Rue des Martyrs
On Rue des Martyrs, you come for a coffee and leave with your arms full. And you do it all over again the next day.
There are streets you simply walk through, and others that make you want to stay a little longer. Rue des Martyrs definitely belongs to the second category. Between gourmet food shops, lively cafés and independent boutiques, this street has mastered the art of Parisian living.
A Street Full of Temptations
Bakeries, cheese shops, florists, delicatessens… On Rue des Martyrs, temptations are everywhere, and good intentions don't stand a chance. You came for a baguette, you leave with three cheeses, a pastry and a bunch of flowers. Typical.
A Real Neighborhood Feel
Here, Paris moves at its own pace. Regulars put the world to rights over coffee, shopkeepers know their neighbors, and café terraces are always buzzing. Between the 9th arrondissement and Montmartre, Rue des Martyrs has kept its village-like charm, with just the right amount of Parisian chaos.
Just Around the Corner from Luxia
From Hôtel Luxia, it's just a short walk to this street where there's always a good excuse to stop. A coffee, a pastry, a drink on a terrace… And if you end up spending the whole afternoon here, we won't judge.
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