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East Paris, from courtyards to the club

The Marais, a bouillon lunch, the heights of Belleville and a final night on rue Boyer. An eastward day with a change of rhythm after dark.

Stone sculpture above a window on the Musée Carnavalet facade beside Square Georges-Cain, photographed in 2014

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Begin with Parisian history at Carnavalet, then head towards République for a meal. The afternoon climbs towards the Buttes-Chaumont and Belleville, with a final stop at La Bellevilloise when the evening programme begins.

This route crosses several neighbourhoods, so check transport between the longer legs and leave time for the hills. The gardens belong to the daytime part of the plan. For a shorter evening, choose After dark to keep the table and the club. A dated party can replace the final venue when its verified programme matches your chosen day; buy tickets separately.

01.

Musée Carnavalet: Histoire de Paris

Start among the courtyards and rooms that tell the city’s story. Choose a few rather than trying to see everything.

23 rue Madame de Sévigné · Le Marais
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02.

Bouillon République

Make République the food stop before the route heads uphill. Check the current menu and service arrangements.

39 boulevard du Temple
€ · French
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03.

Parc des Buttes-Chaumont

Give the afternoon a wider horizon. Take transport for the longer approach if you prefer to save your legs.

55 rue de Crimée
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04.

Parc de Belleville

Continue to Belleville for a different view of Paris. Leave the park before its posted closing time.

47 rue des Couronnes
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05.

La Bellevilloise

Keep the last chapter for the music. Pick the room and event, then check doors and tickets.

19–21 rue Boyer
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