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Montmartre |
Lovely apartment in a turn of the 19th-20th century building. It's located in a popular neighbourhood, home of many artists (next to Rue Ganneron and "Villa des Arts" where many pictures about the last century were filmed).
The flat is only 30 m from métro La Fourche (Ligne 13 - North-South line),..
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| RUE BERTHOLLET |
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1-6 pax |
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Quartier Latin |
Student life is overflowing in the Odéon neighbourhood of the 6th arrondissement, lively both at day and at night! Pedestrian streets are coveted for their numerous clothes shops. The cinemas which have set up every two metres do not stop you from enjoying your leisurely stroll, as not far from here..
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| RUE BOURG TIBOURG |
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République |
This is the heart of Paris' fashionable cafes, clubs and museums nearby. The walk along the Seine is nearby, with Notre Dame and the Ile St Louis as your neighbors. The National Archives and the National Museum of the Hunt are also nearby. You have the rue des Rosiers nearby which is one of the olde..
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| RUE DES GRAVILLIERS |
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République |
It is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful neighbourhoods of the capital, with its population very attached to its past, there is a popular air which spreads from the shops supplying fairground stallholders to the few leather goods specialists still present.
Le Marais, delimited by the..
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| RUE SANT MARC |
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République |
If there is a picturesque neighbourhood in Paris, then it's the 2nd arrondissement. This neighbourhood is authentic from the Place de l'Opéra to the Sentier. Its lively little roads are scattered with old boutiques and small workshops: it's the place to find bargains and old-style shops. It's also t..
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| RUE VERTBOIS |
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République |
It is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful neighbourhoods of the capital, with its population very attached to its past, there is a popular air which spreads from the shops supplying fairground stallholders to the few leather goods specialists still present.
Le Marais, delimited by the..
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