Paris City Map 75004 : Map of Paris France

Paris City Map 75004 : 4th District : 4eme Arrondissement

Paris City Map 75004 :  Chatelet, Hotel de Ville, Bastille

In the 1980s I used to live in the 4th at 19 Rue St Antoine just after Rue de Rivoli turned into Rue St Antoine (as a continuation of the Champs Elysees) and just before it reached the Bastille Monument.  Oh I loved this area, and I still do :-)

It’s changed a lot over the past 20 years and now there are even more wonderful things to do and see, great places to shop and eat – you’ll love it, I’m sure.

Here in the heart of the Marais you will find the gay-friendly hotels, restaurants and trendy hotspots, with fabulous shopping and plenty of people watching. The rue des Rosiers is the centre of Jewish Paris, and crossing the short bridges to the Ile St. Louis and the Ile de la Cité will find you in historical Paris, some of the very oldest areas.

Features include the Notre-Dame Cathedral [Our Lady], the Hôtel de Ville ( Paris Town Hall), Beaubourg.

Paris street map

I always recommend the Plan de Paris as the best Paris street Map to carry around, but for online I like to use the Google map:

To get around on the map above, just use the PLUS and MINUS sign on the left of the map to ZOOM IN and ZOOM OUT. Click on a part of the map and drag it in any direction to see another part of the map – have fun!

Map of Paris France

At home I have a map of Paris France on the wall beside my computer – ok, I know that might be going too far, but I love to daydream about all the placenames I haven’t visited yet.

Paris tourist map

For the general Paris tourist map, grab any brochure, pop into any touristy stores, visit the Tourist information booths all over Paris, buy a newspaper or magazine … you’ll find the touris maps everywhere :-)

Related links for Paris city map pages:

Districts/Arrondissements > 1 > 2 > 3 > 4 > 5 > 6 > 7 > 8 > 9 > 10 > 11 > 12 > Google  Map of Paris > Paris metro map

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