If you have watched a few episodes of Emily in Paris, or if you have literally devoured the 3 seasons of this series in a few days, you have probably fallen for the magical setting in which the young American evolves. Take advantage of your stay in Paris to walk in the footsteps of the actress, discovering all the emblematic places of Emily in Paris .Place de l’EstrapadeLet’s start our escapade in the 5th arrondissement of Paris, and more precisely at number 1 of the place de l’Estrapade . This is where young Emily Cooper (Lily Collins) and her charming neighbor Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) live. At the foot of the building, we find the fountain and the benches on which the actors often meet to discuss. You can also discover the Boulangerie Moderne , a mythical place where Emily buys her first pain au chocolat, and the Café de la Nouvelle Mairie.On Place de l’Estrapade, there is also Gabriel’s restaurant. If in the series, it bears the name of ” Deux Compères “, in real life, it is the “Terra Nova” which invites you to feast.Valois SquareLet’s continue to follow Emily Cooper in her daily life, heading to number 6 Place de Valois , in the 1st arrondissement of Paris. This is the address of the Savoir marketing agency for which the ambitious young American works.In the heart of Paris, this square is very close to the Louvre Museum, but also to Place Colette. This famous square is home to the Bistrot Valois , where Savoir’s collaborators meet on several occasions in different episodes, but it is also here that the Grand Hôtel du Palais Royal is located.The garden of the Royal PalaceFrom the first episode, Emily goes close to her workplace, in the garden of the Palais Royal , still in the 1st arrondissement. It is here that she will regularly take her lunch break, near the fountain, but it is also the place of her meeting with her new friend, Mindy Chen (Ashley Park). Many moments of complicity between the two friends will be filmed here, and in particular the legendary photo shoot, near the Deux Plateaux (or Colonnes de Buren).Wanting to take full advantage of her Parisian experience, Emily will try several times, in vain, to have a reservation for the starred restaurant Le Grand Véfour , in this same park. Maybe you’ll have better luck than her?The man’s cafeRich in chic and trendy events, the Emily in Paris series introduces us to the French way of life. The launch of the perfume “De l’heure”, imagined by Maison Lavaux, is one of those moments that put stars in Emily’s eyes. It must be said that the party took place in a breathtaking space, at the Trocadero. Inside the Palais de Chaillot, it is at the Café de l’Homme that you can discover the dazzling setting that amazed the protagonist.And if you have time, the 16th arrondissement and its surroundings are also home to many tourist sites: Guimet museum, Palais Galliera, Musée de l’Homme…The Alexander III BridgeIf you are a true fan of the Netflix series which has won over millions of viewers, you have surely noticed that the director is very fond of the bridges of Paris. The Alexandre III bridge , in the 7th arrondissement, is also at the heart of several scenes. The advertisement for the perfume “De l’heure” is thus shot on this historic monument dating from 1900. But this is not the only moment when it appears on the screen, since it is also in the background when the actors meet at the Bistrot Alexandre III , on the banks of the Seine.Here, Emily’s boss, Sylvie (Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu) and her client Antoine (William Abadie), come to chat after the interruption of the shooting of the advertisement for the Maison Lavaux perfume.The Evreux hotelAmong the many events in which the young Emily participates, there is the reception of influencers, organized by the cosmetics brand Duration. This event takes place in the 1st arrondissement, on the famous Place Vendôme , and more precisely in the Hôtel d’Evreux .Recognized for its luxury