If you're looking for a cinephile's stroll through Paris, you can follow in the footsteps of Amélie Poulain! Jean-Pierre Jeunet's cult film showcases the capital as it has rarely been, in locations you can now explore.
The Canal Saint-Martin, the smallest of Paris's canals, will celebrate its 200th anniversary in 2025! Rediscover its banks, its history and its anecdotes aboard discovery cruises throughout the year.
This year, Paris Plages adds a new play and swimming area. In addition to La Villette and the Rives de Seine, the Canal Saint-Martin is the place to enjoy summer in Paris this year. Here's the program.
Until November 25, 2024, discover "Les 4 Cardinales du Sport", a series of stained glass sculptures, exhibited on the Belvédère Claude-Gérard Marcus, overlooking the Canal Saint Martin, during the Paris Olympic Games!
Work continues in Paris. The next legendary Parisian landmark to be transformed into a construction site? The Canal Saint-Martin. Located in the capital's 10th arrondissement and inaugurated in 1825, the Canal Saint-Martin will be getting a facelift to reveal, by 2026, more spaces dedicated to pedestrians and cyclists.
For this year's European Heritage Days, head to the city's most iconic power centers, stunning churches, or discover hidden, little-known monuments around the capital. But don't miss the chance to explore a different facet of heritage—its waterways. Here, from the Canauxrama docks on the Canal Saint-Martin, you can uncover the charming aquatic side of Paris.
Normally open for bathing every Sunday this summer, the Canal Saint-Martin has to close its doors to bathers due to pollution. Heavy weather over the past few days has degraded water quality.
Want to do a good deed for the environment and get back in shape at the same time? Try plogging this Saturday, April 8, on the banks of the Canal Saint-Martin, mixing jogging and waste collection.
