(Photos 22, 23) Turning back around towards rue des Francs Bourgeois, we’ll walk down what is one of the major shopping streets in the area and one of the few streets open for shopping on Sundays. You’ll pass a variety of attractive stores including MAC, Camper, Kiehl’s, L’Occitane and Diptyque to name just a few.

(Photos 24, 25) At the intersection of rue de Sevigné and rue des Francs Bourgeois, you can see the Musée Carnavalet to your right and the St. Paul church in the distance to your left. About a block down this street to the left is a bookstore that has books exclusively on Paris and its history.

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