boutiques and jewelry stores, Place Vendôme appears many times in the series, but also in many films shot in Paris.The Workshop of LightsSpectators from all over the world have the chance to discover part of the immersive exhibition around the works of Van Gogh. For that, just watch the episode where Emily, Gabriel and Camille (Gabriel’s girlfriend) meet at the Atelier des Lumières . We then see the actors strolling through the digital exhibition, and soaking up the many paintings of the artist, in particular La Nuit Étoilée .Do you want to discover this digital art center? Meet at 38, rue Saint-Maur, in the 11th arrondissement.The watering hole streetSee you now in the 18th, in what Mindy Chen considers “the most beautiful street in Paris”: the rue de l’abreuvoir . Nestled in the Montmartre district, this cobbled alley will host Emily Cooper’s marketing campaign for Hästen beds, but we will also find it in the fifth episode of the first season, since it is at the Maison Rose, restaurant of Rue de l’Abreuvoir, where Emily and Mindy dine together.Flore’s cafeCafé de Flore is probably one of the must-see sites that the Emily in Paris series could not ignore. We therefore find the actress Lily Collins several times over the different seasons, sometimes accompanied by Mindy (Ashley Park), Gabriel (Lucas Bravo), or even Luc (Bruno Gouery) and Sylvie (Philippine Leroy–Beaulieu ). Seated on the terrace, the actors perfectly represent the Parisian way of life in this trendy café in the Saint-Germain-des-Prés district .This café on boulevard Saint-Germain, in the 16th arrondissement, has seen great personalities, such as Boris Vian, Ernest Hemingway, Yves Saint-Laurent, and Albert Camus.The Fairground Arts MuseumAmong all the sumptuous evenings organized by the Savoir agency, one of them takes place at the Musée des Arts Forains , in the 12th arrondissement of Paris. And if in the Emily in Paris series, this episode 7 is rather tense, the atmosphere of the place remains magical and fairground arts are honored through sublime installations.The other emblematic places of Emily in ParisListing all the Parisian high places visible in the Emily in Paris series would take far too long, and over the episodes, you will recognize many emblematic sites of the capital :The Palais Garnier , in episode 6;The Hotel Plaza Athénée , where Brooklyn Clark (Carlson Young) resides, in episode 7;The Pont des Arts , in episode 3;La Monnaie de Paris , where Pierre Cadault’s Fashion Week show takes place;The Pantheon , in front of which Emily Cooper breaks up with her American boyfriend…Cadet residence: your hotel to walk in the footsteps of Emily in ParisMany scenes of Emily in Paris take place in or around Montmartre. The Cadet residence is therefore the ideal hotel to stay in Paris and discover all the emblematic places of the series.A comfortable and spacious aparthotelWith several apartments and studios, the 4-star hotel La Cadet Résidence is a perfect base for a stay with family, friends or lovers. The accommodations are fully equipped to allow you to live at your own pace, just like at home. The kitchen area, the private bathroom, the lounge area and the bedroom ensure optimal comfort, all in a perfectly secure and tastefully decorated residence.A stay in Paris close to major sitesLocated in the 9th arrondissement of Paris , the Cadet residence is very well served by public transport. On foot, you can then quickly reach the Montmartre hill, the Grands Boulevards, the Grévin museum , or the Palais Garnier.By metro, bus, taxi or bicycle, all the greatest Parisian monuments await you: the Musée d’Orsay, the Luxembourg Gardens, the Tuileries Gardens, the Eiffel Tower…Emily in Paris is for you the best series of recent years? Take the time to walk in the footsteps of the pretty Emily Cooper, by reserving your room at the Hôtel de la Cadet Résidence, and discovering all the spots where actress Lily Collins has filmed and the backdrop of all the moments. legends of the series.

