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GINGER ROSE CLARK Ginger Rose Clark, SHOP’s news editor, holds an MA in fashion journalism from the London College of Fashion. Before joining SHOP, Ginger worked as a fashion stylist and also wrote for a number of publications. globalblue.com

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She has written for several British and international fashion brands and magazines.

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GIORDANO POLONI Giordano Poloni brings his elegant, graphic style of illustration to the cover of this season’s edition of SHOP Paris Style. The image depicts a café in the city’s trendy and diverse Marais district, with customers sitting at tables outside and a woman walking past with shopping bags. Poloni has also worked with clients such as HSBC, Vice magazine and the New Scientist.

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GUIDE 29

SHOP selects a standout piece from Paris this season

Maps and guides to the key shopping areas of Paris, plus SHOP’s unique view of the city’s sights

PRODUCTS 13 Key looks for the season, from fashion and footwear to jewellery and accessories

SHOP WINDOW 18 We take a look inside Guerlain’s revamped store on rue de Passy

NEWS 20

MY CITY 40 French hair colourist Christophe Robin shares his top Paris recommendations

HOW TO SHOP TAX FREE 44 The simple steps to saving money on your shopping

Seasonal updates on shops, services and new products

TRANSLATIONS 46 中文 翻 译 49 Traductions françaises

FEATURE LE MARAIS: AN INSIDER GUIDE 22

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One of the most vibrant neighbourhoods in Paris, Le Marais is fascinating to explore.

Rebecca Rhys-Evans reveals the local favourites in this contemporary cultural district

The essential item to bring home

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Above: part of the Merci boutique, the stunning Used Book Café has walls lined with thousands of books

CHECK OUT

The theme of the spring/summer 2019 Longchamp collection is centred around Los Angeles, with a world traveller aesthetic.

Details include leather, fringing, suede and warm colours of red, blue, green and purple, as well as an array of Navajo-inspired prints in a variety of colour combinations. From clothing to accessories, every look offers a modern bohemian edge, perfect

for jet-set lifestyles. For bags, expect the classic Amazone model reimagined with prints and suede – this season, accessories at the luxury French brand are all about making a statement. fm Longchamp bag, €440, Longchamp, 77 avenue des Champs-Élysées, 75008 Paris, +33 (0)1 5376 2776, longchamp.com FOR MAP GO TO PAGE 34

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ALL EARS

PHOTOS: (UNODE50) JORGE PANIZO; (MANGO) STARP ESTUDI

From minimalistic silver to embellished options, choose the earrings that suit your style

H&M earrings, €9.99, H&M, 77 boulevard Saint-Germain, 75006 Paris, 0805 088888 (within France), hm.com

UnoDe50 earrings, €85, UnoDe50, 40 rue des Francs Bourgeois, 75003 Paris, +33 (0)1 4271 7922, unode50.com

Pandora earrings, €55, Pandora, 20 rue des Francs Bourgeois, 75004 Paris, +33 (0)1 5740 8353, pandora.net

Mango earrings, €15.99, Mango, 146 rue de Rivoli, 75001 Paris, +33 (0)1 4260 7613, mango.com

Frey Wille earrings, €535, Frey Wille, 167 rue Saint-Honoré, 75001 Paris, +33 (0)1 4260 4747, freywille.com

Cos earrings, €18, Cos, 9 rue Tronchet, 75008 Paris, +33 (0)1 7070 3440, cosstores.com

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Joseph trousers, €595, and top, €315, Joseph, 147 boulevard Saint-Germain, 75006 Paris, +33 (0)1 5542 7756, joseph.com

CONTEMPORARY CHIC Tailored trousers are a year-round staple, especially in this baby-blue hue

Le Tanneur bag, €349, Le Tanneur, 2 rue de Caumartin, 75009 Paris, +33 (0)1 4007 0839, letanneur.com

Heyraud shoes, €185, Heyraud, 90 rue de Rivoli, 75004 Paris, +33 (0)1 4272 2690, heyraud.fr

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Chloé sunglasses, €295, Chloé, 253 rue Saint-Honoré, 75001 Paris, +33 (0)1 5504 0330, chloe.com

