The Les Halles neighborhood is known for its giant underground shopping center. But you'd better hurry if you want to see it as the entire area will soon be renovated again and undergo yet another facelift. This part of Paris has seen great change in recent years. In the 1950s it was a fruit and vegetable market that eventually gave way to another kind of shopping. Nearby the old buildings have been renovated without losing their original character. Among the restaurants, where every type of cuisine can be sampled, you'll still find some old-time bistros. La Fontaine des Innocents, near the forum, is the only remaining Renaissance era fountain in the city. A little farther on you'll find the rue Saint-Denis which is one of the oldest streets in Paris. At one time kings made their entrance into the city along this street after their coronation. Selecting a Les Halles B&B means discovering a lively and animated Paris at all hours of the day.

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