Discover one of Paris’s most charming and historic districts on foot. In just a few hours, explore Place des Vosges, the city’s oldest royal square, stroll past elegant mansions, hidden courtyards, and vibrant boutique-lined streets. Step into Jewish heritage on Rue des Rosiers, admire the beauty of Saint-Paul-Saint-Louis Church, and unwind in the quiet lanes of Village Saint-Paul. This tour blends architecture, culture, and local atmosphere—perfect for travelers who want to see the soul of Paris.
Place des Vosges
10 Minutes Before Event Time
📍 Place des Vosges, 75004
Paris’s oldest and most elegant square (1605), with perfect symmetry and red brick arcades.
Explore Victor Hugo’s House (optional, 30–40 mins) under the arcades.
☕ Quick coffee stop: Café Ma Bourgogne (classic terrace)
Walk west along Rue des Francs-Bourgeois, full of boutiques and independent shops.
Visit the Hôtel de Sully garden (free, historic mansion courtyard).
Admire several Hôtels particuliers (private mansions) from the 17th century.
23 Rue de Sévigné
Free museum about the history of Paris, in a beautiful Renaissance building.
Highlights: Revolution rooms, 19th-century signs, Belle Époque interiors.
(Optional stop – spend 30–45 mins if interested.)
Explore the heart of the Jewish community in Paris, full of character.
Browse small bookstores, kosher bakeries, and falafel joints.
Try a snack from L’As du Fallafel if you’re hungry.
📍 99 Rue Saint-Antoine
Beautiful baroque church with a Delacroix painting inside.
Stroll through the adjacent Village Saint-Paul, a quiet maze of courtyards filled with antique shops and galleries.
Wander the galleries, trendy boutiques, and concept stores.
Pop into Galerie Perrotin or others showcasing contemporary art.
Finish at Café Charlot or Carette (great pastries) for a relaxing drink.
