Live like a Parisian in the heart of the Marais... Rent our renovated, modern, one bedroom apartment in a traditional 17th century building near Place des Vosges. Spend a week in our luxurious AbsoluteMarais rental apartment in Paris, where history, culture, comfort and convenience come together.
Located in the 4th arrondissement, the heart of the Marais, our one bedroom apartment offers guests a sophisticated blend of traditional Parisian and contemporary style. The apartment is just a couple of blocks away from the Metro station St. Paul (Line 1), making it easily accessible for both travel to/from the airport as well as sites throughout the city. Should you prefer to walk, you are only blocks away from the Seine, the Louvre, Notre-Dame, and Centre Pompidou – not to mention all our neighborhood favorites such as the Place des Vosges, the Picasso and Carnavalet museums, the thriving Jewish neighborhood, and countless boutiques, restaurants, and bookstores.
It would be our pleasure to have you as guests in our pied-à-tierre.
-- Angelika and Michael
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Click here to view photos of our renovated bathroom with rain shower, glass tiles and other designer features as well as our re-designed bedroom with queen size platform bed and open wardrobe.
Located in the Saint-Martin-des-Champs abbey, in the heart of Paris’s 3rd arrondissement (near Le Marais), the Musée des Arts et Métiers was created in 1794. It is made up of seven principal sections, presented in chronological order: Scientific instruments, Materials, Construction, Communication, Energy, Engineering and Transports. Among the highlights of the museum: Lavoisier’s gasometers, Corning optical fibres, the cinematograph device by the Lumière brothers, Watt’s steam engine, Volta’s first invention of the battery, as well as a type 020 locomotive by Stephenson.
With a bicycle station every 300 metres or so, this is a whole
new means of transport that is opening up for the people of
Paris. For complete information about Velib, click on the link above.
