Canals, stations and neighbourhood streets
10th district: Entrepôt
Around Gare du Nord and Gare de l’Est, the 10th district is both a place of passage and a residential area. Canal Saint-Martin and nearby shopping streets offer a slower walk away from the main flows.
The four administrative quarters
- Saint-Vincent-de-Paul
- Porte-Saint-Denis
- Porte-Saint-Martin
- Hôpital-Saint-Louis
These administrative names do not always match the informal areas used in everyday conversation.
Administrative area: approximately 2.89 km². This is an area measurement, not a walking distance. Official district dataset, source record dated 2026-10-06.
Leave the station bustle for the canal
Follow Canal Saint-Martin and its locks to move away from the stations. A loop through Jardin Villemin and Place Sainte-Marthe also reveals the 10th district’s local streets.
Choose a clear meeting point
When arriving by train, agree on an above-ground meeting point before starting. The outing can focus on one canal section instead of assuming the whole district must be crossed.
Local services in the guide’s dataset
98 records carry this district explicitly in their source. This is a count of our dataset, not of every service in the district.
Find drinking water and toilets in this district (French) · Search local resources (French)
- Mairie du 10e arrondissement — 72 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Martin, Paris 10e
- Bibliothèque Claire Bretécher — 11 rue de Lancry, Paris 10e
- Bibliothèque François Villon — 81, boulevard de la Villette, Paris 10e
- Fonds Patrimonial Heure Joyeuse — 8 rue Léon Schwartzenberg , Paris 10e
- Médiathèque Françoise Sagan — 8 rue Léon Schwartzenberg, Paris 10e
- Piscine Catherine Lagatu — 155 avenue Parmentier, Paris 10e
Official service and street names retain their French names. Check details on the linked provider websites.
Choose the visits you want to include
Walking options connected to these places
- Paris with a village atmosphere — A day outside the main monumental axis, from Montmartre to Belleville through northeastern Paris.
- Paris beside the water — Follow the Seine and then the canals to see Paris from its banks and footbridges.
These links share places explicitly recorded in our data. They do not establish proximity or a fully accessible route.
English translation prepared on from the French source record dated 2026-10-06. Translation does not constitute a fresh factual verification. French version.