The city of Paris is so rich in historical monuments and cultural activities that it is easy to occupy every hour of your stay without ever getting bored. But if you want to approach the capital from a different perspective, there are many unusual activities to visit Paris . Here are 8 ideas for amazing outings to do with family in the capital .Take an original means of transport to visit ParisDuring a classic visit to Paris, tourists walk a lot. And if the distances seem too long, the option of the metro, bus, RER, bicycle, or even taxi, is preferred. But why not get off the beaten track by visiting Paris aboard a more unusual means of transport? We are not talking here about the traditional open-air tourist bus, but rather a Tuk Tuk, or even a sidecar.Visiting Paris by Tuk Tuk is undoubtedly an unforgettable and unusual experience. It must be said that this small vehicle, which can carry up to 6 people, is particularly practical for sneaking through the small streets of Paris, and thus discovering more atypical places in the city.For an unusual experience, you can also choose to visit Paris in a sidecar . The 2 passengers can then also circulate easily in the small streets of Paris, and discover all the secrets of the capital.Discover an artists’ squat in the heart of ParisIn Paris, art is everywhere! But if you want to live an immersive experience in the heart of artists’ studios , go to 59 Rivoli , in the 1st arrondissement of Paris. In this 6-storey building, artists of all kinds live, work and exhibit their works, to the delight of visitors for whom access is completely free.Street art lovers can also discover the FAT (French Art Touch) , a bar in the 3rd arrondissement that showcases urban art. Sit down around a good cocktail or a craft beer, and live a unique experience in an eclectic setting where artistic events follow one another (graffiti artist, tattoo artist, DJ…).Visit an unusual museumIf you are enjoying a family stay in Paris, visits to unusual museums are the best activities to interest young and old alike. So, after discovering the unmissable Parisian museums, such as the Louvre or the Musée d’Orsay, go to more amazing spaces, for a fun experience:The Museum of Illusion;The city of Science ;The Atelier des Lumières;The Museum of Fairground Arts;The Chocolate Museum;The budding museum…To complete your unusual walks, Grévin museum always surprises with its larger than life wax statues . Good news ! It is located just 5 minutes walk from the Cadet Residence!Participate in an escape game in the streets of ParisWhether you are with friends or family, the escape game is the ideal unusual activity to spend a convivial moment. In Paris, it is possible to make the moment even more amazing, by participating in original escape games, in the streets of Paris or indoors.The open-air escape game is the perfect opportunity to discover the history of Paris and its different districts, while having fun. Le Libre Promeneur invites you to approach the major districts of Paris from another angle, with different themes, such as Montmartre, the Covered Passages, or the Ile de la Cité.Indoors, this immersive game also gives you the opportunity to approach the greatest monuments of the capital through a virtual reality escape game , something to keep busy and continue to visit Paris even in rainy weather!Discover Paris in virtual realityParis is huge, and full of secrets that are not always accessible to the general public. So, to afford the chance and the curiosity to access forbidden places, why not turn to virtual reality ? This is what offers, for example, Flyview, Viality Tour, or Illucity. Live an unforgettable moment during an unusual visit to Hidden Paris , and travel through space and time.Relive the construction of the Eiffel Tower, go behind the scenes at Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, or fly over the pyramids of Egypt without ever leaving the Virtual Room. This is the perfect activity for traveling without getting tired, or for keeping busy in rainy weather.Explore the forest of Fontainebleau by dog sledAfter a few unusual visits to the heart of Paris , the desire to get some fresh air in large green spaces is sometimes felt. So, rather than settling for a classic walk in the Luxembourg Gardens or the Champ-de-Mars Park, why not continue with an unusual experience? The dog sled ride in the forest of Fontainebleau is the ideal activity to create good memories and experience strong sensations. Evasion Canine then invites you to climb on a kart, and let yourself be guided by the dogs!Book the only table in the restaurant “La tête dans les olives”The discovery of Paris necessarily involves the discovery of French cuisine. In terms of unusual outings around gastronomy, we often think of the culinary activity. But this time, we suggest you have lunch or dinner in a single restaurant , since it only has one table , for a maximum of 5 people.Remember to book several months in advance, to be able to discover the Sicilian cuisine of this restaurant which also does groceries, and experience the privilege of being at the center of chef Cédric Casanova’s concerns.Discover the records of all kinds of Parisian architectureIf you like reading the Book of Records, you will love discovering some unusual addresses in Paris . From the smallest house to the narrowest street, there is no shortage of incredible places in the capital:The smallest door in Paris, which leads to an atypical Japanese restaurant (Paris 6);The narrowest street in Paris (1.80 m wide), rue du chat-qui-pêche (Paris 5);The smallest house in Paris, 3 meters deep and 1.40 m wide (Paris 10);The shortest street in Paris (6 meters long), rue des Degrés (Paris 2);The smallest square in Paris, Place du Calvaire (Paris 18)…To live an unforgettable experience, based on laughter and atypical discoveries, nothing beats an unusual activity. From the catacombs of Paris to the cabinet of curiosities, there is no shortage of unusual activities in Paris, and ensure you have a good time with family, friends, or even during a team building.

