Discover République’s 4 best spots for your trip in Paris

Set in the former Chez Jenny space, this budget-friendly bouillon-style restaurant serves traditional French fare such as oysters, seafood platters, choucroute and jarret frites. The 1932 brasserie interior features carved woodwork, Charles Spindler marquetry panels and period tiling across 1,800 square metres.

It offers privatisable function rooms for 15 to 140 guests and continuous service daily from noon to midnight.

Borgo delle Tovaglie's Paris bistrot extends the Italian brand's craft of table linens into a dining setting, pairing breakfast service with the same artisanal aesthetic found in its tablecloths and napkins made in Bologna. Tables are dressed in the brand's own linen designs, creating a refined backdrop for a coffee or morning meal.

The space reflects the label's Made in Italy identity, blending tableware and food in one setting.

This bar near République and Oberkampf features a jungle-style decor with animal motifs and colorful lighting. It serves cocktails, beers and light dishes like charcuterie and cheese boards, with a daily happy hour from 5pm to 10pm.

Tables are pushed aside later in the evening for dancing, and darts are available. Several private spaces, including La Jungle and La Cave Parisienne, can be booked for group events.

Place de la République spans a wide pedestrian plaza dominated by a bronze-and-stone monument depicting Marianne, the personification of the French Republic, flanked by allegorical figures representing liberty, equality, and fraternity. The square is a frequent site for public gatherings, demonstrations, and celebrations, and connects several major Paris neighborhoods.