The Saint Vincent de Paul "village" is organized around its church, its inhabitants, shops, markets, monuments and railway stations, quite simply you will find Paris there! Lively and dynamic during the day, the place becomes quite calm and scenic at night time.

 And if ever you feel like going for a walk, this place is close to all the main tourist places of interest.

 The Canal Saint Martin and the Bassin de la Villette with their locks, their bridges and waterways offer a typical Parisian promenade. Between Bastille, République and the Rotonde de la Villette, this popular area and "fashionable" is full of charm, romance and vitality. On foot or by bike paths along the canal you quickly to the Bastille, the Marais and the Parc de la Villette.

 Le  Marais is the historical, popular and aristocratic heart of Paris. Between the Place des Vosges and the Beaubourg Centre, town houses interspersed with museums as well as art galleries. You can walk to many cultural sites such as Notre-Dame, the St-Louis Island, the Quartier Latin...

 The Grands Boulevards take place from the Opera to the Place de la République. Popular on the east side, they welcome fashion and luxury on the west side.All along these "boulevards", cinemas, theaters and museums make of this place a very lively and appreciated district. More peacefully, you can stroll across the covered ways of the XIXth century (Jouffroy, Panoramas, Vivenne and Colbert "Galeries") to go to the Palais Royal and to the Louvre Museum.