Apart from the Sacré-Coeur, for which the hilltop of Montmartre and a bucolic part of the 18th arrondissement are famous, it's generally a rather unloved area for tourists. Yet the 18th arrondissement is as rich as it is cultural, with many cultural influences from all over the world. For the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, the 18th arrondissement is hosting some of the sporting events: how about a little jaunt through the 18th arrondissement for the occasion?
Recently opened in 2023, theArena de la Porte de la Chapelle is the18th arrondissement's only Olympic venue. Designed to host a wide range of cultural and sporting events, the Arena is also the year-round home of Paris Basketball. For the Paris 2024 Games, the Porte de la Chapelle Arena will host the badminton and para-badminton events, as well as the para-taekwondo events for the Paralympics and part of the rhythmic gymnastics events. To reach the site by public transport, take the RER E (Rosa Parks stop), the T3b metro or metro line 12 (Porte de la Chapelle stop).
Arena Porte de la Chapelle, the new sports and cultural hub to the north of Paris
Recently inaugurated in 2023, the Arena de la Porte de la Chapelle will revitalize a lesser-known neighborhood at the gateway to Paris. With this new event and sports venue designed for local residents in the same way as occasional visitors, the Arena will host, among other things, some of the Olympic and Paralympic events of the 2024 Games. [Read more]
A martial art from South Korea, taekwondo is set to bring the Grand Palais to life this summer 2024, during the Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games. An opportunity to learn more about this combat sport and the competition program! [Read more]
Want to know everything about badminton and para-badminton at the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games? From its Olympic and Paralympic history to its rising French stars and event details, dive into the exciting world of badminton and para-badminton at Paris 2024 and its program! [Read more]
Discover everything there is to know about the gymnastics events at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games... From key dates to emblematic venues, via the athletes and their medals, get ready to experience the intensity of the games through the discipline's events. [Read more]
As well as Montmartre, its Sacré-Coeur and its pretty streets, the 18th arrondissement has a lot to offer, starting with its gastronomy and its many cultural venues. Before or after the races, make the most of your visit to the Arena by taking a stroll through the 18th arrondissement!
Le Trianon: the former music hall turned famous venue at the foot of Montmartre Hill
A famous venue in Paris's 18th arrondissement, the Trianon has played host to major national and international artists since its inauguration in 1894. Here's a look back at the history of this entertainment mecca, nestled at the foot of the Butte Montmartre. [Read more]
La scène Barbès, the New York-style comedy club
The Barbès stage is the place to be in Paris's 18th arrondissement. The comedy club offers 3 different sets featuring established comedians, potential future stand-up stars and even first-time performers. [Read more]
Parc Marcel Bleustein Blanchet, the green nugget hidden next to Sacré-Coeur
At the top of the Butte Montmartre, just a few minutes' walk reveals a little jewel of greenery: the Parc Marcel Bleustein Blanchet, a little-known green space that has lost none of its charm. [Read more]
The Loop: the play awarded the Molière for Best Extended Comedy in the Theatre
After the success of No Limit, Robin Goupil presents his new creation: The Loop. The play has just been awarded the Molière for best comedy, so don't delay! [Read more]
Le Boréal, fabulous responsible café-bistro by Philippine Jaillet and Charles Neyers (Top Chef 2025)
Café in the morning, bistro at lunchtime and in the evening, brunch at weekends; Le Boréal is the perfect solution to all your desires. Its founder-chefs, Philippine Jaillet and Charles Neyers, are both taking part in Top Chef 2025. [Read more]
Dengo: Brazilian chocolates come to Paris
Sponsored - Discover Dengo, unique chocolateries offering fair-trade, sustainable and healthy Brazilian chocolate. A place dedicated to Brazil, where a passionate team shares its cocoa culture and love of chocolate. Discover our two Parisian boutiques: the Dengo boutique in the Abbesses district of the 18th arrondissement, and the one in Saint Germain des Prés in the 6th arrondissement. [Read more]
Ernestine Café, the cosy family coffee shop with children's play area, in the 18th arrondissement
Rue Joseph de Maistre, at the foot of the Butte Montmartre in the 18th arrondissement, welcomes you with a pastel-green façade, stamped "Ernestine Café": it's here that you'll discover a welcoming, family-run neighborhood café and canteen, offering a home-made menu at very affordable prices. [Read more]
Paris Design Week 2024: immerse yourself in Chromaverse, a colorful VR experience from Meaningful Studio
Meaningful Studio invites us to preview its VR experience Chromaverse, a magical journey through color and light to be experienced from September 4 to 8, 2024. [Read more]
Shinya Pain: an atypical shop specializing in natural sourdough in Montmartre
For gourmets in search of authenticity! In the 18th arrondissement, there's a little bakery open 4 days a week and for 3 hours only, that's sure to delight lovers of natural sourdough breads. Introducing Shinya Pain! [Read more]
Coeur Sacré, Montmartre's rooftop bar-restaurant and designer boutique
Coeur Sacré is the name of this new living space in the heart of the Butte Montmartre. On the menu: a duplex featuring a designer boutique, delicatessen, bakery, exhibition space, coffee shop and, don't forget, a rooftop with lounge bar and restaurant! [Read more]
Boris Lumé, the ultra creative bakery and pastry shop in Montmartre
Boris Lumé is a bakery that delights Parisian sweet tooths with creative pastries that can be found in two locations in the 18th arrondissement of Paris. For those of you who love great local nuggets, this is the place to be. [Read more]
The Adidas Arena: the new cultural and sports venue in Paris
Built as part of the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, the Adidas Arena was officially inaugurated on February 11, 2024. We tell you more about this huge new cultural and sporting venue in the north of the capital. [Read more]
Restaurants in Paris's 18th arrondissement: Where to eat in the district? Our best addresses
Looking for a good restaurant in Paris' 18th arrondissement? Here are our best addresses, our latest finds and our favorites! [Read more]
From July 26 to September 8, 2024, join us in the 18th arrondissement of Paris to celebrate the Olympic Games in style!
Arena Porte de la Chapelle, the new sports and cultural hub to the north of Paris
Paris 2024 Olympics: program, history, athletes, taekwondo at the Olympic and Paralympic Games
Paris 2024 Paralympic Games: events, history, athletes... Para-badminton at the Games
Paris 2024: program, rules, history, athletes, gymnastics at the Olympic Games
