A vibrant new addition to the Haut-Marais, Arcane 17 (named after the "Star" tarot card) brings the spirited flavors of the Basque and Catalan coasts to Rue Charlot. Founded by a trio of friends and helmed by Chef Sophie Léger, the kitchen focuses on coastal freshness and the art of the open flame. The interiors, designed by Bétyle Studio, blend Parisian bistro elegance with the warmth of an Iberian tapas bar—think deep carmin hues, oak wood, and a buzzing central bar.

A true Marais gem, this award-winning bistro embodies the "quintessence of retro Paris." Located on a charming side street in the Haut-Marais, Parcelles offers an authentically Parisian and warm atmosphere. With its impressive wine list and a seasonal menu that elevates traditional French classics with intelligence and precision, it has become one of the city's most beloved and hard-to-book tables.

Located inside the bustling Marché des Enfants Rouges, this new-generation butcher shop is a hybrid charcuterie, restaurant, and wine bar. You can choose from a selection of high-quality French meats, have them cooked to order, and enjoy them on a charcuterie board with a glass of wine. It's an immersive and delicious way to experience the market's authentic vibe.

is not new — it's been around for a while. What is new is the menu. Everyday. What's great is the vibe: casual, yet elegant with counter and high-top dining. On a sunny day, it can't be beaten, with excellent people watching and a cool team whipping up creative seasonal food not seen on every menu. Expect dishes such as asparagus with stracciatella and an apple-like citrus compote, alongside natural and conventional wines.

A beloved bistro with a taste of Provençal sunshine. Famous for its generous portions and bustling, friendly atmosphere, it’s a great spot to enjoy classic French dishes and its legendary chocolate mousse.

A classic and elegant Parisian bistro that feels like a trip back in time. Located on Rue des Tournelles, this is an authentic, traditional spot that serves up flawless, old-school French cuisine. With its red banquettes, zinc bar, and warm ambiance, it’s a perfect and timeless choice for those seeking a true taste of Paris.

For a truly unique Parisian experience, this legendary bistro is a must-visit. Located next to the historic Cirque d'Hiver in the 11th arrondissement, it’s a designated historical monument known for its quirky and beautiful clown-themed tiles and elegant glass cupola. While its decor is a throwback to the Belle Époque, its cuisine is decidedly modern. The kitchen is celebrated for its inventive takes on classic French dishes and a fantastic, extensive list of natural wines.

Just a short walk from our office, this iconic café is a neighborhood institution. Its charming tiled interior and bustling terrace on Rue de Bretagne offer the perfect spot for a coffee, a glass of wine, or a classic French meal. It's the kind of place that embodies the true Parisian brasserie spirit.

Part bookstore, part vinyl shop, and part bar, this is a truly unique destination for those with an edgy, artistic streak. Crafted by the team behind the luxury brand Enfants Riches Déprimés, it has a cool, muted vibe with dark wood and mid-century French furniture. Visitors can browse a curated collection of rare books and records on art and punk culture while sipping natural wines, sake, or American coffee.

Conceived as a "neo-Gothic masterpiece" by acclaimed designer Tristan Auer, it blends the ecclesiastical history of the neighborhood with the bold energy of New York City. The hotel offers 43 uniquely designed rooms, a chic cocktail bar inspired by Manhattan, and the outstanding restaurant Temple & Chapon. It also features a stunning spa with a Roman-inspired bath and heated indoor pool, offering a true sanctuary from the bustling city.

Tucked behind a private, ivy-covered courtyard on the legendary Place des Vosges, this hotel is a true hidden gem and a testament to quiet Parisian luxury. A 17th-century mansion that feels like a country estate, it offers an atmosphere of sublime serenity in the heart of the Marais. Each of the 56 rooms is uniquely decorated, blending historic elegance with contemporary comfort.

Located on the cusp of the Marais and the vibrant Montorgueil neighborhood, this hotel is a masterclass in modern Parisian design. A classic Haussmannian façade conceals a bold, industrial-chic interior by designer Raphael Navot. With 66 uniquely designed rooms that feature raw concrete walls, warm wood, and terrazzo bathrooms, it’s a sanctuary of contemporary elegance.

This museum is a pilgrimage for art love holding the largest collection of Picasso’s work in the world. It is housed in the magnificent Hôtel Salé, a 17th-century mansion that is a work of art itself. The collection spans every period of Picasso's prolific career, from his Blue Period to his final years, and includes paintings, sculptures, and drawings. The museum also hosts thought-provoking temporary exhibitions and offers a tranquil rooftop cafe and a serene garden.