Step out of the Apartment and find yourself standing immediately on the city's biggest pedestrian area in the middle of hundreds of trendy boutiques, cinemas, restaurants, theatres and jazz clubs.

Comfort and modernity blend harmoniously in this apartment which is located in the historic building located in the historic center of Paris and nestled among pedestrian streets. Located near the Louvre Museum and the George Pompidou Center, it is located at the crossroads of cultural sights and just a short walk to all the means of transportation.

The Centre Pompidou, a museum and almost temple of modern culture, is also a short distance away. While down on the banks of the Seine, visit the booksellers and bistro terraces that give this district a distinct charm.

Located right in the middle of the Parisian life, whether it is for business or to enjoy some shopping, close to the Halles Forum and its fashion boutiques, the apartment is truly a relaxing place where you will truly feel at home. 

This apartment close des Halles is in the heart of the city, a few steps away from an abundance of shops and restaurants: Rue de Rivoli is very close, as well as this shopping temple that is the Forum des Halles. Re-opened since 2016 following construction carried out by the architect Patrick Berger, and now capped by his "canopy" made of metal and glass, it remains faithful to the original commercial vocation of the district. There are no less than 150 brands, from the most international to the most exclusive, such as the intimate ZA Café, a literary and urban café that offers light and original cuisine inspired by current trends (sandwiches, salmon chirashi, seed pudding chia).

In the neighboring streets, we find the culinary “savoir-faire” of the Parisians: they are inspired by the best of a century-old gastronomic heritage while knowing how to innovate. This is the case of the contemporary brasserie Champeaux, supervised by Alain Ducasse: the old industrial structure that houses the restaurant has been entrusted to a group of designers who have dressed it in noble materials and haute couture finishes. The other address, in a more popular spirit, is the local Chez Gladines restaurant: its cuisine makes the most of South-West products, goat's cheese and duck gizzards, for a convivial and hearty meal in all simplicity.

For lovers of the aromas of a quality coffee, and for original ice-creams with seasonal flavors, you can stop at OroNero Gelati, 6 rue Sainte Opportune.