Metro Saint Paul is located in the heart of Marais with easy transportation to nearly everywhere in Paris. We will be staying at an airbnb on Rue Sevigne with 3 mins walk to Metro Saint Paul.

Marché des Enfants Rouges is one of the oldest outdoor markets in Paris. It is a hotspot for both the locals and tourists with various range of Italian, Lebanese, and Japanese stalls. Let Marché des Enfants Rouges be the first stop for you to explore the tasty food in Paris. 

Definitely recommended: Visit Chez Alain Miam Miam for its grilled sandwiches and crepes. Alain the chef is funny and would even give you cookies as a treat. :)

Merci is a concept store located in Marais that you simply cannot miss! It is curated by the founders of BONPOINT, the children's fashion brand. Here we are gonna explore a variety range of trendy clothing, chic stationary and vintage furnitures. Beside the main store there is a lovely Merci Cafe that offers you a little break with a refreshing coffee and some sweets.

If you have a hipster soul inside, you will fall in love with the neighbourhood of Canal Saint Martin right away. With its bohemian aura, Canal Saint Martin is surrounded by trendy bars and bistros, hipster cafes and contemporary art galleries. The Canal itself has been featured in numerous films including Amélie.

I personally recommend this nice little cafe situated right next to the Pont d'Amelie. With its cozy and relaxing atmosphere, you get a glimpse of the Parian lifestyle and the culture of a true Parisan cafe. The staff inside is friendly and speak good English. 

Featured in the world renowned classic 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame' by Victor Hugo, the Notre Dame de Paris is definitely one of the must-sees in Paris! Be sure to download an app called 'Jefile' to book your preferred time to go up to the top of Notre Dame. This can save you much time to wait in the lines. 

Located right next to the famous English-language bookstore Shakespeare and Company, the Cafe itself has been trending among youngsters since its opening in 2015. Serving organic food and great dishes foe vegetarians, you bet this is the 'It cafe' for the hipsters! Enjoy your late lunch here with a cup of latte, and continue your journey from the Shakespeare and Company bookstore. It is also an important scene in the film 'Before Sunset'.

A street full of restaurants, bistros and cute shops. One of the oldest neighbourhoods in Paris that is still lively visited by both the tourists and locals. Once out of the metro Place Monge, you can tae your time walk around and explore!

Dont forget to grab a bite of the authentic French crêpes. Rated 4.5 out of 5 on google reviews, Au P'tit Grec has long been praised as THE most amazing crêpe in town! The price is fair and the portion is huge, you can definitely fulfill your crêpe cravings here.

There is no place better than Le Christine to ease your fatigue with its contemporary french cuisine. Located in the 6th arrondissement, the restaurant is quite modern regarding its interior designs and as well as its highly praised menu. Ask the staff todays specialty and do not hesitate to try various entrees and deserts.