• Hotel de Sens - Hôtel des Sens, a wonderfully preserved medieval mansion in the Marais, provides a window into Paris’ rich history. Constructed in the late 15th century, its Gothic architecture, pointed arches, and verdant garden transport visitors to a bygone era. Once the residence of the Archbishop of Sens, it is now accessible to the public as a historic landmark, inviting guests to explore its captivating courtyard and appreciate its ancient allure.
• Village St-Paul - Le Village Saint-Paul is a hidden treasure in the Marais, featuring a labyrinth of delightful courtyards filled with antique shops, art galleries, and cafes. This tranquil enclave feels worlds apart from the bustling streets of Paris, inviting visitors to discover unique finds and enjoy its serene, historical ambiance.
• Place des Vosges - Place des Vosges, the oldest planned square in Paris, is a Renaissance architectural masterpiece. Its red-brick facades, manicured lawns, and arcades make it a beloved spot for both locals and tourists to unwind and appreciate the beauty of the Marais district.
• Jardin de l’Hotel de Sully - Hôtel de Sully, a magnificent 17th-century mansion, features beautiful gardens, a stunning courtyard, and a unique connection to Place des Vosges. Its classical architecture and tranquil atmosphere invite visitors to explore its historical charm, while its art exhibitions add a cultural dimension.
• La Rue des Rosiers - Rue des Rosiers is a lively street in the heart of the Jewish Quarter, renowned for its historic bakeries, falafel stands, and trendy boutiques. This vibrant area offers a blend of culture, history, and delectable food, with a bustling atmosphere that embodies the Marais’ multicultural spirit.
• Pletzl - Pletzl is the traditional Jewish quarter in the Marais district of Paris, filled with kosher delis, bakeries, and shops rich in Jewish culture. Its narrow streets and distinctive shops reflect the neighborhood’s heritage, offering a historical yet lively Parisian experience.
• Hotel de Sens - Hôtel de Sens, a medieval mansion with striking architecture and lush gardens, transports visitors to Paris’ past. Built in the late 15th century for the Archbishop of Sens, its distinctive Gothic design and enchanting courtyard make it a prominent historical site in the Marais.

• Small group
• Main landmarks and hidden gems of Marais
• Expert tour guide with intimate knowledge of Marais

• Museum fees - We do not go inside buildings

Discover why Marais is the beloved neighborhood of Parisians.

Experience the setting: Aristocratic mansions, hidden gardens, and ancient stones.

Immerse in the scene: Art galleries, culinary delights, and designer workshops.

Explore the Jewish culture: Rich history, Nazi persecutions, contemporary culture, and the blend of Ashkenazi and Sephardic traditions.

Embrace the LGBT culture: Marais is where it all began in the early 1980s.

Uncover the history: World War II, the extravagant lifestyle of aristocrats before the French Revolution, and the medieval enclaves of Le Marais.

Meet the people: Stylish Parisians, the curious, and the uninitiated visitors from “the provinces.” Engage in people-watching, a favorite pastime of Parisians in Le Marais.

Join us, rain or shine, in small groups. Tours are conducted in English, and your guide will be wearing a pink vest.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.