Mulberry card holder, €125, Mulberry, 275 rue Saint-Honoré, 75008 Paris, +33 (0)1 4260 0064, mulberry.com

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Tara Jarmon blazer, €372, Le BHV Marais, 52 rue de Rivoli, 75004 Paris, +33 (0)9 7740 1400, tarajarmon.com

Celine by Hedi Slimane alphabet bracelet, €290, Celine, 53 avenue Montaigne, 75008 Paris, +33 (0)1 4070 0703, celine.com

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APM Monaco ring, €150, APM Monaco, 12 boulevard des Capucines, 75009 Paris, +33 (0)1 4522 4358, apm.mc

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URBAN TRAVELLER

Mix earthy tones with high tech accessories this season for the perfect on-to-go ensemble

Benetton jacket, €89.95, United Colors of Benetton, 147 rue de Rennes, 75006 Paris, +33 (0)1 4544 3539, benetton.com

Tumi wallet, €130, Tumi, 245 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, 75001 Paris, +33 (0)1 4579 7030, tumi.com

Kipling backpack, €145, Kipling, 4 rue de Sèvres, 75006 Paris, +33 (0)1 4544 7767, kipling.com

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Zara shoes, €59.95, Zara, 88 rue de Rivoli, 75004 Paris, +33 (0)1 4454 2042, zara.com

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Apple iPhone XS, from €1,155.28, Apple, 12 rue Halévy, 75009 Paris, +33 (0)1 4483 4200, apple.com Swatch watch, €170, Swatch, 104 avenue des Champs-Élysées, 75008 Paris, +33 (0)1 5669 1700, swatch.com

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Urbanears headphones, €79.99, Fnac, Galerie du Claridge, 74 avenue des Champs-Élysées, 75008 Paris, 0825 020020 (within France), urbanears.com

Samsonite Lite Cube suitcase, €515, Samsonite, 12 boulevard des Capucines, 75009 Paris, +33 (0)1 4265 1862, samsonite.com

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Ami trousers, €260, Ami, 14 rue d’Alger, 75001 Paris, +33 (0)9 8244 4020, amiparis.com

SHOP WINDOW

MAKE IT YOUR OWN Guerlain recently reopened its renovated store on rue de Passy, revealing a new-look boutique dedicated to the brand’s fragrance offering. Here you can discover 110 fragrances, organised by ingredient, including 25 perfume fountains where customers can refill their empty bottles. Other

highlights include consultations, to help you find the perfect scent, and customisation services, such as engraving. grc Guerlain, 93 rue de Passy, 75016 Paris, +33 (0)1 4288 4162, guerlain.com FOR MAP GO TO PAGE 39

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NEW BEGINNINGS Spring/summer 2019 sees creative director Emily Harris present her inaugural collection for Eric Bompard, and it is a strong debut.

The collection features cashmere designs for women and men, as well as a selection of silk pieces in colours ranging from ruby red and buttercup yellow to more muted shades such as cloud blue or soft pink. grc Eric Bompard, 44 rue Vieille du Temple, 75004 Paris, +33 (0)1 4274 8471, eric-bompard.com FOR MAP GO TO PAGE 37

NIPPON STYLE Japan, and Tokyo’s Shibuya and Shinjuku neighbourhoods in particular, serve as the inspiration for the Diesel collection this season. Denim is a key focus, as seen in oversized styles and souvenir jackets, while chain, neon and bandana-print details give the collection a bold look. grc Diesel, 38 avenue de l’Opéra, 75002 Paris, +33 (0)1 4494 0940, diesel.com FOR MAP GO TO PAGE 35

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SUPER FRUIT French skincare brand Caudalie’s products draw on the benefits of the vine and grapes, a philosophy which is showcased by its latest product, the Dark Spot Correcting Glycolic Night Cream.

Designed to treat and prevent dark spots, the cream contains the active ingredient viniferine, which is derived from grapevine sap and helps combat hyperpigmentation.