When we organize and family stay in Paris, the hardest part is not always to agree on the sites to visit, but rather to find accommodation suitable for everyone. Fortunately, to ensure a trip to the capital with all your little family, there is the Cadet residence.Cadet residence: a family hotel ideally located in ParisTo stay in Paris with your family, you need to be able to find a hotel with connecting rooms, or even better, with family rooms. Unfortunately, it’s not that easy to find, and the prices can sometimes be very high. It is for this reason that the Cadet residence offer families fully equipped apartments or studios, and totally independent, in the 9th arrondissement of Paris.This aparthotel concept allows you to enjoy everyday comfort, as if you were at home. With the small equipped kitchen, the private bathroom, the lounge area and the sleeping area, you can live your family holidays at your own pace, without having to go out to eat, or watch the time so as not to miss breakfast.More comfortable and flexible than family suites, triple rooms, or even quadruple rooms, apartments of the Cadet residence are designed for your well-being and take away any constraint.A stone’s throw from Le Peletier metro station, Gare du Nord and Gare Saint-Lazare, your Cadet aparthotel is the ideal base for your family stay in Paris.This summer, enjoy the 9th arrondissement of Paris with your familyNow that you have found your spacious rooms at the Cadet residence, let’s take a look at the sites to visit in the surrounding area.The Opera GarnierIn the dynamic district of the Opera, the Palace garnish is a must. With its gilded façade and remarkable statues, this 19th century building takes your breath away before you even cross its threshold. Inside, the theater is marked by its red velvets and moldings, but also by its ceiling, decorated by Chagall. In the evening, this theatre, dedicated to opera and dance, offers numerous artistic performances.Walk in the Grands Boulevards of ParisThe Grands Boulevards are part of a lively district of the capital, and are full of good places to spend unforgettable holidays in Paris :Comical opera, founded during the reign of Louis XIV, is one of the oldest theaters in Paris. In this building with its dazzling architecture, comic opera performances are regularly organized, mixing theater and singing;The Grevin museum is famous for its wax figures representing personalities who have marked history;The Grands Boulevards theaters, such as the Palace, the Théâtre des Variétés, or the Cité Bergère, offer a rich theatrical program;The Department Stores are an institution for lovers of shopping and luxury. A visit to Printemps Haussmann and Galeries Lafayette is then inevitable;Hotel Drouot is an auction house where you can attend the auction of many works of art…Visit the most beautiful places in Paris with your familyIf you have the opportunity to stay several days in Paris, take the opportunity to leave the 9th arrondissement and set off to discover the unmissable sites of the capital.The Cathedral of Notre Dame de ParisLocated in the historic center of Paris, in the 4th arrondissement, the Notre-Dame cathedral is a true masterpiece dating from the Middle Ages. Its Gothic style architecture impresses and testifies to a majestic craftsmanship, through rose windows, stained glass windows and gargoyles which attract all the attention.Anecdote: the forecourt of Notre-Dame is the point 0 which is used to calculate all road distances in France.Avenue des Champs-ElyseesIf Paris is famous for its Eiffel Tower, it is also for the Champs-Elysees avenue, which is considered the most beautiful avenue in the world. 20 minutes from the Cadet residence (metro lines 1 and 7), this major artery of 2 km is an opportunity to connect the place de la Concorde to the place de l’Étoile, while discovering the many luxury shops that mark out.The Luxembourg garden with the familyThe Jardin du Luxembourgis one of the must-see tourist attractions in Paris, especially if you are traveling with young children. You can then stroll quietly in the alleys of this flowery green space, and admire the various sculptures that are exhibited there.Fun and sports activities are also offered for adults and young children: playground, tennis courts, pétanque courts…Classic hotel rooms are not always suited to the needs of families. So, to ensure you have a dream stay in Paris, the Cadet Résidence is the place for you. Book now your family apartment, and take the time to savor all the riches of the capital.

