metropolitan, Paris Tour Eiffel, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

Experience the best of Paris from our boutique luxury hotel

Discover boutique luxury at Le Metropolitan, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel, Paris. Our hotel is located in the 16th arrondissement of Paris, steps from the Eiffel Tower and the Champs-Elysées. Relax in our elegant rooms and suites, boasting modern decor, smart phones with unlimited calls and data and luxury amenities - many suites offer Eiffel Tower views. Take a dip in our indoor pool or rejuvenate in our luxury spa. Savor French cuisine in our on-site restaurant or cap off a perfect day in Paris City Center with tea or cocktails in our bar. Elsewhere in our boutique hotel, explore our superb event space for meetings or dinner parties. Walk to the Arc de Triomphe, Palais de Chaillot, Palais de Tokyo, Galliera and Guimet Museums. Shop at designer boutiques on the Champs-Elysées and Avenue Montaigne - minutes from our hotel. Explore Paris City Center via the nearby Trocadéro metro station. We look forward to making your stay in Paris memorable.

The Most Iconic Suite of Paris

Located on the sixth and last floor, the signature Eiffel Suite is considered to have one of Parisian most beautiful views.

Eiffel Tower Suite

Exceptional Views Over Paris

From the comfortable bedroom to the spacious living room, its bull's-eye window offers breath-taking views of the Eiffel Tower and entices you to explore Paris. Its comfort and design - a perfect mix of sobriety, elegance and Parisian chic - make this an ideal oasis of peace during a stay in the capital.

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Art & Culture

An Emphasis on Art & Design

The hotel's streamlined design highlights all the beauty of outstanding materials, such as brushed oak, lacquered metal or black Zimbabwe granite and fosters a peaceful atmosphere. The space features as well an incredible private contemporary art collection.

Location

The Ideal Address for Exploring Paris

Located in the 16th arrondissement of Paris, the hotel is 400 metres from the Trocadéro metro station. The Trocadéro Gardens, Eiffel Tower, Champs-Elysées, Arc de Triomphe, Palais de Chaillot, Palais de Tokyo, Palais Galliera and Guimet Museums are all just a 20-minute walk away.

Indoor Pool

Indulge Yourself in Our Indoor Pool

Le Metropolitan is one of the few Parisian hotels with a swimming pool. Its streamlined shape and walls in white Capri marble and black Zimbabwe granite give the 10-by-3-meter pool a natural serenity.

On-site Parking is available

Please, book it in advance. The availability is limited.

OUR LOCATION

GETTING HERE

Le Metropolitan, Paris Tour Eiffel, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

10 Place de Mexico, Paris, France, 75116

Tel: +33 1-56904004

Paris/Orly Airport

Alternate Airport Transportation

Private Car Service

Charles de Gaulle International Airport

Alternate Airport Transportation

Private Car Service

Other Transportation

Nearby

Subway Station

Trocadero: M9, M6

Victor Hugo: M2

Train Station

Gare du Nord

Gare Montparnasse

Commitment to Clean

As we welcome you back to our hotels around the world, we are committed to providing you with a safe environment that aligns with expert protocols for working to defeat COVID-19. Click to see updates and learn more about what to expect at our hotel.

Property Details

Hotel Information

Check-in: 3:00 pm

Check-out: 12:00 pm

Smoke Free Property

Pet Policy

Pets Welcome.

Non-Refundable Pet Fee Per Stay: €50

Maximum Pet Weight: 10kgs

Maximum Number of Pets in Room: 1

Parking On-Site Parking

Daily: €30

General Information

Policies and Payments

Accepts: Credit Cards

Services

Babysitting

Concierge desk service

Property has elevators

Languages spoken by staff:
French, English, Spanish, German, Arabic

Accessibility Information

For more information about the physical features of our accessible rooms, common areas or special services relating to a specific disability please call +33 1-56904004

