When looking at Paris’ ancient districts on the right bank of the River Seine, the Marais is particularly emblematic. As early as the 1960s, it has benefited a conservation program, making it today one of the most typical areas of the capital. Beside the historical interest of the Marais and its many museums, like the recently renovated Picasso museum, one can find there today a wide range of restaurants, bars, “trendy” shops, galleries, designers, giving it a dynamism and gentleness of living particularly pleasant on a daily basis. Wandering in the streets of the Marais and discovering its private mansions, surrounded by wonderful secret gardens, is a unique experience.