This is accompanied by a biopeeling complex containing glycolic acid and papaya for

TEAMWORK Vilebrequin has partnered with Jean-Charles de Castelbajac on a capsule collection for spring/ summer. The collaboration brings the French designer’s fun and colourful approach to Vilebrequin’s swimwear. Predominantly focused on women’s designs, the collection does feature some men’s pieces. Castelbajac has created special prints with a retro feel and also updated the Vilebrequin logo as a finishing touch. grc Vilebrequin, 5 rue du Vieux Colombier, 75006 Paris, +33 (0)1 4222 7583, vilebrequin.com FOR MAP GO TO PAGE 33

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gradual exfoliation, as well as organic shea butter and grape seed oil for moisture and nourishment. grc Caudalie, 99 rue de Rivoli, 75001 Paris, caudalie.com FOR MAP GO TO PAGE 36

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merican writer Henry Miller once said that ‘to know Paris is to know a great deal.’ We think that to know Paris is to know your way around Le Marais, the city’s cultural hub and one of its most on-trend neighbourhoods.

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city’s Right Bank, Le Marais is home to cool concept stores and hip restaurants, very much like New York’s Greenwich Village or London’s Shoreditch. A melting pot of different cultures, with galleries, museums, kosher bakeries and LGBT-friendly bars and bookshops, Le Marais is also one of Paris’s most

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AN INSIDER GUIDE

One of the most vibrant neighbourhoods in Paris, Le Marais is fascinating to explore.

Rebecca Rhys-Evans reveals the local favourites in this contemporary cultural district

historic districts and contains numerous buildings of architectural importance. Whether this is your first or your 51st visit to Paris, there’s always something new to discover.

Away from the leading landmarks, such as the Eiffel Tour, Montmartre and the Sacré-Cœur, there’s so much more to Paris if you venture off the Above: the bustling streets of Le Marais

beaten track and do Paris like a local.

Often referred to as Old Paris, Le Marais has an old-world charm that contrasts with the young and contemporary crowd it attracts.

Cobbled streets, hidden courtyards and leafy alleyways give the picturesque area a village-like feel.

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The area offers international boutiques and streetwear favourites, but, on the whole, independents rule here Le Marais has a great selection of vintage and designer boutiques offering fashion for all budgets.

Merci is one of the area’s most-loved concept stores and showcases a superb edit of clothing, accessories, homeware, stationery, vintage fashion and gifts. If you fancy a quick bite, head next door to the Used Book Café, Merci’s undeniably trendy eatery, where the walls are lined with 10,000 books.

The area offers boutiques from international brands, including APC and streetwear favourite Études, but, on the whole, independents rule here.

The two main streets to browse are rue des Francs-Bourgeois and rue des Rosiers, and don’t be afraid to take detours to discover some hidden gems on side streets and walkways. For designer labels, there’s a good range of concept stores, with highlights including The Broken Arm, Tom Greyhound and uber-cool womenswear boutique Frankie, which stocks designers such as Rachel Comey, LOQ and Ganni, alongside hard-to-find labels from Australia, Korea and beyond.

Another major attraction for visitors to France is, of course, the

Above: part of the Merci boutique, the stunning Used Book Café has walls lined with thousands of books

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food. Not only can you get fantastic French steak and coq au vin, there’s also no beating the calibre of Middle Eastern food in Le Marais. L’As du Fallafel on rue des Rosiers is one of the district’s most popular casual eateries for a generously filled pita sandwich, as well as Miznon, another authentic lunch spot that originally hails from Tel Aviv. If Japanese delicacies are your thing, Soma has successfully bridged the gap between traditional Japanese food and haute cuisine.

Marché des Enfants Rouge is Paris’s oldest covered market and boasts some spectacular Above (from top): a vintage car outside Merci concept store; a beautiful window display at leading womenswear boutique Frankie

Above (clockise from left): La Maison Plisson offers traditional French cuisine; an exhibition at Maison Européenne de la Photographie; the Jardin Anne-Frank park

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many galleries in the neighbourhood, including the unmissable Musée Picasso Paris Housed in a stunning mid-17th-century building, this is one of the largest collections of Picasso’s work in the world, with over 5,000 paintings, sculptures and drawings. If you’re a photography lover, check out what’s on at Maison Européene de la Photographie, which hosts a wide range of photography exhibitions from up-and-coming photographers and

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international food stalls as well as fresh vegetables, bread and flowers.

