Auberge Nicolas Flamel

Medieval grandeur meets contemporary refinement in an atmosphere that balances historical reverence with warm, welcoming hospitality.

Six centuries of architectural history preserved in stone and timber, where medieval bones support contemporary dining elegance.

Paris's oldest standing house, built in 1407 and named for the legendary alchemist Nicolas Flamel, offers a dining experience where six centuries of history frame contemporary gastronomy.

Reserve well in advance, consider the lunch menu for exceptional value, and request ground-floor seating to watch the kitchen in action.