Be sure not to miss the area around Rue de Marseille, which offers a good mix of clothes and shoe shops and delicatessens.
Right next to the city’s tourist centre, you’ll find this urban and lively neighbourhood with a raw and alternative vibe. The neighbourhood is home to a mix of hipsters, creative types and locals who have lived here for years. The main attractions in this neighbourhood are the imposing Place de la République and the famous Canal Saint-Martin. On a warm summer’s day in particular, you’ll see lots of young Parisians settling down by the water for a picnic or a drink.
