Around 1500, the population decided to build a larger building of worship in memory of the saint in the so-called flamboyant gothic style. His plan was inspired by Notre-Dame cathedral, with its heart as long as the nave. A tower leans against the build since1612.

LEGO 75004 Z-95 Headhunter was a 373 piece Star Wars set with 3 minifigs released in 2013. It includes Pong Krell, a 501st Legion Clone Trooper, and a 501st Clone Pilot and is based on Star Wars: The Clone Wars™ animated TV series. However enter it ( the courtyard is private and its hard to gain access unless you’re ‘in the know’), and you’ll find another side of Paris. For, lying on the floor, you’ll find the remains of gravestones. When Parisians give birth or want to get married, they go to their own arrondissement mayoral office, but for larger works like city maintenance and organization, it is this Hotel de Ville in the Marais. The Roman temple was eventually replaced by a Church to St. Etienne. Construction of the current cathedral dedicated to Mother Mary began in 1163 AD and thehigh altarwas consecrated on 19 May 1182.A Parisian arrondissement which covers much of the 3rd and 4th arrondissements of the city, Le Marais is so-called thanks to its status as a swamp prior to the Middle Ages. You see, once upon a time, this area of the French capital was a marshy uninhabitable patch of land filled with bogs. The Conciergerie sits proud and imposing above the Seine. With turreted towers and a fancy façade, you would never guess that this building was once a former prison. In actual fact, it even housed Marie Antoinette before her execution. Le Pechoir Marais (rooftop bar on top of the BHV building, beautiful views of Hotel de Ville and the rest of Paris). Though the remaining French relics may now be housed in Notre Dame (notably the Crown of Thorns- though other relics were lost during the French Revolution), the two-tiered chapel is still well worth a visit. There are 15 windows in the Upper Chapel, each 15 meters high and altogether depicting1,113 scenes from the Old and New biblical Testaments. FAITES VOUS ACCOMPAGNER... Par toute l'équipe de LAFORET PARIS MARAIS, passionnée par sonquartier, votre histoire et vos projets immobiliers.

Le Presbytère Hotel by Les Hôtels Saint-Louisis located in the heart of Paris, close to the Centre Pompidou. Attached to the Saint-Merry church, it is the result of the renovation of the former presbytery dating from the 17th century. The history of the Saint-Merry church begins in the 7th century when the Abbé Médéric of Saint-Martin d'Autun, became Merry by contraction, stay there and died on August, 29th 700. In 884, during the last siege of Paris by the Normans, the bishop of Paris exhumed the remains of Saint-Merry, now considered as relics.One of the cooler and more unique places to stay in Le Marais is that of Le Presbytere (Hôtel Le Presbytère), which can be found right in the heart of Le Marais, just a short walk away from the Centre Georges Pompidou art museum. Within walking distance of the Memorial, behind the Cathédrale Notre Dame de Paris on the tip of Ile de la Cité in the 4th arrondissement, is the Mémorial des Martyrs de la Déportation. His home in the Marais, a 280 sqm apartment in the Place des Vosges has been converted into a museum called the Maison de Victor Hugo at 6 Pl. des Vosges, 75004 Paris. If you are looking for that bargain find, there are several vintage shops in Paris, particularly around the Marais. The most notable and popular ones are:

de la Cité is not only the physical heart of the city but also its historic one, meaning that it’s full of myths and legends. After all, it was here several millennia ago where people first chose to put down roots, leading to the city we all know and love today. Most of these places are quite small and don’t take reservations, so I would recommend walking around Rue Quincampoix to see where you can find a table. Some local favorites are: Piece of history with its exposed beams, its flamboyant Gothic architecture and its eleven rooms with a unique character, Le Presbytère is the perfect place for the travelers looking for an extraordinary experience.Located on the Right Bank, the 4eme arrondissement is perhaps better known by another name: the Marais. In essence, the Marais covers portions of both the 3rd and 4th arrondissements, but its iconic sights like the Hotel de Ville and Saint Paul neighborhood are in the 4th. L’Ambroisie by Chef Bernard Pacaud – 9 Place des Vosges, 75004 – 3 Michelin starred restaurant in the Place des Vosges, luxury and refinement at its finest.