If you need to refuel during your day of shopping and are in need of a pick-me-up, Wild & The Moon is the perfect place to stop. The juice bar offers nutritious snacks and healthy sweet treats, and we challenge you to find a better matcha latte in the city.

If you have come to Paris for traditional French food, the menu at La Maison Plisson has all the classic dishes you would expect, all made with seasonal ingredients.

Order a glass of wine, or why not order a bottle – you are in Paris after all! The stylish outside seating area is ideal for an afternoon of people watching and, once you’ve finished, head inside to the superb store, which features deli-style food, an in-house butcher and a boulangerie – an artisan supermarket that is a haven for hipsters. Although making dinner reservations in Paris is always recommended, Le Marais is perfect for those looking to wander around the area, browsing the menus of the many pretty eateries before deciding where to eat.

After lunch, head to one of the

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legends of the genre.

Paris can be scorching in the summer, so if you’re visiting during the height of the season, seek out some shade in the leafy place des Vosges, one of the most famous gardens in the area. Jardin Anne-Frank is a great alternative for those looking for somewhere quieter and, if you forgot to bring a book with you, why not pick one up from one of the city’s most celebrated book stores, Ofr ?

Above (top right): Le Mary Celeste cocktail bar

A 10-minute walk from the gardens, Le Carreau du Temple is an innovative cultural space for sports, events, fairs, shows and all kinds of community projects.

It’s housed in a spectacular 19th-century building, made from cast iron and glass, which is hugely impressive.

Although you’ll be keen to drink in all that Le Marais has to offer by day, be sure to save some energy for a night out. When the restaurants start to close in Paris, the party is far from over. From hidden speakeasies to wild and wonderful gay bars, Le Marais has quite the selection of after-hours haunts to keep you dancing till sunrise. If it’s live music you’re after, Le China is a popular choice, or for cocktails made by mixologists and a lively crowd head to Sherry Butt or Le Mary Celeste, which also offers oysters.

Brimming with boutiques to browse, art to appreciate and history to take in, Le Marais should be on everyone’s radar. It’s a must-visit destination in Paris for foodies and the truly fashionable, and exploring the area will unlock a whole new side of this vibrant European capital

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PHARMACIE DU LUTETIA When in Paris be sure to visit Pharmacie du Lutetia, located just a short walk from Jardin du Luxembourg. Alongside a multitude of French cosmetics, the pharmacy is one of the few stockists of pioneering cosmetic brush brand Artis, which use CosmeFibre bristles and ergonomically designed handles to give an ultra-smooth, flawless finish. globalblue.com

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Any art or architecture lover should head to the west of Paris and the Fondation Louis Vuitton.

It opened to the public in 2014 and is a hub for contemporary art and culture, hosting workshops, exhibitions, music concerts and all kinds of events. See exhibitions such as The Courtauld Collection: A Vision for Impressionism and The Collection of the Fondation: A Vision for Painting, which will be running this spring.

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L’ILOT A small, intimate space with a terrace for sunny days, L’Ilot celebrates seafood and wine. Eat your fill of oysters, fish, seafood platters and more, including the signature Burratargue dish of mozzarella burratina and bottarga fish roe. The wine menu features around 30 wines, from natural wines to classics, classed by region.

L’Ilot, 4 rue de la Corderie, 75003 Paris, +33 (0)6 9512 8661, lilot-restaurant.com

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LADURÉE Opening its first bakery in 1862, Ladurée was among the first tea rooms in Paris. The brand has several branches throughout the city and the newest store, on rue de Bretagne, is a marvel.

With a painted floral ceiling, pistachio-green panelling and marble floor, the interior looks as stunning as the macaroons.

Ladurée, 14 rue de Bretagne, 75003 Paris, +33 (0)1 4278 9172, laduree.fr globalblue.com

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1. Parc des Buttes-Chaumont Perfect for nature lovers, Parc des Buttes-Chaumont has waterfalls, cliffs and even temples, and is perfect for those looking for a quieter outside space.

