What are the nearest attractions to Marché des Enfants Rouges?

Attractions near Marché des Enfants Rouges: 3rd Arrondissement Picasso Museum (Musée National Picasso Paris) Museum of Jewish Art and History (Musée d’Art et d’Histoire du Judaïsme)

What else should I know about attractions in Paris?

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The Dunes Studio Gallery and Café displays a wide range of artworks and handcrafted items, some made by locals and others amassed by the gallery owners during their travels around Southeast Asia. The Dunes also features an on-side pottery studio, where you can catch daily demonstrations from potters at work.

Because of its convenient setting on the dune-dotted coast of northern central Prince Edward Island, Dunes Studio Gallery is a common stop-off on sightseeing tours. Tours typically follow routes along Green Gables Shore—the north half of the Central Coastal Drive—and combine visits to the gallery with trips to scenic viewpoints and attractions such as the dune-backed Brackley Beach and Dalvay-By-The-Sea in Prince Edward Island National Park.

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Arts and Crafts on Prince Edward Island

If you’re keen to discover more local artwork and crafts, you’ll find plenty of galleries, shops, and cultural centers within easy reach. In the west of the island, the Eptek Art and Cultural Centre spotlights local artists through rotating exhibits, while Village Pottery in New London—on the north shore—sells unique pieces made by local potters.

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