Rue Montorgueil Paris historic market street

Welcome to Rue Montorgueil in Paris

Experience the authentic spirit of Parisian market life on Rue Montorgueil, a historic pedestrian street in the heart of the 2nd arrondissement. This vibrant cobblestone street has been the epicenter of Parisian food culture for over 800 years, where locals and visitors alike discover artisanal foods, traditional bistros, and the timeless charm of old Paris.

Paris Metro transportation

Transportation & Access

The best way to reach Rue Montorgueil is via the Paris Métro. Located in the 2nd arrondissement, the street is easily accessible from multiple metro stations including Étienne Marcel (Line 4), Les Halles (Lines 1, 4, 7, 11, 14), and Sentier (Line 3). The pedestrian-friendly street makes walking the ideal way to explore once you arrive.

Rue Montorgueil location map

Dining & Gastronomy

From historic patisseries like Stohrer (established 1730) to contemporary bistros, Rue Montorgueil offers an unparalleled culinary journey. Sample artisanal cheeses, fresh oysters, traditional French pastries, and discover why this street remains the heart of Parisian food culture. Each establishment tells a story of generations-old culinary traditions.

Historic Heritage

Finest Market and Shopping Street in Paris

See, experience and become the Real Paris. Away from the tourist-only areas, but close to sightseeing attractions, a unique place to experience authentic Parisian life. Rue Montorgueil has preserved its medieval character while embracing modern Parisian culture, making it the perfect destination for discerning travelers seeking genuine French experiences.