Accessible Hotel Features

Property has elevators

Self Operating lift or a sloped entry in hotel swimming pools

Service Animals are Welcome

Accessible Areas with Accessible Routes from Public Entrance

Accessible Entrance to On-Site Pool

Entrance to On-Site Business Center is Accessible

Entrance to On-Site Spa is Accessible

Main Entrance is Accessible

Meeting Spaces are Accessible

On-Site Restaurants are Accessible

Room and Suites Access through the Interior Corridor

Guest Room Accessibility

Accessible Vanities

Adjustable Height Hand-Held Shower Wand

Alarm Clock Telephone Ringers

Bathtub Seat

Closed Caption TV

Deadbolts on Guest Room and Suites Doors

Electronic Room Key

Guest Room and Suites Doors Self-Closing

Lowered Electrical Outlets

Mobility accessible rooms

Non-slip Grab Rails in the Bathroom

Roll-in Shower

Room Windows Open

Secondary Locks on Room Windows

TTY/TTD Compatible

Toilet Seat at Wheelchair Height - Toilet for Disabled

Viewports in Guest Room and Suites Doors

Sustainability Information

Footprints

Carbon Footprint: 1.81 kg per room night

Water Footprint: 314.44 liters per room night

Environmental Practices

Guest Room Recycling

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the check-in and check-out times at Le Metropolitan, Paris Tour Eiffel, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel?

The check-in time at Le Metropolitan, Paris Tour Eiffel, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel is 3:00 pm and the check-out time is 12:00 pm.

Does Le Metropolitan, Paris Tour Eiffel, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel allow pets?

The pet policy at Le Metropolitan, Paris Tour Eiffel, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel is:

Non-Refundable Pet Fee Per Stay: €50

Maximum Pet Weight: 10kgs

Maximum Number of Pets in Room: 1

What are the parking options at Le Metropolitan, Paris Tour Eiffel, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel?

The parking options at Le Metropolitan, Paris Tour Eiffel, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel are:

On-Site Parking

What property amenities are available at Le Metropolitan, Paris Tour Eiffel, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel?

The property amenities at Le Metropolitan, Paris Tour Eiffel, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel are:

Does Le Metropolitan, Paris Tour Eiffel, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel have Wi-Fi?

Yes, Le Metropolitan, Paris Tour Eiffel, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel has free Wi-Fi available to hotel guests.

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Le relais de l'entrecote (do not take reservations)

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An unparalleled

It was Paul Gineste de Saurs who, in 1959, first created the menu in a brasserie called " Le Relais de Venise-Son Entrecôte " at the porte Maillot in Paris.

His daughter Marie-Paule perpetuated the two values who have always guided her father, love of good food and quality requirement, by setting up the Relais de l'Entrecôte.

The Relais de l'Entrecôt e is a real Parisian bistrot: sophisticated, elegant and well-run.

The Relais de L'Entrecôte's walnut salad, tender sirloin steak served with its famous sauce and golden thin-cut French fries, as well as its delicious desserts, have been a mark of success for decades. The wines from Château de Saurs, all organic, complement the Relais de l'Entrecôte 's menu perfectly.

The efficient yet friendly service maintains the values of the company in a warm setting of wood panelling, mirrors and vintage posters.

Our tables are covered in red, yellow, blue and green tablecloth and a glazed and embossed white paper. Our waitresses wear a faultless uniform of a black dress with a white collar and an apron.

A single

The Relais de l'Entrecôte owes its reputation to its single course menu: a walnut salad followed by an extra tender sirloin steak with its famous secret sauce, and delicious home-made french fries.

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The château de Saurs is located at the heart of the Gaillac wine-growing region, 50 km North-East of Toulouse and 20 km West of Albi. The vineyard grows on the slopes above the right bank of the river Tarn. The Protected Designation of Origin vineyard covers 104 acres. The Gaillac vineyard was one of the first to receive the PDO in 1936.

All the wines of Château de Saurs are organic.

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Ralphs (reservations 2 weeks in advance)

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Ralphs (reservations 2 weeks in advance)

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Defining modern luxury with romantic elegance and timeless style since 1967.