From July 1, the participants of the famous Tour de France 2023 race will start in Bilbao, in the Basque Country. They will set off in a race in 21 stages, and will end their journey with the traditional arrival on the Champs Élysées. Whether you are a fan of cycling sports or not, such an event is always a must in the summer. So, as not to miss anything of arrival of the Tour de France, remember to book your hotel room at the Cadet residence now.The beautiful history of the Tour de FranceOriginally, the Tour de France was a cycling sporting event which was created for purely marketing purposes. This is Henri Desgrange, former cyclist and director of the newspaper l’Auto, who decides to launch this competition in order to boost sales of his daily newspaper.The Tour de France was then an immediate success, and became one of the most popular sporting events in France. And despite the controversies (doping, cheating…) that have marked the life of the tour for 120 years, the cyclists will take part this year in the 110th edition of the Tour de France.Initially, runners ran individually or for a brand, before competing in national teams from 1930. It was at this same time that spectators saw the famous publicity caravans appear, to compensate for the loss of financial resources provided by brand teams. This will hold until the 1960s, when the brand teams will reform. There publicity caravan, meanwhile, will remain a major event in the animation of the Tour across France.The Tour de France 2023This year, the Tour de France is marked by the great return of the stage to Puy de Dôme, but also by and departure in the Basque Country. But what will surprise the regulars above all is the large number of mountainous stages, and above all the fact that this year there will only be only one time trial, over only 22 km.This year 2023 promises to be particularly difficult for cyclists, and the leading cyclists will very quickly stand out, especially after the first 3 stages in the Basque Country, and from the 5th stage, in the Pyrenees.The first week will end in the Puy-de-Dôme, absent from the course for ten years. The second week will be marked by hilly stages which promise to be difficult, but also by the traditional stages in the Alps. Finally, the third week will begin with the time trial, before attacking the Vosges, and finish on the Champs-Élysées.The last stage of the Tour de France 2023The last stage of the Tour de France is often one of the most anticipated, because it puts an end to 3 weeks of exploits and intensive efforts, and ends with a nice party.Saint-Quentin-En-Yvelines: the starting town of the last stageOn this July 23, 2023, it is Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines that the riders will start the last stage of the lap. Before hosting the 2024 Olympic Games for BMX and track events, the velodrome in the city of Yvelines will first welcome the cyclists of the 110th edition of the Tour de France for the 21st and final stage. They will set off in the direction of Paris, for a 115 km flat stage. Nothing complicated for this day, if not the fatigue accumulated for 3 weeks, and the excitement of finally ending this fantastic journey followed by spectators from all over the world.The arrival of the Tour de France at the Champs ÉlyséesIf the stages and the starting city of the Tour de France change every year, there is one thing that is not about to change, and that is the arrival on the Champs Elysées. It must be said that this has been the case since the 22nd edition of the tour, in other words, since 1975. At the time, the winner even received his yellow jersey from the hand of the President of the Republic. Since then, this tradition has been lost, but it is now the Patrouille de France that flies over the most beautiful avenue in the world when the runners arrive, and has been since 2013.This final key stage of the Tour de France is one of the flat stages particularly appreciated by sprinters. But it is not the simplest, because the cobblestones of the Avenue des Champs Élysées complicate things, especially in rainy weather.yes the arrival of the first runners arouses the joy of the spectators, the event continues until the arrival of the red lantern, and ends with a popular festival to be noted with a white stone in the sports calendar.Cadet Residence: your hotel to enjoy the arrival of the Tour de France 2023You don’t want to miss anything arrival of the Tour de France 2023 ? Book now your hotel room at the Cadet residence, in the 9th arrondissement of Paris. You can reach the Champs Elysées in less than 20 minutes by metro, while enjoying an independent and fully equipped apartment or studio.You will stay in a spacious and comfortable room in the heart of Paris, and will be able to serenely enjoy this festive day. It is also an opportunity to visit all the most beautiful monuments of the capital.The Tour de France is an unmissable sporting event in July, and for watch the arrival of the cyclists live on the avenue des Champs Élysées, next July 23, do not hesitate to book your room now at the Cadet residence.

