Guidebook for Paris
Essentials
This historical market takes its name from the 16th-century orphanage that used to occupy the site. Now one of the more atmospheric of Paris’s food markets, equipped to fill the emptiest of stomachs.
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Marche des Enfants Rouges
39 Rue de BretagneThis historical market takes its name from the 16th-century orphanage that used to occupy the site. Now one of the more atmospheric of Paris’s food markets, equipped to fill the emptiest of stomachs.
Arts & Culture
Carreau du Temple is an iconic industrial building built under the reign of Napoleon III. In 2014 it reopened to welcome numerous multidisciplinary events, fashion shows and artists' residence.
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Le Carreau
5 Rue de la CorderieCarreau du Temple is an iconic industrial building built under the reign of Napoleon III. In 2014 it reopened to welcome numerous multidisciplinary events, fashion shows and artists' residence.
Everything Else
There is a hammam for every Parisian. Les Bains du Marais is a must-know address for fashionistas and is full of models and fashion editors during fashion week.
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Hammam Sauna de Paris
15 Rue du Faubourg du TempleThere is a hammam for every Parisian. Les Bains du Marais is a must-know address for fashionistas and is full of models and fashion editors during fashion week.
Shopping
The Broken Arm in Paris is a magnet for the industry creatives thanks to its focused, personal buys, popular in-house café and a local-global outlook that gives the store a “double rhythm.”
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The Broken Arm
12 Rue PerréeThe Broken Arm in Paris is a magnet for the industry creatives thanks to its focused, personal buys, popular in-house café and a local-global outlook that gives the store a “double rhythm.”