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Rue des Rosiers

Rue des Rosiers is a street in Paris's fourth arrondissement, in the Marais, that forms the centre of the Jewish quarter known as the Pletzl. It has two synagogues, at numbers 17 and 25, and at number 4 the facade of the former Hammam Saint-Paul is preserved, built in 1863, with the inscription 'HAMMAM SAINT-PAUL - SAUNA - PISCINE'. The street is also known for its kosher Middle Eastern food, with L'As du Fallafel (numbers 32-34) a popular restaurant for its falafel sandwich. In recent years it has also gained a reputation for fashion, with minimalist boutiques of European labels. Thanks to an exception to opening hours linked to the Jewish Sabbath, cafés and shops open on Sundays and public holidays, drawing large crowds, both Jewish and non-Jewish.

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