Parc des Buttes-Chaumont, 1 rue Botzaris, 75019 Paris 2. Parc de Belleville If it’s a view you’re after, Parc de Belleville is one of the best places to enjoy the Parisian skyline – you’ll even be able to spot the Eiffel Tower. Not far from Le Marais, the park offers ping-pong tables and open-air theatre in the summer months, so, if you’re lucky, you’ll be able to catch a play.

Parc de Belleville, rue des Couronnes, 75020 Paris 3. Jardin des Plantes Home to four museums and a botanical school, Jardin des Plantes is one of the best-known and prettiest gardens in Paris. Summer is one of the best times to visit as the flowers give off an incredible aroma.

Jardin des Plantes, 57 rue Cuvier, 75005 Paris

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‘If you’re looking for a traditional French restaurant, Aux Crus de Bourgogne * p.29 has been around for the past 60 years. I love coming here for lunch when I have a bit of spare time, as the staff are so friendly and everything they serve is delicious.

‘Le Meurice * p.34 hotel is the ultimate Parisian experience, Above (bottom): Christophe Robin’s boutique

facing the Jardin des Tuileries on the famous rue de Rivoli. They will take the utmost care of you. It was my own salon’s home for many years. Its bar, Le Dali * p.34, is legendary. Dalí and the creative community would come together here.

‘For skincare treatments I have been seeing Joëlle Ciocco Featured In This Issue

PHOTOS: (TOP) JOY JACOBS; (BOTTOM) ROMAIN BOE

Hair colourist to the stars, Christophe Robin lives and works in Paris. With clients including Kylie Minogue, Tilda Swinton and Kristin Scott Thomas, in addition to styling the 90s supermodel set, he has also created product and hairbrush lines that draw on his decades of experience and knowledge.

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* p.29 and using her products for over 20 years. For a facial like no other, I always recommend stopping by her spa in place de la Madeleine.

‘Maison Vertumne * p.29 is a flower genius that will compose your ideal arrangement: the one you would create from your dream garden. They can fulfil your every wish with the most wonderful flowers.

‘La Pâtisserie du Meurice par Cédric Grolet * p.29 is a must! Cédric’s pastries are as beautiful as they are delicious.

‘An unlikely place, Marché aux Puces de la Porte de Vanves is my favourite flea market, and one where I’ve found many treasures, from real china and Baccarat crystal glasses to the most impressive rugs.

‘When I’m shopping for a gift I always stop by Nose * p.29, a lovely apothecary – they have a wonderful selection of fragrances and other natural products. I was gifted a perfume I adore a few years ago, and this was the only place I could find a refill in Paris. I

remember visiting and falling in love with rue Bachaumont, where one of the shop spaces was available and the rest is history!

[The Christophe Robin salon and boutique moved to rue Bachaumont in 2016.]

‘A walk down memory lane – when I first arrived in Paris at 17 years old, I started working for Yves Saint Laurent, a friendship and a collaboration that lasted until his last breath. It’s a very emotional experience to walk through his atelier at the Musée Yves Saint Laurent * p.28.’

Above (from top): Maison Vertumne; Cédric Grolet at La Pâtisserie du Meurice

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MY PERFECT DAY RUAIRIDH PRITCHARD,

SHOP’S ACTING DEPUTY EDITOR DESCRIBES HIS PERFECT DAY AT LA VALLÉE VILLAGE

PHOTO: (BOTTOM) MICHAEL CHAPMAN

10pm Start the day admiring the signature style of Kenzo. Be sure to pick up one of the label’s sweaters, whose prints are instantly recognisable.

12pm Take a break at Menu Palais which offers a menu designed by its talented chef Stéphane d’Aboville, in a setting that evokes the inspiring atmosphere of Parisian artist ateliers. Menu Palais echoes the Mini Palais, the famous restaurant located in the magnificent and emblematic Grand Palais in Paris.

3pm Discover the secret of effortless chic at Sandro. The French label’s casual fashion for men and women is youthful, ultra-hip and romantic.

4pm Perfect an elegant and trendy Italian style by visiting Salvatore Ferragamo. The collections combine vintageinspired pieces with classic tailoring to create an unique fashion style that will never go out of style.

