Eat4th arrondissement

Amorino

The oldest of the many boutiques operated by this gelato (Italian ice cream) maker.

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Île Saint-Louis
Eat4th arrondissement
Glacier Berthillon
The most renowned French sorbet has his little tea shop since 1954. The wait in the queue is definitely worth it, also with some luck the queue isn't that big. On the corner, the queue for takeaway is usually bigger but, of course, faster. Taking the ice to the Seine is, of course. a possible option.
Wed-Sun 10:00-20:00
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
See4th arrondissement
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