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Take a walk from isle to isle: start from the St Gervais-St Paul district and wander around the little 17th and 18th-century streets before arriving on the Ile St Louis. Then, cross the St Louis bridge that connects the Ile St Louis to its big sister, the Ile de la Cité, where you can admire the magnificence of the Notre Dame cathedral.
Save a little time to visit the capital’s most beautiful square: Place des Vosges.
The Marais has always been a lively district and still today sparkles with energy. Unlike the other historical districts, the Marais lives to the rhythm of modern day. Designer boutiques, art galleries, shops open on Sundays, numerous restaurants and markets make this a particularly animated and “in” district, where there is something to discover at every street corner.
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Restored between 2005 and 2008 to its former glory, the Collège des Bernardins is the largest cistercian building in Paris, after Notre-Dame. Through exhibitions, seminars ans concerts, it is now a center for research and debate focusing of the issues facing contemporary societies.
Turenne Le Marais Hotel is sponsoring the Collège des Bernardins.
Located between Tour Eiffel and Invalides, in a well-know place called "the Switzerland Village", the Cécile Charron gallery presents particulary contemporary artists.
Turenne Le Marais Hotel is partner of Cécile Charron Gallery.
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- Porte de Versailles exhibition centre
- Porte Maillot Congress Centre
Whether for a weekend or a longer stay, the Marais invites you to meander through its charming and elegant squares and streets steeped in history: the Place des Vosges, the streets of Turenne, Sévigné, Vieille du Temple, Archives, Francs-Bourgeois, etc.
