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10th Arrondissement
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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.
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Paris 10th Arrondissement - Republique
The 10th arrondissement is the area of the gare du Nord, gare de l'Est, the Canal Saint Martin, quartier Saint-Martin and Saint-Denis. This is mainly a multi-culture area with interesting pockets.
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Sites, Covered Passages, Museums and more
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Places of Interest
Place de la Republique
Place de la Republique is a large square at the meeting place of three arrondissements, 3rd, 10th and 11th and several avenues. Its central sculpture, Morice's 'La Republique' , glorifies France's many revolutionary struggles; rather ironically the square was vastly enlarged in the mid-19th century by Haussmann to minimize revolutionary activity in this part of the city.
Canal St-Martin
Canal St-Martin is a pleasant tree-line canal crossed by iron footbridges and locks and some upscale bars, cafes, restaurants and boutiques along its banks. By the side of one of these footbridges is the Hotel du Nord made famous by Marcel Carne's classic film, 'Hotel du Nord'. The Hotel is now a lively bar used for blues and comedy evenings, sometimes in English.
Musee de l'Eventail
Fans from the eighteenth century to the present day. Technical room presenting the design of the frame of a fan with the workbenches used.
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What to Do
City Tours, Cooking, Wine Promenades, Photo Adventures, Private Guides & More
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See the 10th in a 2CV
Venice has its gondolas, Vienna its horses and carriages, Bangkok its tuk-tuks, and now Paris has its 2CVs! Jump into this distinctive car for a privately chauffeured open-air tour of the capital's famous squares and its lesser known districts.. Pick up from your hotel or apartment.
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Walking Tour along the Canal St Martin
A look at what’s left of the Bastille’s story and reality, the handsome (!) early-17th-century St. Louis plague hospital, and Paris’ main “inland waterway” – a strollers’ delight
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Don Juan Gourmet Dinner Cruise
Every evening Yachts de Paris invites you to enjoy an unforgettable cruise aboard one of their magnificent yachts. What better way to see Paris than by taking a leisurely cruise on the Seine passing through the heart of Old Paris. Twenty centuries of history passing before your eyes.
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Pullman Orient Express
The Pullman Orient Express departs from the Gare de Lyon and is one of the few trains still operating today much as it did over a hundred years ago.In a wonderful combination of travel, luxury and the art of fine living, it has succeeded in preserving its authenticity: in the carriages classified as "Historic Monuments", which have been completely renovated, the train features the on-board gourmet cuisine that was once its hallmark, with superb recipes devised by Lenotre in keeping with meals in times past, served from silver dishes by a staff dressed in uniforms recreated from the period
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Where to Eat
Grand Café : Opéra-4, bd des Capuciness
In 1875, the Grand Café was already one of the 'in' spots on the grand boulevards, bustling with the dazzling lights and music of the Opera. With its Art Deco style glass roof, this shimmering brasserie brings the Paris of a bygone era back to life. The Grand Café proposes: smoked salmon, St-Jacques tart with green tomato jam or duck with olives and turnips cooked to your taste.
