Administrations and services Paris 4th 75004

Housed in the Hôtel de Lamoignon, which alone is worth a visit, the Bibliothèque Historique de la Ville de Paris (BHVP) houses a collection of over a million documents on the history of the capital and the Ile-de-France region, including manuscripts, old maps, drawings, postcards and photographs from the ^16th century to the present day. The archives of Parisian families, autographs, scholarly papers, topographical documents, archaeological surveys, correspondence of famous men and manuscripts preserved in the library are remarkable. Among the most precious documents are some of Voltaire's correspondence, manuscripts by Michelet, Flaubert's notebooks and the manuscript of his Education sentimentale. The BHVP is designed for researchers, but also for anyone with a passion for the destiny of the most beautiful city in the world! Consultation is on site only, after free registration and presentation of proof of identity and a photo. The Renaissance-style building, which is well worth a visit in any case, also hosts exhibitions on Paris. All in all, it's a place where you can get caught up in the discoveries and readings, and one that every Paris lover, and indeed every curious person, should discover at least once. And don't forget that the library is open from 10am to 6pm, Monday to Saturday: plenty of time for a moment out of time!

The Hôtel-Dieu de Paris is a hospital located on the Île de la Cité, in the 4th arrondissement of Paris. Rebuilt between 1867 and 1878, it was designed by architects Émile Jacques Gilbert and Arthur-Stanislas Diet. It also offers medical consultations with and without appointment, as well as a wide range of specialized consultations. Hôtel-Dieu offers specific services, such as sports medicine and sleep disorders. It also provides dedicated facilities for vulnerable people and victims. The hospital is also a research center for public health, epidemiology and biostatistics. To get there, you can use public transport such as the metro (lines 4, 1, 11, 7 and 14) or the RER (lines B and C).

On Saint Louis Island, the Pharmacie centrale de l'île Saint Louis is a real landmark for residents and visitors to the island. With a warm and welcoming team made up of Colette, Christine, Catherine and Maurice, the pharmacy offers a wide range of products and services. In addition to allopathic medicines, the pharmacy also offers homeopathic, phytotherapy and venous support products. Customers can also find cosmetology products, dietary supplements, hygiene products and accessories such as hairbrushes and mirrors. The pharmacy also offers services such as vital card updates and dermocosmetic animations by parapharmacy laboratories. Payment methods accepted include credit cards, bank checks and cash.

Pharmacie de la Mairie offers a range of services, including in-store shopping. Please note that opening times are subject to change, so check before you go.

Pharmacie du Centre Pompidou offers in-store shopping services. Schedules may be subject to change, so please check before visiting.

Did you know that you only have to go to the site of the Paris City Hall and subscribe to send you by mail, the quarterly magazine of the City of Paris, which informs you about its actions (services, social, culture, sport…) and on the life of the city? In Paris, it wants to be as complete as possible by proposing many headings such as: Cultural agenda, Spatial planning, Urban planning, Associations, Culture, Education, Environment, Exhibitions, Literary, Leisure, Cultural Heritage, City Policy, Portraits, Social, Solidarity, Exit, Sports, Public Transport, Urban Transport, Urban Planning…

Each year, the City of Paris organises Japanese courses for adults. Registration forms are to be withdrawn in your district town hall; registration starts on September 1 st. Successful candidates must then attend an evaluation session to determine groups of levels. Prices for one year are really very cheap, or about 160 €, so there are many candidates.

Contact (Paris and 14 antennae in the province) is an association animated by parents, which has been designed to help families understand and accept homosexuality from one of their own, and help them communicate with their parents or relatives, by providing them with the necessary understanding to better live their homosexuality, to fight against discrimination. Regular open meeting (noted on the website).

The Mag is an association of young people between the ages of 16 and 26 whose vocation is to help other young people, gay and lesbian alike, and to fight against homophobia. Thanks to its reception centre and the proposed activities - outings, picnic, evenings, etc. - the Mag allows gay homosexual young people, or asks them to meet to discuss and share their questions or experiences. On the website, you can also find information on sexual orientation and gender identity, as well as a forum for discussion on various themes ranging from the discovery of its feelings to the coming out of the cinema, the cinema, the TV series, etc. Through a program of school interventions, volunteers from Mag raise awareness at the fight against school. homophobia and sexism and respect for differences. The Mag, created in 1985 under the name of Gay Gay Movement, received its approval «Youth and Popular Education» on 21 January 1999.

you are affected by HIV and/or hepatitis, and you are discriminated against at work, contact Thérèse at Tel 01 53 24 90 67.

The Gay and Lesbian Centre is a volunteer association offering a place of reception and activities to all those who are interested in homosexuality. This room also houses a café-library that occasionally serves as a place of exposure. The Centre gathers all information concerning homosexuality and health, but also labour law or law in general, politics, and gay culture. The Gay and Lesbian Centre of Paris is a welcoming area open to the public every day. The CGL also domicilie many associations. It is unfortunate that the timetables do not allow for an opening in the morning, and that there is no coordination with gay businesses, like more evenings.

In the Marais, it is difficult to miss this pharmacy. In fact, in the traditional enseigne of pharmacies - a green cross - is cast a red ribbon as a sign of solidarity with people living with HIV. In this case, gays and lesbians can safely and safely address problems affecting them. Beware, the prices of non-pharmacy products tend to be a more expensive hair than outside the perimeter of the Marais.

Real estate agency specialized in the Marais - sale and rental. The website presents their different sales and rentals.

More than just a souvenir shop, this teaches many services for tourists and Parisians: Paris Museum Pass, Open Tour by bus, reservation for Boats Flies, ticketing (shows, concert), money transfer abroad (Money gram), parking card, tickets for concerts in the Holy Chapel, Internet connection, fax, printing of photos, batteries, sd, adaptateur, telephone cards, batteries, sale of credit for rechargeable blue cards, drinks… Efficient service and welcoming reception!