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What to do in the 11th arrondissement of Paris [Bastille Markets]

We spent 24 hours in the 11th arrondissement. Here’s what we found. This video shows a walk through the Bastille Markets aka the Marché Bastille Boulevard Richard Lenoir. The audio is an Earful Tower podcast episode from the Paris Countdown season, where hosts Oliver and Lina spent 24 hours in each Paris arrondissement. This season's sponsor ‪@LivTours‬ offers more than 30 tours and experiences in and around Paris. Their tour groups are small – max 6 people – or private and their guides are top-rated. They cover everything from the Pere Lachaise Cemetery to food tours of the Marais, but even day trips to Versailles, Giverny, and Champagne. Find out more about LivTours’ Parisian offerings here: https://livtours.com/destinations/par... Book a Versailles tour with LivTours below (as mentioned in the episode): - https://livtours.com/tours/versailles... - https://livtours.com/tours/private-ve... -https://livtours.com/tours/private-ve... Also, they offer hundreds more tours throughout Europe so if you're headed over any time soon, check them out at https://livtours.com/ Mentioned in this episode: The Earful Tower’s guide to the 11th arrondissement Where to stay? Eden Lodge: This hotel offers eco-friendly and sustainable living at the back of a miraculously quiet and green garden. If you need some zen-like escape from the bustle of Paris, this is the place for you. Our room had a large balcony and a very comfortable bed, the breakfast was lovely, and the common rooms were tastefully designed. Cat lovers: There are at least two wondering around this hotel and they’re very friendly. @edenlodgeparis Address: 175 Rue de Charonne, 75011 The best cafe Cafe Mericourt: There are loads of cafes in this neighbourhood but none match Cafe Mericourt, run by Guy Griffin. This place is an Earful Tower favourite, we have been coming here since before it opened. In fact, one of the first ever live videos was Guy showing us the facade of this cafe the same day he got the keys to it five years ago. Killer coffee and brunch options in a beautiful setting. @cafemericourt Address: 22 Rue de la Folie Méricourt, 75011 The best restaurants Chambre Noir: This is the place that didn’t have a name on the facade. We didn’t even know if we’d come to the right place, but hipster whispers by the Canal Saint-Martin had insisted this was the place for dinner. A large wine menu and tapas for dinner, try the cheesy asparagus for a good time. @chambrenoireparis Address: 137, Rue Saint-Maur, 75011 Best place for a drink Mobster Bar: We love a good gimmick and this one was fun. Pick up the phone out the front of this 1920s themed bar and a voice will ask you a prohibition-themed trivia question. You’ll have to type the correct combination into the keypad to get in, where you’ll be met with smartly dressed bartenders serving cocktails to customers in darkened rooms. @mobster_bar Address: 8 Rue de Crussol, 75011 More things to find in the 11th arrondissement Ateliers des Lumières: Opened in 2018, this is one of the newest museums in Paris and it’s well worth a visit. You can see classical works of art from the likes of Dali, Van Gogh and Cezanne projected on the expansive industrial museum walls . You’ve not experienced a museum like this before! @ateliersdeslumieres Address: 38 Rue Saint-Maur, 75011 Marché Bastille Every arrondissement in Paris has its own market – and often more than one at that. But, the Bastille market has something special about it, whether you’re interested in purchasing some produce, or just want to soak up the atmosphere, it’s the ideal market. Our advice: start at the end furthest from the Bastille, the quality is better this side. Open Thursdays and Sundays 8:30AM – 1:30PM. Address: 2018 Bd Richard-Lenoir, 75011 Explore the hidden passageways of the 11th arrondissement The 11th is full of old alleyways which were once teeming with artisans. Furniture makers, frame fixers, handymen and more. Nowadays, the passages are still there, but it’s often residents or office workers inside the buildings. If you know where to look, you’ll find stunning oases of calm and sometimes an artisan from today plying their trade. A good one to start at is Passage Lhomme. If you want more photos and addresses from this episode, find it all on this link here: https://theearfultower.com/2022/05/09... Sign up for the free Earful Tower newsletter, which we send out every Friday, here: https://theearfultower.substack.com/ Video by Alex Brook Lynn. Music by Pres Maxson.