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La Rotisserie d’Argent - La Tour d’Argent

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Louis Vuitton Café in Paris: All about the new elegant spot at Cheval Blanc Hotel - The Hotel Trotter

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A few steps from the Eiffel Tower, on a small square refreshed by the Fontaine de Mars, this bistro-brasserie is not the latest fashionable place... It is an institution! The most authentic Parisian restaurant! It has preserved its moldings and red leather benches, while offering a modern cuisine.

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Booking

Gift cards

Treat your friends or family to a meal at LE TRAIN BLEU.
Invitation cards cost 198€* * and 320€ * for 2 people.

* menus will change with the season

Once we have received your payment, we will send you an invitation card by post.These cards are valid for a year and can be used for lunch or dinner on any day except Christmas and New Year and on 14 February.

For more information, please contact us on +33 1 43 43 09 06 or by mail reservation.trainbleu@ssp.fr

An iconic restaurant
in Gare de Lyon

An iconic restaurant in Gare de Lyon, Le Train Bleu offers a majestic setting where the show takes place in the kitchen as well as the restaurant.
Steeped in history, this establishment is filled with a distinctive and unique atmosphere where time and space fade away during an exceptional moment.

LE TRAIN BLEU & MICHEL ROSTANG - An expert combination to promote heritage cuisine

The collaboration between Le Train Bleu and Michel Rostang promises sumptuous as well as regional cuisine.
The two Maisons share a passion for high quality ingredients and seasonal cuisine. Together, they have reinterpreted the legendary Station Buffet to offer a menu that combines French tradition with culinary delight.
The focus is on dishes in sauces, stews and a cuisine that's rich in broths and stock, where generosity and sharing fight for the spotlight.
The service in the restaurant puts on a real show with flambéed dishes and meat carving performed with precision and care by a team of passionate maitre d's.
Le Train Bleu offers travellers and Parisian customers a moment frozen in time, an experience that feels like the beginning of a fabulous journey of discovery through the most beautiful regions in France.

Opening hours

Open every day
Restaurant: 11:15am to 2:30 pm - 7:00 pm to 10:30 pm

Lounge Bar
from 7:30 am to 10:30 pm

Discover other worlds

Le Train Bleu is more than a stopover for travellers passing through the station and curious tourists. This establishment, whose excellent reputation has remained unchanged over the years, welcomes regular customers won over by the quality of its surroundings as well as its cuisine.

In addition to the two large listed lounges of its restaurant, Le Train Bleu also offers a bar area composed of several small lounges with luxury decor. Its intimate and cosy atmosphere invites you to escape at any time of the day.

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Set some time aside to explore rue St Dominique and rue Cler, which are the most charming streets in the area with good French delis selling everything from pastries to wine, as well as fabled restaurants like the upscale bistro Fontaine de Mars.

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68 Galerie Vivienne , 75002

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29 Pass. Jouffroy, 75009

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Galerie Vivienne is a stunning example of one of Paris' iconic covered passages. Built in 1823 in the neo-classical Pompeian style, Galerie Vivienne became listed historical monument since 1974. The floor is covered with elaborate mosaics and light filters in through the stunning glass roof. Galerie Vivienne is conveniently located in the center of Paris between the Bourse and Palais Royale, and has three entrances via Rue de la Banque, Rue Vivienne and Rue des Petits Champs.

Within the gallery are many historic shops and restaurants, including a wine cellar and gourmet food store, antiquarian books, antique shops, women's fashion and a classic toy shop.

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12 rue Saint Sabin

Housewares and antiques

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A few steps from the Eiffel Tower, on a small square refreshed by the Fontaine de Mars, this bistro-brasserie is not the latest fashionable place... It is an institution! The most authentic Parisian restaurant! It has preserved its moldings and red leather benches, while offering a modern cuisine.

