1st Arrondissement

Name: 1st Arrondissement
Address: Entre Rues Etienne Marcel, des Petits Champs, Daniele Casanova, des Capucines et Quais des Tuileries, Francois Miterrand, du Louvre, de La Megisserie, 75001 Paris France, Paris, France
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Entre Rues Etienne Marcel, des Petits Champs, Daniele Casanova, des Capucines et Quais des Tuileries, Francois Miterrand, du Louvre, de La Megisserie, 75001 Paris France

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About

The 1st arrondissement, often called the Louvre District, is a compact blend of history, art, and urban elegance on Paris’s right‑bank. Its streets run from the iconic Louvre Palace—home to the world’s largest art collection—to the picturesque Tuileries Garden, the stately Palais Royal, and the bustling Les Halles market. The area charms visitors with its grand 18th‑century architecture, narrow medieval lanes, and a vibrant café culture along Rue de Rivoli and the Place Vendôme. Whether you’re wandering through centuries of masterpieces or savoring classic French pastries in a historic garden, the arrondissement offers a microcosm of Parisian culture packed into a few blocks.

Highlights

Louvre Museum
Tuileries Garden
Palais Royal
Rue de Rivoli
Les Halles

Must-See Areas

Louvre

Tuileries Garden

Palais Royal

Rue de Rivoli

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Good for

Families

History Enthusiasts

Art Lovers

Foodies

Best time to visit

Spring and early fall offer pleasant weather and lighter crowds for strolling the historic streets.

At a glance

Typical visit: about 3 hours