1 Bedroom Passage Thiere Paris apartment rental

1 Bedroom
Passage Thiere

Address: Passage Thiere

Zipcode: 75011

Area: Bastille

Metro: Ledru Rollin (L8) - Bastille

Description:

This brand new and trendy property is ideal for your weekend in Paris or long stay. Contemporarily designed and comfortable, this apartment was decorated by our in-house architect.

Location : Location of our flats in Paris is our priority. This apartment is situated in the area of Marais/Bastille, two steps away from a pedestrian street, one of the oldest in Paris. Rue de Lappe where you'll find a lot of bars and discos such as ""Le Balajo"", ""Havanita Cafe"" and much more. Concerning cultural events you will be able to see Ballet at Opéra Bastille, only blocks away, or see the Music Day (21 June) and fireworks (14 July) at the famous Place de la Bastille (former location of an infamous prison seized during the French Revolution). There are also a lot of new designer shops near by, to bring back original souvenirs you won’t find in the tourists shops.

Atmosphere/ Ambiance: This modern property is inspired by Pop Art lamps and seats are typical from the “Cool Seventies"" with of course all the convenience of the 21st century ! We have a studio and one bedroom apartment in the same building, same floor.

The one bedroom flat is around 45 square meters as is the studio and set out as follows: You'll find a large living and dining area with TV, a comfortable pull-out sofa and a dining table. On your right a brand new separated kitchen with modern appliances, fridge, microwave and washer/dryer. On the left of the living room you'll find a spacious bedroom with a large bed, mirrors and the bathroom with shower. The floors are made of polished Oak parquet, which give a warm glow to the rooms.

Close to the apartment

Viaduc des Arts
Just south of the Bastille Opera was a former railway viaduct that has now been converted into craftsmen’s stores and design boutiques. Above the Viaduct is the Promenade Plante, which is an elevated Park stretching from the Bastille to the Bois de Vincennes.

The Bastille
Built around 1370, was once part of the defenses of Paris. Louis XIV had the wall demolished but left the Bastille, which later became a luxury prison for aristocratic and notable people who could have goods and services sent in. The Marquis de Sade was a prisoner here as were Mirabeau and Voltaire. It was stormed on 14 July 1789, but at that time there were only seven prisoners. It was later razed and replaced in 1831 by the column, called the July Column, now standing surmounted by the "Spirit of Liberty". In Place Henri Galli can be found a commemorative pile of stones from the original Bastille.

Place de Bastille
The Place de Bastille was where the Bastille stood, a prison whose name has reverberated around the world as a symbol of democracy, and has always been a rallying point for political protestors. The area around the Bastille, especially rue de Lappe, rue du Faubourg Saint-Antoine and part of rue de Charonne has become a rather hip neighborhood.

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