6pm End your day admiring the footwear and luxury leather goods available at Tod’s. The company is best known for its Gommino moccasin, made by hand and featuring 133 pins in its rubber sole.

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威 治村 和伦敦的肖尔迪奇。玛 莱区也 是巴 黎最古老的街区之一，坐 拥数不 胜 数的建 筑 杰 作；它更是 一座不同文 化的熔炉，汇聚了众多画廊、博物馆、 犹 太面包店 和对 LGBT人群友 好的 酒 吧 与书店。无论 您 是初 访巴 黎还是 第 51次 来到这 里，这座城 市总有新 鲜 的事 物 待 您 发 掘。如果您另辟蹊 径、 像当地 人一样 探索巴 黎，您 就会发 现：在 埃菲尔铁塔、蒙马 特区和圣心 大 教 堂等 各大 地 标 之外，巴 黎还有太 多精彩之处。 玛 莱区常 被 称为“老巴 黎”，它有 着 一 种旧世界 的魅力，和慕 名而来的 年 轻而前卫的人群形成了有 趣的反 差。铺着 鹅卵石的街 道、隐 秘 的庭 院 和绿意 浓浓 的小 巷为这个风 景如画的 古雅 街区营造了一股田园般 的感觉。 对 于前来巴 黎购物的人而 言，玛 莱区 坐 拥众多古董 店 和设 计师 精品店， 各 个 预 算水准的游客都 可以在 这 里 买到心 仪的时尚好 物。Merci就 是该 街区最受 青 睐 的 概 念商店之一，店中 陈列着 精心 甄 选 的服 装、配饰、家居

上图：Used Book Cafè“二手书”餐厅令人赞叹的内部装潢，书架上陈列着数千本书

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用品、文具、古着 和礼品。如果您 急 着吃 点 儿 东西，不妨 去隔壁的 “二手 书 ”餐厅（ Used Book Café），这是 Merci旗下的时 髦 简餐店，店里的墙 上 摆 满了上 万本书。 玛 莱区设有许 多国际品牌 精品 店，包括 APC、Paul & Joe和 热门街 头服 饰品牌 Études；但 总体而 言， 独 立商店才是 这 里的主流。自由民街 （ rue des Francs- Bourgeois）和蔷 薇街（ rue des Rosiers）是 游览 商店 的两条主要 街 道。不 要 害怕绕 路，因 为大街小 巷里 总藏 着 许 多遗 珠 等您 探索。就 设 计师品牌而 言，玛 莱区荟 萃了一系列卓越 的 概 念商店，最 值得 一 逛 的包括 The Broken Arm、Tom Greyhound和 极 致 前卫的 The Frankie Shop女 装 精品店，后 者店 中摆 满了 Rachel Comey、LOQ和 Ganni等设 计师的佳作，更有许 多商 品来自澳 大 利亚 和韩国等地市面 难 寻的品牌。 吸引无数 游客 前来法国的另一大 因素当然 就 是 美食了。在 玛 莱区，您 不 仅能 尝到美味的法式牛 排 和红 酒 烩鸡（coq au vin），这 里的中东美食 也 堪 称无与伦比。蔷 薇街上 的 L’As du Fallafel就 是 玛 莱区最受 欢 迎 的 休闲餐厅之一，它家的皮塔三明治用 料十分充 足；Miznon是另一 个口味 地 道 的午 餐之 选，源自以色 列特 拉维 夫。如果您 钟爱日本 料理，不 要 错 过 Soma，该 店成 功地 填补了传 统日料 与高级 烹饪之间的空隙。 红 孩子市场（ Marché des Enfants Rouge）是巴 黎最古老的穹 顶市场，设有许 多 令人垂涎的国际美 食 摊位，也 提 供 新 鲜蔬 菜、面包 和 鲜花。如果您需要在一 天的购物 行 程中补充能 量、想 来一杯 提神的饮 品，Wild & The Moon就 是完美的 驻 足 之处。这家果汁 吧供 应营养小食 和健 康 甜点，而且我们 敢 打赌 您 在巴 黎 找不 到更 好的 抹茶拿铁。