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(Signatures)

"L'exotique" Cachaça infusée au zestes de citron, chambord, romarin, gingembre, et purée de cassis 18 €

"Cocktail du chef" Mezcal infusé à la truffe, liqueur 43, citron, vanille 20 €

"Le Parfumé" Gin infusé au thym, liqueur de cerise, pamplemousse, citron vert, fleur de sureau 17 €

"Spritz à la française" Lillet Rosé, champagne, sirop de rose 16 €

"L'audacieux" Téquila infusée au piment, cédrat, triple sec 16 €

"Le Secret" Rhum , St Germain, citron, gingembre, vanille, menthe 17 €

"Le French Kiss" Vodka infusée à l'hibiscus, purée de framboise, sirop de roses, champagne rosé 20 €

" Le Français " Cognac, chartreuse, cédrat, champagne 20 €

(Classiques)

"LE PETIT-DÉJEUNER À LA FRANÇAISE"

18 €

Hot drinks

Fresh juices (orange, lemon or grapefruit)

Pastries or bread toast with jam and butter

Breakfast "à la carte"

Salty

Soft-boiled eggs - 3,5 €

Eggs and omelet :

Omelet, scrambled or fried eggs- 12 € / With truffle + 6 €

French Croque Monsieur with truffle - 20 €

Cream cheese croissant with salmon and avocado slices - 14 €

Bacon slices - 4 €

Avocado slices - 4 €

Bread toasted bakery "chez Poujauran" smoked salmon and avocado - 15 €

Sweet

French pastries (Croissant or pain au chocolat ) - 4 €

Bread toasted w/butter, jam or Honey - 6 €

Homemade granola, yogurt and honey - 8 €

Red fruits cup - 6 €

Coeur de boeuf's tomatoes gazpacho - 14 €

Sucrine lettuce heart, parmesan, pomegranate - 15 €

Crab meat and celeri with home made mayonnaise, mustard vinaigrette - 22 €

Truffled devil's eggs - 18 €

" Jouno" tomato, organic soft-boiled egg, burrata emulsion with fresh herbs - 18 € with truffle - 25 €

Tuna ceviche, nuts & mango marinade - 24 €

Salmon tartare, yuzu vinaigrette - 16 €

Big wild Bourgogne snails - 21 €

Homemade truffled foie gras, with Melanosporum truffle, fruit chutney and mustard seeds - 32 €

Oscietre Uruguay caviar 20g, r homemade blinis, raw cream - 68 €
The summer truffle is offered as an extra on our menu ----
Risotto, Mélanosporum truffle - 36 €

Home cured salmon dill, cucumber papardelle & brocolis salade (cold) - 34 €

Sea bass filletted, candied vegetables, butter sauce - 38 € with truffle 48 €

Black cod, black rice, carrots & citronela butter - 46 €

Meunière- style small boat sole, mashed potatoes - 69 € with truffle - 79 €

Knife-cut veal tartare pearl, homemade fries, mesclun salade - 38 €

Lamb chops with parsley, mashed potatoes & meat juice - 42 €

Chateaubriand filet 250gr, pepper sauce ( Sarawak and Penja), homemade fries - 44 € with truffle 54 €

Whole farm chicken cooked in truffled butter, candied new potatoes in jus - 79 €

Rib of Aberdeen Angus (IGP certified ) 1,1 kg pan- fried vegetables , homemade fries, grandmother's sauce and pepper sauce

Crust salted royal seabream (1kg200), seasonal vegetables, vanilla mashed potatoes and Bordier white butter - 95 €

Sprout salad - 6 €

Truffled Mashed potatoes - 10 €

French fries - 9 €

Truffled fries - 12 €

Candied new potatoes - 7 €

Fried Vegetables - 7 €

Truffled mayonnaise - 4 €

Extra Truffles 10g - 15 € / 20g - 25 €

Cheese selection by Jean-Yves Bordier - 16 €

Brie de Meaux " chez Bordier ", with truffle - 18 €

Vanilla "Crème brûlée" - 15 €

Passionfruit cheesecake - 16 €

Yuzu lemon tartlet - 18 €

Vanilla & blackberries tartlet - 16 €

Valrhona chocolate fondant cake - 17 €

Red fruits salad & emulsion, meringue - 22 €

French toast & salted butter caramel - 19 €

Homemade Truffled Ice cream with chocolate diamond - 19 €

Homemade Ice cream "Chez Julien" - 12 € (3 portions)

