Rue Sainte-Anne is renowned for its Japanese restaurants, which offer Japanese expats the authentic flavors of their national cuisine. More surprising is the Tomo pastry shop: your sweet desires will be pleasantly surprised and satisfied by unusual flavors, with haute-couture desserts, fusion of cultures of taste from France and Japan.

This long term flat rental, found in the very heart of the theatre district. From the Michodière to the Athénée, while not forgetting the Bouffes Parisiens, those who are passionate by the theatre will be fulfilled. The venerable Comédie francaise is only a couple of minutes away.

The streets of the arrondissement are filled with history that holds the memory of a sumptuous seventeenth century, before the final relocation of the Cour de France to Versailles. The Moliere Fountain; situated on the Mirelle square and built during the 19th century in honor of the playwright, in front of the house where he gave his last breath, Reminds us of the unprecedented influence and dynamism of French theater at that time.