Canal Saint-Martin

Canal Saint Martin is lined with restaurants and century-old trees, ideal for leisure walks and boating through tunnels and locks.Canal Saint Martin is lined with restaurants and century-old trees, ideal for leisure walks and boating through tunnels and locks.

A 2.8-mile-long canal popular for leisure strolls, picnics, and boat rides. Made famous by 'Amélie' and beloved by locals for its vibrant atmosphere.

Picturesque waterway lined with fun cafes, shops, and restaurants. Popular with locals and tourists.

For the best Du Pain et des Idées (Dupanet Dizzy Day) experience, it is recommended to take your pastries to the nearby Canal St-Martin for an optimal pastry-eating experience. This spot provides a picturesque backdrop to enjoy your treats while indulging in some people-watching in a classic Parisian setting.

Sit by the canal in the morning for a calm vibe or at night with people, beer, and guitars.

A smaller, more intimate canal than the Seine, close to the water and a great spot to experience during Fête de la Musique.