Right in the heart of Paris, just a few steps from the Halles and in the border of the Marais, the district of Montorgueil is one of the most sought of the capital. The special charm of this small village, around the Montorgueil pedestrian streets and Petits Carreaux, attracts every day many people in search of a good restaurant, original shops or simply of a walk between the Victoire and Etienne Marcel Places, after Saint Eustache classical music concert.
The central position of the district will allow you to walk to the must-see places of the towns like the Louvre museum and its treasures, the maze of the Sentier and its findings, or the Marais and its magic…
Beside this atmosphere, one of the main axis of the capital, the Sebastopol Boulevard, joins the district and serves to delimit the 1st and 2nd arrondissement from the 3rd and 4th arrondissement of the city. There, you’ll discover Emile Chautemps park, the first public garden of Paris build using the "French-style", on a special order of Napoleon III, and which brings a little green in this urban heart.