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距 离这两座 花园十分 钟路程的圣 殿市场（ Le Carreau du Temple）是 一 个 创意文化 空间，这 里 经常 举办 体 育赛 事、重要活 动、展览会、表演 和 各种各样的 社 区项目。市场 位于 一座 华 美的 19世 纪 建 筑中，楼 体用铸 铁和 玻璃 打造，令人叹为观 止。 虽然 您可能 迫切想要在白天 就 把 玛 莱区玩个 遍，但 别忘了为晚 上 的行 程留点 儿 精力。在巴 黎的餐厅 纷 纷打 烊 之际，欢 乐派 对 才刚刚开始。从隐

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秘 的地下酒 吧，到狂 野而奇妙的同性 恋 酒 吧，玛 莱区的夜间好 去处 比比皆 是，可以让 您一直舞 动到天亮。如果 喜 欢现 场 音乐 表演，Le China就 是 一 个备 受 欢 迎 的选 择；若想喝调酒师 调 配 的鸡尾 酒、与活力四射的人群 狂 欢，不妨 去 Sherry Butt或 La Mary Celeste，后 者 还 供 应 鲜美的牡 蛎。 玛 莱区 遍布值得一 逛 的精品店、 值得欣 赏的 艺 术品和 令人神 往 的历 史气 息，应该 被 标 记 在 所有人的雷达 上。玛 莱区是 美食 家 和时尚达人 到巴 黎不容 错 过的一站，去这个街区 探索 一番，您将看到巴 黎这座 充 满活力的 欧 洲 之都 全 新的一面。

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20: OLE MARAIS: AN INSIDER GUIDE LE MARAIS : GUIDE DE L'INITIÉ

Le Marais, lun des quartiers les plus animés de Paris, est fascinant à explorer.

Rebecca Rhys-Evans révèle les endroits favoris des habitants de ce quartier culturel contemporain L’écrivain américain Henry Miller a dit que « Connaître Paris, c’est connaître beaucoup de choses ».

Pour nous, connaître Paris, c’est connaître le quartier du Marais, le centre culturel de la ville et l’un de ses quartiers les plus tendance.

Englobant à la fois les 3e et 4e arrondissements et situé sur la rive droite de la ville, le Marais est le berceau des magasins concepts cools et des restaurants branchés, tout comme Greenwich Village

à New York ou Shoreditch à Londres. Creuset de cultures différentes, avec des galeries, des musées, des boulangeries casher et des bars et librairies LGBT, le Marais est également l’un des quartiers les plus historiques de Paris se trouvent de nombreux Ci-dessus : les rues animées du Marais

bâtiments importants sur le plan architectural. Que ce soit votre première ou votre 51e visite à Paris, il y a toujours quelque chose de nouveau à découvrir. Loin des points de repère tels que la tour Eiffel, Montmartre et le SacréCœur, Paris a bien plus à vous

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offrir si vous vous aventurez hors des sentiers battus et explorez la ville comme un habitant local.

Souvent qualifié de vieux Paris, le charme ancien du Marais contraste avec les foules jeunes et contemporaines qu’il attire. Ses rues pavées, ses cours cachées globalblue.com

et ses ruelles verdoyantes lui donnent un petit air pittoresque très « village ». Pour ceux qui se rendent à Paris pour faire du shopping, la grande sélection de boutiques vintage et de créateurs du Marais met la mode à portée de tous les budgets. Merci est l’un

des magasins concepts les plus appréciés du coin. Il présente une superbe collection de vêtements, d’accessoires, d’objets pour la maison, d’articles de papeterie, de mode vintage et de cadeaux. Si vous avez envie d’un repas rapide, arrêtez-vous au Used Book Café, la brasserie très tendance de Merci dont les murs sont recouverts de 10 000 livres.

Ce quartier propose des boutiques de marques internationales dont APC, Paul & Joe et Études, grand favori de la mode de la rue, mais, dans l’ensemble, ce sont les indépendants qui y dominent. Les deux rues principales à parcourir sont la rue des Francs-Bourgeois et la rue des Rosiers, et n’ayez pas peur de faire des détours pour découvrir les trésors cachés des rues et passages alentours. Pour les marques de créateurs, il existe une bonne gamme de magasins concepts, dont The Broken Arm, Tom Greyhound et la boutique de Ci-dessus: le parc du Jardin Anne-Frank

vêtements de femmes ultra-cool The Frankie Shop, qui propose des griffes telles que Rachel Comey, LOQ et Ganni ainsi que des marques difficiles à trouver issues d’Australie, de Corée et d’ailleurs.

