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Canal Saint-Martin - What To Know BEFORE You Go

Ways to visit Canal Saint-Martin

Visitors can stroll along the picturesque waterway, where quaint storefronts and tiny homes nod to another era. Relax at one of the numerous café tables and sip a glass of fine wine, or float along the canal on one of the city’s famous riverboats. Some of the best shopping in Paris is along Canal Saint-Martin, making it an ideal place to spend a late afternoon in the open air.

Tour options for visiting the canal area include dinner cruises and food tours. Themed off-the-beaten-track tours also often visit the area.

Things to know before you go to Canal Saint-Martin

Canal Saint-Martin is one of Paris’ trending neighborhoods and has a bohemian vibe.
The streets spreading east and west of the canal are your best bet for a wide choice of cafés and restaurants.
There are numerous entertainment options in the area, from dance halls to cultural centers, and large venues such as the Philharmonie de Paris, Bataclan, and Cabaret Sauvage.

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St. Martin Covered Market (Marché Couvert Saint-Martin)

Established in 1859, Marché Couvert Saint-Martin is one of only five covered markets remaining in Paris. Open from morning until evening Tuesday to Saturday and on Sunday mornings, it’s a great place to stock up on everything you need for a picnic along the canal, such as cheese, ham, sausage, and fresh fruit and vegetables.

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