Find yourself at the heart of the Haut Marais, and get ready to promptly lose yourself in the charming streets jam-packed with things to see, do, and buy. Gourmands shouldn’t pass up the Marché des Enfants Rouges, touted as the city’s oldest food market which dates all the way back to 1615. For a spot of retail therapy, browse the curation at bijoux concept store The Broken Arm, or try your luck at the vintage shops that line nearby Rue de Turenne – don’t forget to stop by and see what’s showing at the Perrotin Gallery. A short walk away, the Musée National Picasso houses some of the modernist master’s iconic works, whilst the Musée Carnavalet showcases the history of Paris across two picturesque mansions.