Apartment Invalides

Apartment Invalides is nestled in the heart of the prestigious 7th arrondissement, making it an ideal holiday destination for those seeking to experience the quintessential charm of Paris. This historic neighbourhood is renowned for its stunning architecture and proximity to iconic landmarks. Just a short stroll away, visitors can explore the magnificent Les Invalides, a complex that houses museums and monuments, including the tomb of Napoleon Bonaparte. The nearby Musée Rodin showcases a beautiful collection of the artist's works set in a tranquil garden, offering a perfect spot for leisurely walks.

The area is also well-connected by public transport, allowing easy access to other parts of the city, including the vibrant streets of the Marais and the scenic views along the Seine. With a selection of charming cafés, gourmet restaurants, and boutique shops, the 7th arrondissement provides a rich culinary and cultural experience. Whether you're wandering along the elegant avenues or enjoying the view of the Eiffel Tower from a nearby park, this district promises an unforgettable Parisian holiday.

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Everyone has different reasons for visiting this beautiful city. Perhaps you hope to visit some of Paris’ fine museums and art galleries, climb the Eiffel Tower or shop to your hearts content along the iconic boulevards. You may prefer to simply wander around the city parks, enjoy leisurely lunches on the left bank before strolling across Pont Neuf to admire the grandeur of the Louvre.

Discover the many charming neighbourhoods of Paris following the footsteps of famous writers, artists and philosophers. Start off on the right bank in Le Marais, the Jewish quarter, with its boutiques, old bakeries and kiosks selling delicious falafel (expect a queue!) – take a guided walking tour to learn all about this neighbourhood’s heritage. On the other side of the river, soak up the student ambience of the Latin Quarter, home to La Sorbonne, and sip coffee on a café terrace on Boulevard Saint-Germain for a truly iconic Parisian experience.

Meanwhile, a walk around Jardin du Luxembourg is a must, especially for families who will adore the little boats by the fountain, donkey rides, carrousel and a popular new playground (with an entry fee). Pack a picnic and sit on a bench beneath the shady trees as you people watch Parisians and tourists alike making the most of this atmospheric park.     

Keen shoppers will appreciate the likes of Galeries Lafayette as well as the luxury stores of the Champs-Elysées. If you are visiting Le Centre Pompidou, you could also walk up to the vast Forum des Halles for recognisable brands in central Paris. Not forgetting the many markets from the twice-weekly Bastille Market selling delicious food to the sprawling weekend flea market at Marché aux Puces de St-Ouen that dates back to the late 19th century.
 
Embrace the romantic ambience of Paris when you walk by the river on La Rive Droite with beautiful views as you pass Île Saint-Louis and Île de la Cité. It’s especially lovely as evening nears with vibrant bars by the riverside whilst children will love the play areas and climbing walls as you stroll. Look out for the Eiffel Tower in the far distance which sparkles so magically on the hour from dusk.