It's the story of a street: Beautreillis, from great families to small artisans

The Beautreillis street in Paris has undergone various names and layouts before its current form was established in 1838. The name derives from 'treille', relating to vine cultivation. This short street in the Marais district is often discovered by tourists, particularly Americans, and features historical doorways and remnants of aristocratic residences. Notably, at number 22, the Hôtel de Charny from the 17th century still showcases a grand red portal. The site has a rich history, having hosted artists like Charles Baudelaire and Paul Cézanne, with the Théâtre Espace Marais operating there since 1980.