Le Marais Collection
Le Marais, a historic district in Paris, France, is a treasure trove of architectural wonders and cultural landmarks
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Le Marais, a historic district in Paris, France, is a treasure trove of architectural wonders and cultural landmarks. As you stroll through its charming streets, you'll come across the iconic Hôtel de Paris sign that welcomes visitors with its timeless elegance. The Marais District itself exudes an old-world charm, with its quaint cafés and brasseries offering a taste of authentic French cuisine. One cannot miss the stunning façade of the Eglise des Minimes, painstakingly reconstructed between 1630 and 1679 according to I Marot's engraving. This magnificent church was originally built in 1610 and has been preserved beautifully over the centuries. Nearby stands Place Royale as it appeared in 1645; a facsimile of Sylvestre's engraving transports you back to this grand square's glorious past. The Hotel de Rohan-Soubise is another architectural gem that captivates passersby. Rigaud's engraving perfectly captures the splendor of this historical building. For those seeking glimpses into religious history, the Prieuré de Sainte-Catherine du Val des Écoliers offers an enchanting view from Cochin's engraving dating back to the seventeenth century. A fascinating piece of history can be found at Sainte-Catherine du Val des Escoliers: facsimiles of stones placed there in 1376 are still preserved today at Saint-Denis. Rue du Roi-de-Sicile showcases the former residence of the Counts of Saint-Paul in all its glory as depicted by I Sylvestre's engraving from 1650. For panoramic views, don't miss M Bourla's drawing depicting both the third floor of Petite Tour and second floor Grosse Tour during their time. And finally, marvel at Jacques de Souvre’s masterpiece -the entrance to Hôtel du Grand Prieur on Rue du Temple, constructed in 1667.