3 must-try bars in the Marais
Paris’s historic and vibrant Marais district is renowned for its picturesque streets, trendy boutiques and lively nightlife. Here are three must-try bars to take full advantage of the Marais’ unique atmosphere.
La Perle
Ideally located in the Marais district, opposite the magnificent National Archives Museum, La Perle occupies a space formerly dedicated to horse racing. The decor is both kitsch and design. This bar attracts an eclectic clientele: young, old, gays, hipsters and tourists mingle in a relaxed, festive atmosphere that makes it one of the neighborhood’s most popular spots. Day and night. La Perle is renowned for its fine glasses of wine and its famous homemade “miam-miam”, an assortment of appetizers priced at just 1 euro.
Open every day from 7.30 a.m. to 2 a.m. 78 rue Vieille du Temple – 75003 Paris
Mary Celeste
Located in the vibrant Haut-Marais district, the Mary Celeste is distinguished by its understated elegance. Its large windows let in natural light, creating a bright, welcoming atmosphere. Customers gather around the central bar, in a convivial atmosphere reminiscent of Italian bar stools.
Open every day from 12 a.m. to 2 a.m. 1 Rue Commines – 75003 Paris
Bar Torino
Immerse yourself in the authentic atmosphere of Italy with Bar Torino’s aperitivo. Nestled in Eataly, this iconic venue invites you to discover a selection of traditional Italian cocktails and selected Enoteca wines . Perfect with crispy pizzas and typical Turin aperitif boards. It’s the ideal place to savor Italian conviviality in all its splendor. Surrounded by colleagues and friends, and enjoy unparalleled moments of joie de vivre all summer long.
The cocktail menu features all the great classics of Italian mixology. Like the famous Spritz, available in various variations: Aperol, bitter or elderflower liqueur, to satisfy every palate.
Enjoy the Mediterranean summer atmosphere on the terrace of Bar Torino. A perfect place to take an aperitif and enjoy the mild spring and summer days in Paris.
Open Monday to Friday, 11am to 11.30pm and Saturdays and Sundays, 9.30am to 11.30pm. 35-37 Rue Sainte-Croix de la Bretonnerie- 75004 Paris
