Discover Bourse’s 8 best spots for your trip in Paris

Experimental Cocktail Club

★ 4.4 · 1,751 reviews

Step into Experimental Cocktail Club, the speakeasy that started Paris's modern cocktail movement. Settle into the dim, intimate room in Sentier and sip carefully crafted drinks from a menu that changes with the seasons.

Galerie Vivienne

Step into Galerie Vivienne, one of Paris's best-preserved 19th-century covered passages. Wander beneath the curved glass ceiling over mosaic floors, browsing boutiques, bookshops, and a wine cellar away from the busier streets nearby.

Le Mesturet

★ 4.4 · 3,567 reviews

Discover Le Mesturet, a traditional bistrot near the Opéra and Louvre. Savor house-made classics like blanquette de veau and Paris-Brest, paired with a wine list of over one hundred labels served by bottle, pichet or glass.

L'Arbre à Café

★ 4.7 · 523 reviews

Discover L'Arbre à Café, a small-batch roaster tucked into Rue du Nil's food-shop cluster in Sentier. Sip expertly pulled espresso or cappuccino and see why coffee enthusiasts near the Bourse make the detour.

L'Appartement Sézane

★ 4.1 · 2,102 reviews

Step into L'Appartement Sézane, where shopping feels like wandering through a chic Parisian home. Browse the brand's clothing and accessories room by room in the Sentier district, soaking up the styled interiors whether you buy or just look.

Salle Ovale de la BnF Richelieu

★ 4.7 · 1,932 reviews

Step into the Salle Ovale, the newly restored reading room at the heart of Paris's historic Richelieu library. Sit beneath the glass-domed ceiling among students and visitors, taking in one of the city's most striking free architectural spaces.

Danico

★ 4.6 · 1,188 reviews

Discover Danico, the hidden cocktail bar tucked behind Daroco's Cantonese restaurant near the Bourse. Track down the secret entrance and settle into the dimly lit space for inventive cocktails that make finding it half the fun.

Silencio

★ 2.2 · 966 reviews

Step into Silencio, the Sentier hideaway shaped by David Lynch's own hand. Wander through his moody, themed rooms and soak up the surreal design, but check current entry terms first since access is limited and the cover charge draws mixed reviews.