Shhhh, because we can't keep a secret, the Square's team opens its address book and takes you with it to its favourite addresses. Come and discover with us where to sip a drink after a nice exhibition, or where to stroll on a beautiful spring Sunday. It will stay between us, promise?
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The 1st Arrondissement
Le Louvre - Palais-Royal - Place Vendôme
This royal district with its historic charm is home to major emblematic thoroughfares: the Avenue de l'Opéra, which links the Palais Garnier and the Comédie Française, and the very chic Rue Saint-honoré. However, one must dare to stroll there to...
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The 2nd Arrondissement
Sentier - Bourse - Montorgueil
The Stock Exchange, La Presse and the Textile industry used to be the lifeblood of this district, which still retains the scars of its past, particularly with the imposing buildings on Rue Réaumur.
Nowadays it is famous for its numerous glass roofs and passages,...
The 3rd Arrondissement
The Upper Marais
How not to fall under the spell of this district which has kept its authenticity, from the rue du Temple to the rue des Francs Bourgeois through the famous rue de Bretagne?
Rumor has it that Malraux, spared by Baron Haussmann, is expected to survive this neighborhood.
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The 4th Arrondissement
Le Marais, Saint-Paul, City Hall, Île Saint-louis
Between Gothic Art and Modern Art, Georges Pompidou center (Beaubourg) and Notre Dame, this district is incredibly rich.
It even seems that Paris was born on the Ile de la Cité about 250 years before Christ.
Historically the gay district of Paris, the old...
The 5th Arrondissement
The Latin Quarter
Bordered by Boulevard Saint-Michel and the Jardin des Plantes, the entire 5th arrondissement is marked by the presence of the emblematic Sorbonne, which makes it a mainly student district. Rue Mouffetard and Place de la Contrescarpe are full of cafés with a student...
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The 6th Arrondissement
Saint-Germain-des-Prés
More bourgeois and quiet atmosphere than its neighbour in the Latin Quarter.
Artists and intellectuals have made the legend of Saint-Germain-des-Prés: Jean-Paul Sartre, Boris Vian, Juliette Greco, Simone de Beauvoir, although bookshops and record stores are...
The 7th Arrondissement
Eiffel Tower, Invalides
Secret quarter par excellence as it contains heavy doors behind which reside many ministries, embassies or international institutions.
Its discretion is matched only by the elegance of its streets and shops, as evidenced by the famous Bon Marché institution. Even...
The 8th Arrondissement
Place de l'Étoile, Concorde, Madeleine, Parc Monceau
More commonly known as the "Golden Triangle", it is the district of luxury boutiques, great restaurants and palaces but it is also a mecca for art with the Grand Palais, the Rond-Point theatre, the Champs-Elysées theatre and the famous Modern Art auction house:...
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The 9th Arrondissement
The Martyrs district, Pigalle, the Grand Boulevards "La Nouvelle-Athènes".
Department store district, proudly standing on Boulevard Haussmann.
The 9th arrondissement is also the very Parisian "Bobo" district of the Martyrs, walking around it is a delight, you will discover small jewels such as the Museum of Romantic Life, or courtyards...
The 10th Arrondissement
The Canal Saint-Martin district, the Gare de l'Est train station
A popular and lively district, the banks of the Canal Saint-Martin have become the meeting place for trendy Parisians and families.
A place immortalized by anthology scenes, Amélie Poulain likes to make ricochets, Arletty at the Hôtel du Nord declaims...
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