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4 Things to Do in the 11th Arrondissement (Paris)

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WHAT TO SEE & DO

11th Arrondissement Overall Appeal  ✦✦✧✧✧

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Overview Table

  Name Appeal Type Cost
1 Atelier des Lumières ✦✦✧✧✧ Light Show Paid €
2 Bastille Market ✦✦✧✧✧ Outdoor Food Market Free
3 Notre-Dame du Secours Basilica ✦✦✧✧✧ Basilica Free
4 Place de la Bastille ✦✦✧✧✧ Square Free

1. Atelier des Lumières

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Type  Light Show
Cost  Paid

French Name
Atelier des Lumières

This digital art is housed in a former steel foundry and features monumental displays that utilize advanced digital technology to project the works of renowned artists or specific themes onto large surfaces, creating an engaging and interactive experience for visitors.

It employs also a sophisticated sound system to enhance the immersive experience.

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2. Bastille Market

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Type  Outdoor Food Market
Cost  Free

French Name
Marché Bastille

It’s the largest open-air food market in Paris, it takes places on Richard-Lenoir boulevard.

It operates on Thursday and Sunday mornings.

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3. Notre-Dame du Secours Basilica

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Type  Basilica
Cost  Free

French Name
Basilique Notre-Dame-du-Perpétuel-Secours

This basilica was built in 1896, it’s a notable example of neo-Gothic architecture.

It’s distinguished by its 62-meter spire, which stands out amidst surrounding buildings.

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4. Place de la Bastille

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Type  Square
Cost  Free

French Names
Place de la Bastille
Bastille

This is one of the significant squares in Paris, historically known as the site of the Bastille prison, which was stormed on July 14, 1789, marking the beginning of the French Revolution.

Today, it serves as a vibrant public space, featuring the prominent July Column, which commemorates the July Revolution of 1830.

The area is also known for its nightlife, with numerous bars and cultural venues, reflecting the dynamic spirit of modern Paris.

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