Neighbourhoods
The nicest neighbourhoods in Paris
My favourite neighbourhoods in Paris are listed below. From shopping on Rue des Martyrs to the best restaurants in Belleville.
My favourite neighbourhoods in Paris are listed below. From shopping on Rue des Martyrs to the best restaurants in Belleville.
The city is teeming with lovely spots that Parisians know all too well how to find, both during the day and in the evening.
One of the least touristy neighbourhoods, right near the city centre. If you stay here, you’ll feel as though you’re living in Paris.
A neighbourhood brimming with major attractions, museums, upmarket Michelin-starred restaurants and designer shops.
Mighty and luxurious Paris. In this beautiful neighbourhood, you can stroll from one monument to the next through charming little streets and wide avenues.
Sample Japanese cuisine in Little Tokyo, shop at the major department stores and admire the arcades and the impressive architecture.
Picnicking by the Canal Saint-Martin, enjoying vegan food at trendy restaurants and shopping at local specialist shops.
This neighbourhood, full of charming little streets, street art and concept stores, has an urban and alternative vibe. Père-Lachaise is also here.
A lively neighbourhood with major museums, trendy boutiques and clubs where you can dance until late into the evening.
Take a seat at a 1920s Art Deco bistro, enjoy the nightlife until the early hours, or spend a day shopping.
Paris originated on the Île de la Cité, the island where Notre-Dame now stands. The charming Île Saint-Louis lies right next to it.
Paris’s artists’ quarter, with delicious street food, trendy cocktail bars and the Sacré-Coeur.
A lively neighbourhood full of medieval streets, where writers and artists come for inspiration and students come to study.
Enjoy a bite to eat at a restaurant run by a young, up-and-coming chef, shop at concept stores and spend an evening out at a trendy bar or club.
