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Jacques Misery18 Rue Martin Bernard
Paris
75013
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At the end of your day, you can retreat to your own cozy short-term rental and fully indulge in a stress-free vacation. This charming 1-bedroom apartment is located in the Butte aux Cailles neighborhood, near Place d'Italie in Paris 13th. It can accommodate up to 2 guests and is available for €500 per week or €1500 per month.With its bright and airy atmosphere, this 30 m2 (300 sq. ft.) Parisian apartment is the perfect choice for couples who want an authentic experience in the city. Situated on a sunny hill in one of Paris' picturesque villages, this vacation rental offers a sunny bedroom, a fully equipped kitchen, and a long balcony that overlooks the charming hill with its unique individual houses.
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- Jardin des Plantes: Located just a few steps away from Rue Martin Bernard, this beautiful botanical garden is one of the oldest in Paris. It offers a wide variety of plants, stunning greenhouses, and a small zoo, making it a perfect spot for a relaxing stroll.
- National Museum of Natural History: Situated within the Jardin des Plantes, the National Museum of Natural History is a treasure trove of natural wonders. It houses an extensive collection of fossils, minerals, and taxidermy animals, as well as a fascinating exhibit dedicated to human evolution.
- La Butte-aux-Cailles: This charming neighborhood, often referred to as the "Montmartre of the Left Bank," is known for its bohemian atmosphere and colorful street art. Explore its narrow streets lined with trendy shops, cozy cafes, and vibrant murals for a taste of Parisian urban culture.
- Bibliothèque Nationale de France: The National Library of France is a striking modern architectural masterpiece. It houses an impressive collection of books, manuscripts, and maps, and also hosts temporary exhibitions. Visitors can enjoy the panoramic views from its rooftop terrace.
- Pitié-Salpêtrière Hospital: Just a short walk from Rue Martin Bernard, this historic hospital has a fascinating past. It was originally a gunpowder factory, later transformed into a famous psychiatric hospital. Today, it is still a functioning medical facility, but visitors can admire its beautiful architecture and learn about its intriguing history.
- Bercy Village: A former wine market turned shopping and entertainment district, Bercy Village offers a unique blend of modern boutiques and restaurants within charming 19th-century wine storehouses. Explore its cobblestone streets, enjoy a meal at one of its trendy eateries, or catch a movie at the nearby multiplex cinema.
- Parc de Bercy: Adjacent to Bercy Village, this vast park is a peaceful oasis in the heart of the city. It features beautifully landscaped gardens, serene ponds, and even a vineyard. Take a leisurely stroll, have a picnic, or simply relax and enjoy the tranquil ambiance.
- Cité de la Mode et du Design: Located on the banks of the Seine River, this contemporary cultural center is dedicated to fashion, design, and digital technology. It hosts various exhibitions, events, and workshops, and offers panoramic views of the city from its rooftop terrace.
- Quartier Latin: Just a short metro ride away, the Quartier Latin is a historic and lively neighborhood renowned for its vibrant atmosphere. Explore its narrow streets, visit the famous Sorbonne University, browse through bookshops along the Boulevard Saint-Michel, and enjoy a meal at one of its many traditional bistros. 10. Notre-Dame Cathedral: Although currently closed for renovations following the 2019 fire, the iconic Notre-Dame Cathedral is still worth mentioning due to its significance and proximity. Admire its breathtaking Gothic architecture from the outside and appreciate its historical importance as one of the most famous cathedrals in the world.