When the good weather finally returns, the desire to walk in the fresh air and enjoy the outdoors is felt. Take advantage of your stay in Paris to discover Cadet street and its surroundings.Cadet street: an emblematic street of ParisLocated in the 9th arrondissement of Paris, Cadet street is renowned for its liveliness and its atmosphere resembling a small village.The little story of Cadet streetThe Cadet Street is a street in Paris 9 which has the particularity of being split in two. The first part of the street begins at Faubourg-Montmartre and ends at La Fayette. The second leaves from La Fayette, and continues to rue de Montholon.Originally, the street was just a path. In the 17th century, market gardening near the road pushed people to deposit their refuse on the side of the road, which gave it the name “highway street“, or “way of the road”.Later, in the 18th century, Jean Cadet and his family, owners of the land crossing the road, gave it its name: Cadet street. It would seem that this Cadet family had as a descendant the Chevalier Cadet de Chambine, the mayor of Montmorency.Since 1859, Cadet street continues to be split in two, to allow the passage of rue Lafayette.Funky Ba: the authentic Thai restaurant on Cadet streetAt 8, Cadet street, the Funky Ba is an unmissable address on the former rue de la voirie. Installed on only 1 square meter, this stall was once a storage space for local traders and residents. Today is a thai restaurant which offers tasty traditional cuisine, made from fresh, quality products.La Mère de famille: one of the best chocolate shops in Paris at the bottom of Cadet streetAt the end of Cadet street, gourmets find themselves in front of the shop of the chocolatier the mother of the family. This Parisian confectionery offers chocolates and pastries that have attracted all Parisians since 1760. It is also an opportunity to enjoy the lively atmosphere of Cadet street, while tasting one of their sweets.What to do around Cadet street?Let’s move away from Cadet street a little, and continue our discovery of the district, near the Cadet residence. Two major sites then stand out in the 9th arrondissement of Paris.The Opera GarnierInaugurated in 1875, l’Garnier opera, or Palais Garnier, is an architectural masterpiece designed by Charles Garnier. If the places are visited during the day, in the evening, the theater resumes its original role, and is the seat of many representations of choreographic and lyrical performances.If you have the chance to visit the Opéra Garnier, remember to raise your head in the great hall to observe the ceiling designed by Chagall.The Grevin MuseumYoung and old are always intrigued by the Grevin museum and its wax statues. It must be said that the representations of famous characters from history offer a more real-life experience, giving the impression of being close to them. All the big names are then brought together, from Kylian Mbappé to Mylène Farmer, from Louis XV to Charles Aznavour, or even from Michael Jackson to Omar Sy.Cadet Residence: a family aparthotel in the heart of Cadet streetLocated in the heart of Cadet street, in the 9th arrondissement of Paris, the a Cadet residence is an aparthotel which provides you with an apartments and studios for a short stay.You will then be accommodated in fully equipped accommodation, just like at home, with all the equipment necessary for your comfort: lounge area with sofa and large flat screen TV, sleeping area with quality bedding, kitchen area with equipped kitchenette, bathroom …A stone’s throw from the Grands Boulevards, treat yourself to the happiness of a spacious and quiet apartment, right in the center of Paris.Do you like the lively atmosphere of the small picturesque districts of Paris? Go to Cadet street, in Paris 9, to enjoy the warm setting of this semi-pedestrian street and its surroundings, and book your room now at the Cadet residence.

