In the first arrondissement, cobblestone streets are adorned with trees, and Parisian-style sidewalk cafes entice you to indulge in a cup of coffee. Les Halles, a globally renowned shopping destination, is just around the corner, and you'll find yourself surrounded by delectable bakeries, cheese shops, and restaurants. Take a leisurely stroll down Rue Saint-Honore to explore the fashion houses before continuing on to the Louvre Museum and Palais Royal.

Located 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.

Not far from the apartment you will find the Louvois square who got its name from the famous Marquis de Louvois. This delightful square serves as a setting for the Louvois fountain, imagined by the architect Louis Visconti. It is a haven of peace and greenery in the hustle and bustle of the capital.