Rue des Rosiers is an important centre of the Parisian Jewish community. Here you will find lots of Kosher restaurants, Cafés and Boulangeries to delight those taste buds. The queue for the falafel is quite long early evening, so if that is what you fancy join the queue early! In between the cafés and restaurants you will also find a lot of fashion, perfume and cosmetics stores.
A Morning in Le Marais - part 3
As you can see from the 360 virtual tour to the left, there are plenty of places to eat around rue des Rosiers.
As most of the stores here and on the adjoining streets stay open on Sundays, you will find this place crowded with locals and tourists alike at weekends. Maybe you will be lucky enough to visit during the summer sales!
With no shortage of great fashion stores and great places to eat, we are sure you are going to spend a long time looking around rue des Rosiers, but when you do get bored, Rue Vieille du temple is waiting for you just down the end of the street.
Rue Vieille du Temple by night is a thriving centre for the Paris gay community. By day it is equally popular with tourists for shopping, eating and sight seeing. At weekends it is full with locals and tourists alike, all enjoying the Sunday shopping.
What you don't usually get to see are the hidden gems behind the closed doors to private courtyards. Follow the link through the doors in the 360 virtual tour to the left to discover a beautiful courtyard in the heart of the Marais.
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