3rd Arrondissement
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The third arrondissement came into being in the 13th and 14th century, when the city started expanding north. That's why many of Paris' oldest buildings are found here. Much of the district consists of a neighborhood called Le Marais (which also extends in the 4th Arrondissement). Le Marais is popular with Paris' hipster and gay crowd. Places to VisitThe 3rd arrondissement houses many important cultural centers such as the Musée Picasso and the Musée Carnavalet and contemporary art galleries. Places to Eat, etc» Our list of selected 3rd Arrondissement Cafés and Restaurants (2) Related Articles |
Tucked along the narrow and muted streets of the Marais is a lively hub where citizens drop by to enjoy cultural food and thought-provoking artistic offerings.
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