Le Marais stands as one of the oldest areas in the capital. It’s been home to the Royal Court of Louis XIV, the queer community, and the Jewish population - evidence of its colourful and dynamic history. This ‘Ancient Paris’ possesses an invigorating spirit that continues to captivate its visitors.

Your tour guide will lead you to the exteriors of some of Paris’ most exquisite private residences, including the Hotel de Sully, Hotel Carnavalet, and Hotel de Sens. These establishments will charm you with their hidden courtyards and lush gardens.
As you stroll through the district, your guide will discuss the significant role of the Jewish community in shaping the area. Your journey will take you past the Place des Vosges and the ‘village St Paul’, concluding at the Centre Pompidou. Le Marais pulses with vitality, a hub for some of the trendiest art and fashion scenes, housing galleries, designers, stylists, and renowned museums. It’s an active neighbourhood that’s a source of inspiration and enjoyment, where intellectuals thrive.