Butte-aux-Cailles is where old Paris charm meets youthful zest, a hidden gem steeped in history yet alive with trendy bars and vibrant street art.
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Art Deco public swimming pool from 1924, featuring naturally heated spring water at 28°C year-round.
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Charming cobblestone street lined with colorful street art, cozy bistros, and village-like atmosphere.
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Hidden enclave of flower-covered houses and gardens, feeling like a secret village within Paris.
Kick off your exploration of Butte-aux-Cailles with its vibrant street art, starting at the corner of Rue de la Butte-aux-Cailles and Rue des Cinq Diamants. As you wander, keep an eye out for the bronze plaques marking the route of the covered Bièvre river, a nod to the neighborhood's tannery and textile past. After soaking in the local art scene, meander up the hill to enjoy the panoramic views of Paris. End your tour with a leisurely stroll down the quieter lanes, perhaps stopping at a cozy café or bar to soak in the area's unique vibe.
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Stations: Corvisart (Line 6), Place d'Italie (Lines 5, 6, 7)
From city center: ~20-25 minutes
Lines: 27, 47, 83, 91
From city center: ~25-30 minutes
From Quartier Latin: ~45-50 minutes
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