Passage de L'Ancre

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Saint Martin
Being just over 50 meters long, this passage is very different from traditional covered passages of Paris... You can access by 2 different entrance 223 rue Saint-Marin or 30 rue Turbigo. BThere are many little offices and businesses in this passageway. Of historical significance, is that many people tried to hide in this passage during WWII.
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