Discover the hidden gems of Le Marais on a 2-hour walking tour
Explore the medieval streets and cobblestones of the neighborhood
Visit the Memorial de la Shoah, a silent witness to the Nuremberg trials
See the Hôtel de Sens, where Queen Margot lived out her turbulent life
Admire a 19th-century graffiti hiding in plain sight on a palace façade
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ツアー・観光
催行形式
混乗ツアー
集合時間
遅め(9:00以降)
観光のジャンル
まち歩きガイドツアー、史跡・名所巡り、ウォーキング
交通手段
徒歩
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Begin your walking tour on Rue de l'Hôtel de Ville, where the architecture hasn't forgotten the Middle Ages. From there, every stop earns its place: the Memorial de la Shoah, the first Jewish documentation center in Europe and a silent witness to the Nuremberg trials; the Hôtel de Sens, where Queen Margot lived out one of history's most turbulent lives; and a 19th-century graffiti hiding in plain sight on a palace façade.
At Village Saint-Paul — a medieval hamlet folded inside a modern neighborhood — face a puzzle: enter a dead-end alley and leave without turning back. How? You'll find out on the day.
Then comes one of Le Marais' three great treasures: the only Delacroix painting that has never hung in a museum. Stand in front of it before moving on to the Hôtel de Sully, a Louis XIII palace with a secret — once you step into its courtyard, there is no going back. Literally.
The route ends at Place de la Bastille, where a fortress once stood, a revolution began, and an obelisk now marks the ground where it all happened on July 14, 1789.
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注意事項
Know Before You Go: The tour involves walking through medieval streets with cobblestones and dead ends.
Know Before You Go: The tour includes historical sites and stories not commonly found in guidebooks.
Know Before You Go: The tour ends at Place de la Bastille, a significant historical site.