If the hotel is the ideal accommodation for a short stay in Paris, it becomes more expensive and restrictive for longer trips. So, short-term rental is a good compromise to take advantage of punctual accommodation in the heart of the capital. From apartments to studios, the Cadet residence offers you all the advantages of short-term rental in Paris for summer 2023.Short-term rental in Paris: the conceptTo fully understand all the advantages of seasonal rental, let’s start by recalling how this type of tourist rental works.Short-term rental: definitionSeasonal rental allows all travellers, whether for holidays or for professional reasons, to enjoy a entire accommodation over a more or less long period. It is therefore an excellent compromise between a hotel room, which can quickly become expensive, and a rental apartment.Short-term rentals meet certain legislative requirements and are governed by the ALUR law. Thus, the rental agreement only authorizes the rental of a Furnished apartment, furnished home, furnished lodging to a person who goes there stay temporarily and punctual, without it becoming his main residence. Certain furniture is then mandatory in the accommodation so that it falls within the framework of the ALUR law: a hob, a bed, a refrigerator, storage space, lighting, a bathroom, etc.The rental period of this type of leaseFor a stay to be considered short-term, its duration must not exceed 90 days. On the other hand, no regulation sets the rental price, and the owner is free to display the amount of his choice in the rental lease.A rental contract is then mandatory, in which the lessor mentions all the mandatory data (tariff terms, duration, inventory of installations, etc.). It is also required to carry out an entry and exit inventory.The advantages of renting furnished apartments for the short termIn general, the seasonal rental offers a greater freedomand greater flexibility to customers than to the hotel. Indeed, the tenants have an entire accommodation, with everything necessary to stay without constraint. They can cook, rest, or even wash without having to go out, as we would at home, but they can also go out and eat at any time. Furnished accommodation is thus better equipped than a hotel room, and the client finds himself in his rental with the same comfort as at home.But short-term rental is also often more economicalthan booking a hotel room. Beyond the fact that the rate per night is lower over long periods, it should also be noted that the rental accommodation equipment allows you to cook and have breakfast on site, without having to go at the restaurant.Finally, seasonal rentals also offer a greater privacy, because everyone is free to occupy their accommodation, to come and go as they wish. The staff is often more discreet, but also much warmer.In Paris more than elsewhere, temporary rental offers a real advantage, because the average price of hotel rooms per night is very high, and the cost of catering outside is also high. In addition, the entire accommodation offers very pleasant comfort and security to visit Paris serenely and at your own pace.Cadet residence: an ideal location in Paris for a short stayLocated in the 9th arrondissement of Paris, the Cadet residence is ideally located near the Opéra district and its many treasures.The Grevin MuseumIf you rent a family apartment at the Cadet residence, your whole little family will be delighted to visit the Grevin museum. There, more than 200 wax statues of famous people from our history are exhibited in larger-than-life settings. From the footballer to the singer, passing by the politician or the actor, you will inevitably find a personality dear to your heart.The Drouot hotelTake advantage of your Paris apartment rental to discover the Hotel Drouot. This auction house, built in the 19th century and modernized in 1970, opens its doors every day to visitors curious to know more about the auction of works of art. You will be able to freely access the auction rooms, discover the items for sale, and even attend the auctions.The Palais GarnierBuilt by Charles Garnier during the Second Empire, Garnier opera is an architectural masterpiece, and the facade with its many gildings and statues will dazzle you as soon as you arrive. Inside, the luxurious decoration continues to seduce. Today, opera is  an auditorium dedicated mainly to ballets, but it is also possible to visit the entire building.Department stores in the Opéra districtFashion lovers will take advantage of their short-term apartment to go shopping in the Department Stores of the Opera. Two addresses are essential here:The Galeries Lafayette, with their huge dome, are home to many luxury boutiques and major brand stores;The Spring Haussmann, between the Opéra Garnier and the Gare Saint-Lazare, is the inventor of the sale concept. The Art Deco building is home to many fashion, beauty and decoration stores.The Japanese quarter and rue Sainte-AnneIf you head towards the Royal Palace of the Louvre, you will arrive in the Japanese district of Paris, between the 1st and 2nd arrondissements. We advise you to go to the St. Anne Street, where good restaurant addresses await you to delight you with Asian cuisine at the best prices. Atmosphere guaranteed!You will also find many shops related to Japanese culture, whether with manga, traditional clothing, books…Cadet Residence: an ideal aparthotel for a short-term rental in ParisThe concept of short-term rental appeals to you, and you are looking for a short-term apartment rental in Paris? The Cadet residence will meet your expectations. A nice studio, or a large family apartment? The independent accommodations of the is aparthotel of Paris 9 are what you need.You will be welcomed in a modern and warm setting, for several nights or several weeks, and will enjoy full equipment: private bathroom, fully equipped kitchen, lounge area with sofa bed and flat screen TV, quality bedding…The beautiful apartments of the Cadet residence ensure you a quality temporary rental, in the heart of Paris.Are you planning to stay in Paris for several days? The Cadet residence offers you aapartment for short term rental, to take full advantage of your stay, without constraint or excessive expense.From apartments to studios, the Cadet residence offers you all the advantages ofshort-term rental in Paris for summer 2023.

