A true gourmet italian restaurant in the heart of Le
Marais. Delicious typical italian cuisine with unique
flavors of white truffles, anti pasti, … one of our
favorite table in Paris - Reservation is absolutely
necessary. The restaurant is nestled in a house of the
XVII th century in the heart of the famous antique shops
district in Le Marais : The Saint Paul village. A little
noisy sometimes but the table is so good... and the wine
list is a real travel by itself... unique in Paris.
Restaurant address : 25 Rue Saint Charles 75004
Subway : Saint Paul
Price Range : 30 - 50 Eur
District : Le Marais
Tel : 33 (0)1 42 22 56 56
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Le Marais is
a trendy district in Paris now celebrated for its nightlife. In the
eleventh century, Order of the Temple cleared the marshlands in the
northeast Philippe Auguste's enclosure. From the fourteenth century
onwards, the aristocracy built large residences in the area, a trend which
was accelerated by the creation of the Place Royale (which would become
the Place des Vosges) by Henri IV in 1605. The departure of the royal
court to Versailles led to a decline in the district. Haussmann's urban
redevelopment only marginally affected the Marais through new alignment
rules and constructions, lending irregular width to many of the
neighbourhood's streets. Towards the end of the nineteenth century and in
the first half of the twentieth century, the area surrounding the Rue des
Rosiers became home to many Jews from Eastern Europe, further specializing
local labour in the clothing industry. The Marais was therefore a target
for the Nazis when they controlled the city. In 1969, André Malraux made
the Marais the first protected sector, with the area being home to many
museums, art galleries and historic sites.