(chocolate, vanilla, caramel, pistachio, raspberry , lemon, mango)

Champagne

Deutz Brut 110 €

Roederer Brut Collection - 120 €

Roederer Rosé 135 €

Deutz Rosé 125 €

"R" de Ruinart 130 €

Ruinart Blanc de Blanc 180 €

2011 Amour de Deutz 225 €

2014 Cristal Roederer 380 €

ROSE WINE

2022 Côtes de Provence- Saint Maur Cru classé-Domaine du Château Saint-Maur 55 €

2022 - Fontenille, Lubéron 45 €

2021 Chateau Minuty, "Rosé & Or" - 65 €

2020 Clos du temple - Languedoc Cabrières 360 €

WHITE WINE

Bourgogne Blanc...

2020 " Chardonnay " JC Garnier 42 €

2021 Petit Chablis Domaine du Chardonnay 55 €

2020 Saint Véran La croix sénaillet 65 €

2021 Pouilly Fuissé " Terroirs " Domaine Sangouard Guyot 75 €

2020 Savigny les Beaune " Clos des Godeaux " Domaine d'Ardhuy 85 €

2020 Marsannay, chateau de Marsannay 90 €

2020 Meursault (Bio) Jean Javiellier & Fils 135 €

2019 Chablis 1er Cru Domaine du chardonnay 110 €

2020 Puligny Montrachet Albert Bichot 150 €

2019 Chassagne Montrachet Domaine Bader Mimeur 210 €

2019 Corton Charlemagne Grand Cru Domaine Antonin Guyon BIO 290 €

Vallée du Rhône blanc...

2021 Crozes Hermitage "Les terres blanches" domaine Belle 79 €

2020 Châteauneuf Du Pape Domaine Roger Perrin 95 €

2019 Condrieu, Stéphane Montez 130 €

2018 Condrieu, Delas 160 €

Loire-Blanche...

2019 Saumur, domaine de la guilloterie 45€

2021 Sancerre, domaine de La Chézatte 50 €

2022 Pouilly Fumé "Petit F" domaine Rold & fils 60 €

Autres régions blanches...

