Rue Mouffetard is a street in the 5th arrondissement of Paris, France. Situated in the fifth arrondissement of Paris, Rue Mouffetard is one of Paris's oldest and liveliest neighbourhoods. These days the area has many restaurants, shops, and cafés, and a regular open market.
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A Hidden Gem in Paris!
Rue Mouffetard is a delightful hidden gem in the heart of the Latin Quarter. This charming, narrow street is alive with local energy, featuring fresh markets, specialty shops, and quaint cafés where you can enjoy authentic Parisian pastries, cheeses, and other delicacies.
Wandering along Rue Mouffetard feels like stepping into a different era — vibrant yet unhurried, bustling yet cozy. The combination of local vendors, small eateries, and historic architecture makes it the perfect place to experience the real charm of Paris.
Whether you’re stopping for a casual meal, shopping for fresh ingredients, or just soaking up the atmosphere, Rue Mouffetard offers a truly authentic Parisian experience. A must-visit for anyone looking to explore beyond the typical...
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Stayed here twice in a studio through airbnb. Absolutely charming. Nice to wake up to the bustle on the street below, people on line picking up their morning baguette. In the afternoon you can get a tasty whole chicken rotisserie and potatoes being cooked right there on the sidewalk outside of the store. If you are lucky enough to catch the cheese shop with their open face pan serving melted cheese, also right on the street. The seafood shop has high-top tables where I could see people stopping to have raw seafood and a glass of wine on their way home. On the weekend there were musicians. So lovely watching the comings and goings outside my window on Rue Mouffetard. 7 train line is a few blocks away. Looking forward to staying...
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The oldest street in Paris and said to be the original road to Rome. Though there are so many to choose from, this is absolutely the best street in Paris, in my opinion. Bookended by St.-Médard Church (where Jean Valjean first meets Jauvert in Les Misérables) on one end and Place de la Contrescarpe (where Hemingway and Joyce lived) on the other. There are cheese shops, wine shops, books stores, all types of restaurants, a bowling alley, and a movie theatre lining the street. Putting it over the top is the outdoor market which is usually in full swing and a great way to grab fresh and...
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