*Mobility Lease -Cosy studio for 2P - Paris 11th *

Neighbourhood

BASTILLE DISTRICT Treating your taste buds well is easy around the Bastille. You will find the Richard Lenoir market (Thursday and Sunday). The Aligre market is also close to the accommodation. It is open every morning except Monday. On the menu, many food shops, with the Langlet-Hardouin cheese dairy (which offers some 80 varieties of goat's cheese!), local oils from Sur les quais, the coffee roaster Café Aouba (where you can also sit to drink an espresso), and even meat without… meat at La Boucherie vegetariane, which has developed products based on vegetable paste. For other addresses not to be missed: the retro delicatessen To drink and eat, Italian products from Les Artistes Gourmands or hundreds of beers from Paris Saint Bière... And for a sandwich break, stop at Chez Aline, a micro-restaurant set up in a former horse butcher's shop, and you can taste, on the spot or to take away, one of the best ham and butter in the capital! The Alain Ducasse Chocolate shop is very close like so many restaurants, grocery stores and boutiques. Send culture? The Bastille district also has several very active galleries such as the Arts Factory, Less Is More Projects, and the three international galleries Dorothy's Gallery. Along avenue Daumesnil, the viaduc des Arts shelters, under its arcades, some fifty workshops. A place that is worth a detour to discover all these artisan trades. For very cultural shopping, go every Saturday to Boulevard Richard-Lenoir, which hosts the Paris-Bastille Art and Creation Market. Neo-gastronomic cuisine is in the spotlight in these lands of eastern Paris, and several very prominent young people have set up their stoves in the Bastille district and its surroundings. Among the good addresses, treat yourself to a starry break at Septime (one star in the Michelin guide), "Jones" with chef Florent Ciccoli, taste the fusion cuisine of a former Top Chef candidate at Pierre Sang in Oberkampf, Savor the neo-classical and inspired creations of the Levha sisters at Le Servan… Turn your back on the hustle and bustle of Paris for a moment, and take a break at the Bassin de l'Arsenal, a stone's throw from the Place de la Bastille. This former cargo port, which connects the Saint-Martin canal to the Seine, is now dedicated to yachting.