La nourriture est évidemment l’une des autres attractions majeures pour les visiteurs de passage en France. Au Marais, vous pouvez non seulement déguster le fantastique steak français et le coq au vin, mais vous y trouverez également des restaurants moyen-orientaux de première classe. L’As du Fallafel, dans la rue des Rosiers, est l’un des restaurants décontractés les plus populaires du quartier.

Il vous concoctera une pitta généreusement garnie, tout comme Miznon, un autre endroit authentique où déjeuner, originaire de Tel Aviv. Et si vous aimez les délices japonais, Soma est parvenu à combler l’écart entre la cuisine japonaise traditionnelle

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et la grande cuisine.

Le marché des Enfants Rouges est le plus vieux marché couvert de Paris. Il abrite quelques stands de nourriture internationale spectaculaire et vous y trouverez aussi des légumes frais, du pain et des fleurs. Wild & The Moon est l’endroit idéal si vous voulez un petit en-cas pour vous donner des forces pendant votre journée de shopping. Le bar à jus propose des collations nutritives et des en-cas sucrés mais sains, et nous vous mettons au défi de trouver un meilleur matcha latte dans la ville.

Si vous êtes à Paris pour la cuisine traditionnelle française, le menu de la Maison Plisson propose tous les plats classiques que vous attendez, tous préparés avec des ingrédients de saison.

Commandez un verre de vin, ou pourquoi pas une bouteille : après tout, vous êtes à Paris ! L’élégante terrasse est idéale pour passer l’après-midi à regarder les passants et, une fois que vous aurez terminé, rentrez dans le superbe magasin où vous trouverez des plats de traiteur, un boucher et une boulangerie – un supermarché artisan qui ravit toutes les personnes branchées. Mieux vaut réserver pour dîner à Paris, mais le Marais est idéal si vous voulez vous balader dans le quartier et jeter un œil aux menus de petits restos sympas avant de décider où manger.

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Paris. Installé dans une superbe bâtisse du milieu du 17e siècle, il abrite l’une des plus importantes collections d’œuvres de Picasso au monde, avec plus de 5 000 peintures, sculptures et dessins. Et si vous aimez la photographie, découvrez la Maison Européenne de la Photographie qui accueille un grand nombre d’expositions de jeunes photographes ainsi que de légendes du genre.

La canicule qui s’abat sur Paris peut être étouffante : alors, si vous y passez pendant les mois d’été, allez chercher de l’ombre Place des Vosges, l’un des plus célèbres jardins du quartier. Le Jardin Anne-Frank est une excellente alternative pour ceux qui veulent se poser dans un endroit plus calme et, si vous avez oublié d’apporter un livre avec vous, pourquoi ne pas en acheter un chez Ofr, l’une des plus célèbres librairies de la ville ? À 10 minutes à pied des jardins, le Carreau du Temple est un espace culturel innovant destiné aux sports, événements, foires, salons et à toutes sortes de projets communautaires. Tout se passe dans un bâtiment en fonte et en verre très impressionnant du XIXe siècle.

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d’être terminée. Des petits bars cachés aux bars gay fabuleux et débridés, le Marais regorge d’endroits où finir la soirée et danser jusqu’à l’aube. Si vous voulez de la musique live, le China est un choix populaire, ou si vous recherchez des cocktails créés par des mixologues et une foule animée, rendez-vous au Sherry Butt ou au Mary Céleste, qui propose également des huîtres.

Avec ses nombreuses boutiques où flâner, toutes ses galeries à apprécier et son histoire à découvrir, le Marais fait assurément partie des quartiers de la capitale à ne pas manquer. C’est une destination incontournable pour les fins gourmets et les amoureux de la mode qui passent à Paris. L’explorer vous fera découvrir un aspect tout nouveau de cette vibrante capitale européenne.

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