2021 Côte De Gascogne Prélude D'Hiver Domaine Saint Lannes 45 €

2021 Viognier " Pays d'Oc Rouquet's 49 €

2019 Pessac Léognan Château Carbonnieux Grand cru classé 110 €

RED WINE

Côtes du Rhône rouges

2020 IGP Collines Rhodaniennes " Syrah à Papa " - Stéphane Montez 50 €

2021 Vacquerays Domaine La Fourmone 55 €

2021 Crozes Hermitage Yann Chave (BIO) 76 €

2020 Chateau Neuf du Pape, domaine Roger Perrin 90 €

2020 Saint Joseph "Cuvée du Papy" 95 €

2018 Cornas Domaine du Tunnel 140 €

2019 Côte Rôtie -"Les Triotes"- Domaine Garon 150 €

2018 Hermitage, domaine Belle 250 €

Bourgogne rouge

2019 Hautes Côtes de Beaune JC Garnier 60 €

2020 Ladoix " Clos des Chagnots " - Domaine d'Ardhuy (Biodynamie) 70 €

2018 Savigny lès Beaune 1er cru "aux clous" Domaine d'Ardhuy (Biodynamie) 85 €

2021 Mercurey "La Perrière" Domaine Duvernay 85 €

2017 Volnay, Domaine Francois Buffet 115 €

2018 Aloxe Corton Premier Cru Les Chaillots 135 €

2017 Nuits Saint Georges Domaine Rion 135 €

2020 Pommard 1er Cru " Clos Charnière " Domaine A. Parigot 145 €

2019 Gevrey Chambertin Vieilles Vignes - Tortochot (BIO) 145 €

2019 Vosnes Romanée, domaine Armelle & Bernard Rion 195 €

2018 Chambolle Musigny Manuel Olivier 210 €

2012 Charmes Chambertin Grand Cru Frédéric Magnin 270 €

2018 Echezeaux Grand Cru Domaine Noëllat 330 €

2017 Clos de Vougeot Grand Cru, domaine Clos Frantin 380 €

Lalande de Pomerol / Pomerol

2014 La fleur de Bouard 100 €

2012 Château la Conseillante 420 €

2010 Chateau La Fleur de Pétrus 850 €

Pauillac

2016 Lacoste Borie 95 €

2015 Château Pédesclaux 140 €

2011/2014 Château Grand Puy Lacoste 230 €

2009 Château Mouton Rotschild 1400 €

2001 Chateau Latour Premier Grand Cru Classé 1800 €

Margaux

2015 Château du Tertre Grand Cru Classé 150 €

2011 Château d'Issan Grand Cru Classé 175 €

2015 Château Giscours Grand Cru Classé 220 €

2012 Château Malescot " Saint Exupéry " Grand Cru Classé 250 €

Moulis / Haut-Médoc

2016 Château Bouqueyran 70 €

2016 Château Maucaillou 85 €

2011 Château Charmail 95 €

2009 Château Camensac 155 €

2015 Château La Lagune 195 €

2014 Château Chasse Spleen 200 €

Saint-Estèphe

2012 Château Léo de Prades 65 €

2014 Château Lilian Ladouys 90 €

2018 Ormes De Pez 125 €

2011 Château Montrose 270 €

Saint-Julien

2010 Sarget de Gruaud Larose 110 €

2014 Clos du Marquis 170 €

2011 Château Léoville Poyferré 280 €

Saint-Emilion

2019 Pavillon Figeac Grand Cru 85 €

2011 Fleur Cardinale 135 €

2010 Château Fonroque 135 €

2009 Chateau Beauséjour-Bécot 345 €

2007/2010 Chateau Cheval Blanc Grand Cru Classé 980/1980€

Graves & Pessac Léognan

2020 Château les Majureaux 45 €

2018 Château Lafont Menaut 80 €

2014 Château Larrivet Haut Brion 115 €

2015 Abeilles de Fieuzal 120 €

Autres régions rouges

2021 Pinot noir "Terrasse de Perret" 40 €

2021 Loire Chinon " Les Graves " Domaine Gasnier (Biodynamie) 43 €

2020 Lanquedoc Pic Saint Loup Mas de Jon 45 €

2019 Loire Sancerre " Les Panseillots " Domaine du Prieuré 50 €

2020 Beaujolais Morgon Côte Du Py Cuvée Joseph Gomaine Gaget 55 €

2018 Clos d'Ora, Minervois la Livinière, Gérard Bertrand 360 €

Deutz brut 18 €

Deutz rosé 20 €

Truffle champagne 26 €

Ruinart blanc de blanc 29 €

Les Rosés

2022 - Fontenille, Lubéron 11 €

Côtes de Provence Château Saint-Maur Cru Classe 14 €

Les Rouges

2021- Pinot noir "Terrasse de Perret" 9 €

2019- Loire Sancerre "Les Panseillots" domaine du Prieuré 10 €

2020- Rhône - Crozes Hermitage Yann Chave (BIO) 13 €

2012- Saint-Estèphe - Château Léo de Prades 13 €

2019- Pavillon Figeac grand cru (Saint Emilion) 15 €

2021- Bourgogne Mercurey Domaine Duvernay Père & Fils 16 €

Les Blancs

2020- Chardonnay J.C Garnier 9 €

2020- Petit Chablis domaine du Chardonnay 11 €

2021- Loire Pouilly Fumé " Petit F " 12 €

2021- Crozes Hermitage "Les terres blanches" domaine Belle 14 €

2020- Meursault Jean Javillier & Fils 2019 19 €

2021- Côte du Gascogne Prélude d'hiver(moelleux) 8 €

A chic but relaxed restaurant,

listed as a historical monument

A chic but relaxed restaurant,

listed as a historical monument

With its 1900 décor revisited by the very Parisian Gérard Cholot, Chez Julien is the "chic bistro" by definition...

