Rue de la Gaîté
Rue de la Gaîté: theatre, restaurants and Parisian ambience
Just a few minutes' walk from the hotel, rue de la Gaîté is the vibrant heart of Parisian entertainment, renowned for its many theatres such as the Théâtre de la Gaîté-Montparnasse and the Théâtre Edgar, offering a varied programme ranging from contemporary theatre to musicals.
This lively street is also packed with restaurants, bistros and bars where you can enjoy traditional French or international cuisine in a warm and friendly atmosphere. In the evening, rue de la Gaîté comes alive with live concerts and festive evenings, perfect for extending your outing after the show.
For a cultural and gourmet evening out, this is a place not to be missed during your stay.
Our other activities
Hiking in Montmartre: a walk in the heart of Paris
Montmartre, perched on its famous hill, offers a unique experience for lovers of urban walking. As soon as you start climbing, the cobbled streets wind past charming ivy-covered houses and quaint little cafés. As you climb, you are treated to breathtaking panoramic views of Paris, with the Sacré-Coeur basilica as the crowning glory. The bohemian atmosphere, once frequented by artists such as Picasso and Van Gogh, remains intact, making this walk an immersion in history and art.
The walk also takes you to lesser-known places, such as the Place des Abbesses and the "Je t'aime" wall, where every corner exudes poetry. A stop at Place du Tertre, famous for its street painters, is a must. There's a real sense of creative effervescence here. A walk in Montmartre is much more than just a stroll: it's an exploration of the artistic and cultural roots of Paris, all in an enchanting, timeless setting.
Rue Daguerre is a very pleasant shopping street, perfect for a stroll, with a wealth of boutiques, café terraces, wine merchants, bakeries and food shops. At number 63, behind a porte cochère, is the Cité Artisanale, a former workers' housing estate set in a cobbled, flower-filled cul-de-sac. At number 86, you'll see the little pink house where film director Agnès Varda once lived. The street is entirely reserved for pedestrians on Sundays and public holidays from 10am to 6pm, providing a peaceful and pleasant atmosphere in which to stroll.
