Saint-Ouen & around
Gastronomie
Local cheese maker only using milk from nearby factories to make cheese and other dairy products. Great local initiative. Also offers local beer and delicious sandwiches.
Fromaville - Laiterie Artisanale et Urbaine
10 Rue des BateliersLocal cheese maker only using milk from nearby factories to make cheese and other dairy products. Great local initiative. Also offers local beer and delicious sandwiches.
L’épicerie Renée grocery shop is an independent eco-responsible grocery shop created by three sisters. At Renée's it is possible to make a complete weekly basket: fresh, dry, liquid, cosmetic, drugstore and home products, while limiting waste. The products are selected as locally as possible, with as little processing as possible and for their good value for money.
L'épicerie Renée
29 Rue de la Clef des ChampsL’épicerie Renée grocery shop is an independent eco-responsible grocery shop created by three sisters. At Renée's it is possible to make a complete weekly basket: fresh, dry, liquid, cosmetic, drugstore and home products, while limiting waste. The products are selected as locally as possible, with as little processing as possible and for their good value for money.
A small café where you can enjoy sweet or savory treats at any time of the day (also serves breakfast and brunch). Every day, they prepare homemade pastries, viennoiseries, and dishes using fresh ingredients.
Bloom café
A small café where you can enjoy sweet or savory treats at any time of the day (also serves breakfast and brunch). Every day, they prepare homemade pastries, viennoiseries, and dishes using fresh ingredients.
Right behind the building - La Communale is a huge food court dedicated to gastronomy and culture, the largest food court in the region, waiting to be discovered!
Communale Saint-Ouen
Right behind the building - La Communale is a huge food court dedicated to gastronomy and culture, the largest food court in the region, waiting to be discovered!
Lieux emblématiques
At the gates of Paris lies the largest flea market in the world. A unique place, dense and lively, which spreads over 7 hectares and has fourteen markets and more than 1,500 merchants.
78 moradores locais recomendam
Marche aux Puces station
At the gates of Paris lies the largest flea market in the world. A unique place, dense and lively, which spreads over 7 hectares and has fourteen markets and more than 1,500 merchants.
Only ten minutes from Garibaldi on Line 13 is a church that radiates French royal history.
Almost every French king from the 900s onwards was buried here, and they are honoured with exquisite tombs crafted between the 1100s and 1500s.
These are sensational works of Gothic and Renaissance sculpture and can distract you for hours.
The architecture is also seminal, as when it was remodelled in the 1100s it became arguably the first Gothic church in France.
This being a royal site, the Revolution wasn’t kind to the basilica, but it came through a restoration in the 1800s at the hands of the master architect Viollet-le Duc.
189 moradores locais recomendam
Basílica de Saint-Denis
1 Rue de la Légion d'HonneurOnly ten minutes from Garibaldi on Line 13 is a church that radiates French royal history.
Almost every French king from the 900s onwards was buried here, and they are honoured with exquisite tombs crafted between the 1100s and 1500s.
These are sensational works of Gothic and Renaissance sculpture and can distract you for hours.
The architecture is also seminal, as when it was remodelled in the 1100s it became arguably the first Gothic church in France.
This being a royal site, the Revolution wasn’t kind to the basilica, but it came through a restoration in the 1800s at the hands of the master architect Viollet-le Duc.
The 18th Arrondissement is just south of Saint-Ouen and has some of the city’s best-known sights.
None are as famous as this Neo-Byzantine basilica that shines across Paris from its throne on the Butte Montmartre.
You’ve got to get up for that timeless panorama of the city, but the basilica is also indispensible: Not only for the late-19th century architecture, but for the difficult period of the city’s history that it symbolises.
It was constructed right where the Paris Commune was crushed in 1871, and was built as an act of penance following France’s defeat in the Franco-Prussian War.
2106 moradores locais recomendam
Basílica de Sacré-Cœur
35 Rue du Chevalier de la BarreThe 18th Arrondissement is just south of Saint-Ouen and has some of the city’s best-known sights.
None are as famous as this Neo-Byzantine basilica that shines across Paris from its throne on the Butte Montmartre.
You’ve got to get up for that timeless panorama of the city, but the basilica is also indispensible: Not only for the late-19th century architecture, but for the difficult period of the city’s history that it symbolises.
It was constructed right where the Paris Commune was crushed in 1871, and was built as an act of penance following France’s defeat in the Franco-Prussian War.
Mains d'Œuvres was born of a founding desire: to transmit creation to all, to give back the capacity to imagine, to feel and to create our society together. Through exhibitions, concerts, performances, workshops and encounters during the creative process and in the exploration of innovative artistic forms.
52 moradores locais recomendam
Mains d'Œuvres
1 Rue Charles GarnierMains d'Œuvres was born of a founding desire: to transmit creation to all, to give back the capacity to imagine, to feel and to create our society together. Through exhibitions, concerts, performances, workshops and encounters during the creative process and in the exploration of innovative artistic forms.
Restaurants
Le Ripailleur is a place where people come to have and share a good time. Lunch or dinner, but also a drink, a snack and a chance to make every moment a little party. To have a good time!
34 moradores locais recomendam
Le Ripailleur
9 Rue du Dr BauerLe Ripailleur is a place where people come to have and share a good time. Lunch or dinner, but also a drink, a snack and a chance to make every moment a little party. To have a good time!
Creative bistro cuisine for this cosy restaurant with its industrial-inspired brick decor.
42 moradores locais recomendam
La Puce
17 Rue Ernest RenanCreative bistro cuisine for this cosy restaurant with its industrial-inspired brick decor.
In a former train station, this trendy bistro serves simple dishes with a country in the spotlight each week.
499 moradores locais recomendam
La Recyclerie
83 Bd OrnanoIn a former train station, this trendy bistro serves simple dishes with a country in the spotlight each week.
Bars
Spacious café with an artistic and relaxed atmosphere and a large green terrace offering brunches, mezzes and tapas. There is also a rooftop located at the base of the iconic Moulin Rouge windmill!
124 moradores locais recomendam
Bar À Bulles
4 Cité VéronSpacious café with an artistic and relaxed atmosphere and a large green terrace offering brunches, mezzes and tapas. There is also a rooftop located at the base of the iconic Moulin Rouge windmill!