A warm and intimate candlelit atmosphere, accented by lilac walls, spotted mirrors and a beautiful painted ceiling - the last vestige of the 19th century bakery that the place was. In this "Belle Époque" setting, our chef Helmi Derbal invites you to enjoy authentic French cooking, a combination of the best ingredients of the cool season and a passion for the culinary influences of our region.

On sunny days, we invite you to enjoy the gentle Parisian sun on our charming terrace while admiring the pedestrian streets and the view of Île Saint-Louis...

Located on the first floor of the restaurant, the Petit Salon Privé can accommodate up to 20 people and offers its guests a cozy and sublime comfort. A special service is available to its guests: a small intercom allows a permanent connection with the staff. You can also connect and listen the music of your choice to the Bose sound system.

Chez Julien's Petit Salon Privé is the ideal place to have lunch or dinner in an oasis of tranquility. Book the Salon for birthdays parties, and any events celebrated with family and friends, but also for discreet meetings and quite conversations. Charming and special, somewhat hidden and somewhat secret, the Petit Salon Privé is an exceptional setting that is reserved for partying and experiencing delightful moments.

Capacity: from 6 to 20 persons.
Book the Petit Salon Privé: +33 6 15 05 35 58
Find out more about the Salons du Marais: a selection of elegant rooms to privatise, for all your events.

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Hakuba, the new Japanese restaurant of Cheval Blanc Paris

A gastronomic immersion into a ritualised Japan where tradition, precision, authenticity, and sincerity are the cornerstones of the Omakase menus.

In the heart of Paris

Under the Pont Neuf flows the Seine. In the heart of the City of Light, a few steps away from the Louvre and the Marais, in front of the Left Bank, rises Cheval Blanc Paris with majesty.

A historical building with a contemporary spirit imagined by Peter Marino.

A strong sense of Art Déco heritage and a tribute to French savoir-faire and craftsmanship.

To the rhythm of the Seine

Facing the Pont-Neuf, Cheval Blanc Paris unveils a new page in the history of Paris and of the Parisians. Cheval Blanc inspires the City of Light with a singular, vibrant, brilliant energy. Cheval Blanc beats to the rhythm of Paris, embraces its emotions, captures its spirit.

Coaxing smiles, kindling sparks, Parisian adventures. The little ones awaken to discovery in the enchanted kingdom of Le Carrousel, a place specially imagined for them, surrounded by the caring and passionate Ambassadeurs.

The art of surprise

The caring and dedicated Ambassadeurs of Cheval Blanc Paris imagine delightful surprises to design a most exquisite stay full of discoveries and touching new emotions to share.

At the height of happiness

At the bustling heart of the city, halt, breathe and unwind in the hushed cocoon of the Dior Spa Cheval Blanc Paris. For a moment or for a day. Surrender to bright joy, pure bliss and sensory pleasure. Indulge in a realm of beauty in complete confidence and serenity.

The Seine as a pulsing artery.

The sense of place as heritage.

The true essence as a curated extract.

The quintessence of Paris as a promise.

The very personal interpretation of the City of Light by Cheval Blanc.

Paris, from the heart.

@ChevalBlancParis

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Luxury Hotel in Paris │ Cheval Blanc Paris Hotel

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Discover our Paris luxury hotel with eiffel tower view, a new contemporary haven in the heart of the City of Light - Cheval Blanc Hotel Paris France.

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Paris-Charles de Gaulle International Airport (CDG)

Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport, France

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Le Metropolitan a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

10 Place De Mexico, 16th arr., 75016 Paris, France

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Perfume place we HAVE to go do. By Little Red Door

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Set some time aside to explore rue St Dominique and rue Cler, which are the most charming streets in the area with good French delis selling everything from pastries to wine, as well as fabled restaurants like the upscale bistro Fontaine de Mars.