Marché des Enfants Rouges

Olivier Assayas follows Maggie Gyllenhaal's American actress on a night-time errand for hashish through the streets of this quarter, a missed connection told in glances; Time Out lists Paris's oldest covered market, which gives the quarter its name, among the segment's locations. Today its lanes of food stalls are the neighbourhood's lunchtime heart.

More Paris, je t'aime places nearby

• Atelier Clot, Bramsen & Georges (Le Marais print shop)10 min760 m away · 10 min on foot
• Rue du Faubourg-Saint-Denis20 min1.5 km away · 20 min on foot
• Place des Victoires21 min1.6 km away · 21 min on foot

Famous places nearby

Not places of the story, but worth the walk.

• Place des Vosges

  11 min860 m away · 11 min on foot

  The oldest planned square in Paris, with red brick arcades around a leafy garden.

• Notre-Dame Cathedral

  19 min1.4 km away · 19 min on foot

  The Gothic cathedral on the island in the Seine, reopened after the 2019 fire.

From other stories, nearby

• Porte Saint-MartinLupin9 min700 m away · 9 min on foot

Where to eat nearby

• Café Charlot

  1 min30 m away · 1 min on foot

  French bistro€€

  Former bakery turned all-day bistro opposite the Marché des Enfants Rouges

• Breizh Café

  4 min270 m away · 4 min on foot

  crêperie€€

  Bertrand Larcher's Breton crêperie, also in Cancale and Tokyo: buckwheat galettes all day

• L'As du Fallafel

  9 min660 m away · 9 min on foot

  falafel€

  Kosher falafel shop on Rue des Rosiers since 1979; pita with fried aubergine