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Rue Montorgueil

By @ziabroad

Rue Montorgueil is a pedestrian street filled with bakeries, cheese shops, cafés, and fresh markets. This is the perfect spot for a morning walk or find a good café and enjoy the Parisian vibe.

Address: Rue Montorgueil, Paris, France

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Why go
To experience the authentic Parisian food scene.
Known for
Bakeries, fresh markets, cheese shops, and historic spots like Stohrer, the oldest pastry shop in Paris.
Vibe
Lively, authentic, and local.
Tips
Go in the morning for the best market experience and don’t leave without trying a pastry from Stohrer!

About @ziabroad

Hi, I’m Zia! For over 10 years, I’ve been passionate about travel and uncovering Europe’s hidden gems. I love inspiring others to see the world differently, whether through budget-friendly adventures or off-the-beaten-path discoveries. To truly connect with a place, I like to let its sounds tell me their own stories. And when in doubt, I always turn to the best travel guide: the locals. My favorite question ? ‘If you had one free day here, where would you go?’

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