Cycling provides unique sensations of freedom and fresh air. And just because you’re in a big city doesn’t mean you have to. A true ecological and economical means of transport, the bicycle also contributes to good physical health. Let’s see how to enjoy Paris by bike , and make the ride more enjoyable.Take the time to visit ParisThe big advantage of the bike is that it imposes no constraints on your journey or schedule . Without any imperative, except for mild weather, the bike is therefore an opportunity to take your time to visit Paris , and choose the itinerary of your choice. You are free to stop wherever you want: a café, a museum, the banks of the Seine, a monument… There are many parking spaces for bicycles in the capital, and you are free to stop as you wish.In addition, the many cycle paths allow you to ride safely and at your own pace, far from heavy traffic.The two-wheeler: an economical means of transport in ParisThere is no shortage of public transport in Paris, but none is more economical than cycling. Between the metro ticket at €1.90, the car that requires refueling and regular maintenance, and the taxi ride at several tens of euros, two-wheelers are a free solution . , or almost .Indeed, you have the choice to buy your own bike and its accessories, or to use a bike rental service in Paris , for a traditional bike or an electric bike. There is also a third solution: renting a Vélib’ . In all cases, the investment is low, and very quickly profitable.Learn about slow-travel in the capitalMore and more initiatives are launched to reduce the environmental impact of our behavior and habits. On the front line, the means of transport are gradually moving towards a more reasoned and reasonable use. Bike rides are therefore an opportunity to contribute to this environmental and sustainable approach, by opting for green mobility .The establishment of cycle paths goes in this direction, as do many events, such as Paris Respire , which highlights soft mobility (pedestrian and bicycle). For a few hours, several districts of Paris are then prohibited to all motorized vehicles, to enjoy the pleasure of walking around without polluting .Visit the districts of Paris and beyond in a different wayWhatever your destination in Paris, you are almost sure to be able to find a route on a cycle path . It must be said that the 1,000 km of tracks ensure you a bike ride without limits. You then have the choice of taking the busy main roads, or embarking on the small streets of the capital.This is an opportunity to discover the Parisian districts differently . From the Latin Quarter to the Marais, via Montmartre, soak up the varied atmospheres of these typical neighborhoods.And your ride does not stop there, because on the outskirts of Paris, more than 6,000 km of cycle paths continue to make you travel. A short walk will guide you along the Canal de l’Ourcq, while the bravest can even go to Mont-Saint-Michel, or even to Spain, simply by taking the cycle paths from Paris.Enjoy spring in ParisWith the arrival of fine weather and mild weather, nothing is more pleasant than taking a walk outside. Paris then becomes a huge playground, where you can enjoy a bike ride to get some fresh air . If you have no other goal than to enjoy the good weather, then head to the Parisian parks , ideal for walks: the Bois de Vincennes, the Bois de Boulogne, the Reuilly garden, the Monceau park, the Villette Park…If you like to ride in the heart of the French capital, why not take advantage of spring to take a short bike ride near the most beautiful Parisian monuments ? The Louvre Museum, the banks of the Seine, the Pont des Arts, the Pont Neuf and the Musée d’Orsay are as beautiful from the outside as from the inside.Doing physical activity without even realizing itSport and you, that makes two? So, a short bike ride on a bike path allows you to exercise without even realizing it . Both physical and fun, the two-wheeler offers exceptional sensations. In Paris, the desire to see more and more of the capital’s most beautiful sites will push you to pedal more, always at your own pace.And if you want to make your bike ride even more enjoyable, you can even take advantage of a guided bike tour of Paris . Paris Bike Tour, Paris by bike, or even Blue Fox Travel offer you different themed itineraries, to experience alone, as a couple, with friends or family. Are you curious to live new experiences and visit the capital differently? Try the adventure of cycling in Paris . By reserving a hotel room at the Cadet residence, you ensure access to all the most beautiful courses in just a few minutes.