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Mémorial de la Shoah

Paris's Holocaust Memorial Museum, in the heart of the Marais on rue Geoffroy l'Asnier. Free Entry, weekly guided tours. Second Sunday of the month there is a free tour in English.

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Mémorial de la Shoah
The Holocaust Memorial
Opened in January 2005, the Holocaust Memorial comprises a major documentation centre and a wall bearing 76,000 names of Jews deported from France to the Nazi camps between 1942-1944. Includes an archive of a million artefacts, including 55,000 photographs. Excursions are run from the memorial to French internment camp sites such as Drancy.
Sun-Wed,Fri 10:00-18:00; Thu 10:00-22:00Admission free
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Maison Européene de la Photographie
La MEP
Important center for contemporary photography with a large exposition area having three or four major expositions per year dedicated to contemporary photography. Housed in an updated hôtel particulier built in 1706. There is a large library, auditorium and café. Their archive houses over twenty thousand works of art. Admission is free every Wednesday from 17:00 to 20:00.
Wed-Sun 11:00-20:00Admission €9
Drink4th arrondissement
Caféothèque de Paris
Coffee in Paris is usually found to be lacking, but not in this mini temple to coffee. A gem tucked into a backstreet by the river in le Marais roasts their own beans from around the world and has a small laid-back café area with armchairs. Staff are passionate about great coffee, not just a scaldingly hot coffee! They have some cakes and wine, and speak Spanish and English.
Daily 09:30-19:30
Eat4th arrondissement
La Perla
Good Mexican food to be had within a stone's throw of the Ile de St. Louis. They mix a decent margarita too!
Daily 11:00-14:00You'll pay about €10 for a plate ordered à la carte