Guidebook for Paris
Food Scene
Stylish parisian bistro downstairs, modern upstairs. They have the best burger ever, the world famous "Justine burger" with raw beef. Plus amazing ambiance with live piano on weekends.
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Chez Justine
96 Rue OberkampfStylish parisian bistro downstairs, modern upstairs. They have the best burger ever, the world famous "Justine burger" with raw beef. Plus amazing ambiance with live piano on weekends.
Stylish architecture from the 50's inside. Great for a sunny sunday brunch on their large terrasse where you can enjoy foreign and local artists painting "live" right in front of you its famous huge street art wall. And lively on Evenings & night-time with a great DJ that you enjoy listening to while playing table football!
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LA PLACE VERTE
105 Rue OberkampfStylish architecture from the 50's inside. Great for a sunny sunday brunch on their large terrasse where you can enjoy foreign and local artists painting "live" right in front of you its famous huge street art wall. And lively on Evenings & night-time with a great DJ that you enjoy listening to while playing table football!
Just round the corner, great design bistrot with very affordable food
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Les Fabricants
61 Rue Jean-Pierre TimbaudJust round the corner, great design bistrot with very affordable food
Drinks & Nightlife
Great 70's ambiance that honours Stanley Kubrick's movie of the same name... nothing more to say!
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L'Orange Mécanique
72 Bis Rue Jean-Pierre TimbaudGreat 70's ambiance that honours Stanley Kubrick's movie of the same name... nothing more to say!
The best and biggest mojitos in Paris. Just trust me and go there with your eyes closed!
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Charbon Café
109 Rue OberkampfThe best and biggest mojitos in Paris. Just trust me and go there with your eyes closed!
Tiny bar with very friendly atmosphere, stylish walls, great music and very affordable fresh cocktails.
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Le Kitch
10 Rue OberkampfTiny bar with very friendly atmosphere, stylish walls, great music and very affordable fresh cocktails.
Amazing venue for trendy live music, late night DJ set and dancefloor, plus tasty cocktails. Their restaurant is not bad at all.
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L'alimentation Generale
64 Rue Jean-Pierre TimbaudAmazing venue for trendy live music, late night DJ set and dancefloor, plus tasty cocktails. Their restaurant is not bad at all.
Sightseeing
An orphanage used to occupy the site in the 16th century, and its atmosphere kept something out of its history that you feel when you walk around. But besides the legend, you find a lot of tiny stalls serving Moroccan, Lebanese, Italian, African and Japanese food. Bon appétit!
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Marche des Enfants Rouges
39 Rue de BretagneAn orphanage used to occupy the site in the 16th century, and its atmosphere kept something out of its history that you feel when you walk around. But besides the legend, you find a lot of tiny stalls serving Moroccan, Lebanese, Italian, African and Japanese food. Bon appétit!
A 10 min walk takes you to Quai de Valmy, and explore Canal Saint-Martin neighborhood and its green quayside and metal footbridges.
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Quai de Valmy
117 Quai de ValmyA 10 min walk takes you to Quai de Valmy, and explore Canal Saint-Martin neighborhood and its green quayside and metal footbridges.
Parks & Nature
A 30 min walk takes you to the Parc des Buttes-Chaumont, which is the 3rd largest city park (25 ha), but by far the best to visit in Paris, and maybe in the world.
The park dates back to end of 19th century. Visit the Temple de la Sibylle, a miniature version of the famous ancient roman Temple of Vesta in Tivoli, Italy. Climb to the 32 meters waterfall cascading into a lake of 1.5ha surrounding the Île de la Belvédère. You get an amazing view of Paris: look at Eiffel tower on the right, at Sacre Coeur, then walk down through the grotto to the lake, and have a romantic walk over the long suspension bridge then a drink at Rosa Bonheur, a cute boho bar set in a former guinguette...
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Parc des Buttes-Chaumont
1 Rue BotzarisA 30 min walk takes you to the Parc des Buttes-Chaumont, which is the 3rd largest city park (25 ha), but by far the best to visit in Paris, and maybe in the world.
The park dates back to end of 19th century. Visit the Temple de la Sibylle, a miniature version of the famous ancient roman Temple of Vesta in Tivoli, Italy. Climb to the 32 meters waterfall cascading into a lake of 1.5ha surrounding the Île de la Belvédère. You get an amazing view of Paris: look at Eiffel tower on the right, at Sacre Coeur, then walk down through the grotto to the lake, and have a romantic walk over the long suspension bridge then a drink at Rosa Bonheur, a cute boho bar set in a former guinguette...
Arts & Culture
Exit the building, turn left, walk 5 min up rue Oberkampf towards Ménilmontant, turn right, and enter the private apartment and universe of the famous singer of the amazing 'La Vie en Rose' through which she expresses her lifelong love.... probably the best love song of all times.
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Edith Piaf Museum
5 Rue Crespin du GastExit the building, turn left, walk 5 min up rue Oberkampf towards Ménilmontant, turn right, and enter the private apartment and universe of the famous singer of the amazing 'La Vie en Rose' through which she expresses her lifelong love.... probably the best love song of all times.
Walk out of the building, turn right, then walk down on rue Oberkampf towards le Marais, and in less than 15 min you get to Hôtel Salé in rue de Thorigny, one of the finest historic houses in the Marais, and discover the 3,500 paintings, drawings, sculptures, prints, photographs, manuscripts, newspaper clippings and photographs and other works of art by Picasso together with his own personal art collection of works by other artists, including Cézanne, Matisse and Rousseau.
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Musée National Picasso-Paris
5 Rue de ThorignyWalk out of the building, turn right, then walk down on rue Oberkampf towards le Marais, and in less than 15 min you get to Hôtel Salé in rue de Thorigny, one of the finest historic houses in the Marais, and discover the 3,500 paintings, drawings, sculptures, prints, photographs, manuscripts, newspaper clippings and photographs and other works of art by Picasso together with his own personal art collection of works by other artists, including Cézanne, Matisse and Rousseau.
Walk 45 min, or jump in a bus for 20 min and you get to the Louvre. What else should I say? Hmmm... search for its hidden treasures!
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Louvre
Rue de RivoliWalk 45 min, or jump in a bus for 20 min and you get to the Louvre. What else should I say? Hmmm... search for its hidden treasures!