The city of Paris is an infinite source of discoveries and distractions. So why settle for visiting the monuments? The many exhibitions regularly offered in the capital are an opportunity to learn more about many subjects. Discover it program of exhibitions in Paris in February 2023.

La Cadet Résidence: your aparthotel to attend the Paris 2023 exhibitions

If you are visiting Paris for a short or long stay, you will first of all have to find accommodation, in order to be able to take full advantage of the Parisian exhibitions.

Located in the heart of the 9th arrondissement of Paris, and very well served by public transport, the Cadet Residence is then the ideal pied-à-terre for your stay in Paris. The aparthotel offers you a unique tourist experience, by staying in a completely independent apartment or studio. You will then have plenty of time to enjoy the comfort of fully equipped accommodation, with kitchenette, living room, bedding and bathroom. But you will especially appreciate having no time constraints, being able to have lunch and dinner in your accommodation at the time of your choice, to live at your own pace and to have your apartment as you see fit.

And to complete your experience, the aparthotel’s hotel services (towels and bed linen, reception, grocery kit, etc.) ensure you have an unforgettable stay.

Visit the famous Grévin museum in Paris 9

Must-see museum of the capital, the Grevin museum puts stars in the eyes of young and old alike. During a stay with family, friends, or even lovers, go to the Grands Boulevards, where you will discover the most famous museum in Paris.

Opened in 1882, the museum was originally intended to display wax figures of public figures. At that time, when television and social networks did not exist, these very realistic statues allowed people to put a face to a name.

Gradually, the concept has evolved, and today we find all the celebrities and important people who have marked history.

Stroll through the different corridors and thematic rooms, and discover the arger than life statues, coming from all walks of life. Writers, singers, politicians, sportsmen and cultural personalities are exhibited here for the happiness of all, in more or less worked stagings, over thematic rooms.

How about taking a selfie with Kylian Mbappé, Omar Sy, Charles Aznavour, Maria Callas, or even Queen Elizabeth II, Molière, Louis XIV or Mozart? In these places, nearly 2,000 personalities have already seen their doubles exhibited alongside the biggest names in this world.

The exhibition Der Sonnenstich: Katinka Bock unveils her photos at the Pernod Ricard Foundation

If you know Katinka Bock, the famous German contemporary artist, for her sculptures, you will be amazed to learn that she also excels in the art of photography. It is thus at the Fondation Pernod Ricard, in the 8th arrondissement of Paris, that the artist exhibits his most beautiful works,from February 14 to April 29, 2023.

Exposure The sunstroke, or “sunshine” in French, brings together 65 photographs. If most are made in black and white, there are however colored touches. Moreover, we owe the name of the exhibition to the artist’s strong desire to play with light, an element so inspiring for her.

And to stage her work, the German photographer made an unprecedented and surprising choice of scenography for her unprecedented exhibition. Thus, each photo is presented on a suspended panel, presenting on one side a warm fabric, and on the other, a reflective and cold aluminum plate.

Don’t miss the free exposition The sunstroke, Tuesday to Friday, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. (evening until 9 p.m. on Wednesdays).

Golds and Treasures, a free exhibition that inspires dreams at the School of Jewelry Arts

If you are a lover of jewelry arts, go to School of Jewelry Arts, in the 1st arrondissement of Paris, to discover theGolds and Treasures exhibition.

From December 1, 2022 to April 14, 2023, discover more than 3,000 years of goldsmithing, through jewellery, ancient works of art and ornaments reflecting the know-how of Chinese craftsmanship. All from the Mengdiexuan private collection, these goldsmith masterpieces reveal all the meticulousness of the delicate work of craftsmen and artists who have been working gold for centuries.

Through this temporary exhibition dedicated to art, but also to science, you will discover the specificities of gold, the symbols it conveys, its life cycles and its uses, as well as all the techniques used to work it and obtain these Chinese works of great complexity. and absolutely beautiful.

Meet at the École des Arts Joailliers, Paris 1, until February 14, 2023, to discover this new free exhibition, open to the public from Tuesday to Saturday, from 12 p.m. to 7 p.m. h).

Other exhibition venues in Paris

Of course, the city of Paris is full of exhibition places of all kinds that invite you to live a unique immersive experience. You will then most likely find what you are looking for in these different cultural places of the capital: the Center Pompidou, the Musée de l’Homme, the Musée de l’Orangerie, the Musée d’Orsay, the Louvre Museum, the Museum of Decorative Arts, the Louis Vuitton Foundation, the Institute of the Arab World, the museum Guimet, the Luxembourg Museum, the National Museum of Modern Art, the Zadkine Museum, the Picasso Museum, the Quai Branly Museum…

Your thirst for knowledge will be quenched in Paris, thanks to the many exhibitions organized throughout the year in Parisian museums. And to take full advantage of the moment without constraint, remember to book your apartment or studio now at the Cadet Résidence, in Paris 9.

Do you want to travel this winter, and introduce your family to new horizons? Paris is the ideal destination to live a unique experience, where you rub shoulders with culture and history, but also shopping and partying, all in a dynamic city of undeniable beauty. See you then this winter, for visit Paris with family.

Visit the Grévin museum with the family

The Grevin museum is one of the most visited museums in France. It must be said that this museum, famous for its wax figures, makes it possible to approach the history of France with simplicity and fun. So stroll through the corridors of this establishment, which has been open since 1882, and set off to meet the busts and statues of French and international personalities who have played a role in the history of our country.

The stagings, in themed decors, make it possible to approach important moments with pleasure, while maintaining an entertaining and relaxed aspect. From Jean Réno to Catherine Frot, from Mozart to Maître Gims, and from Omar Sy to Louis XIV, take out your cameras to take lifelike selfies, with the 200 characters that you will come across during your visit to the Grévin museum.

One thing is certain, the whole family will find the personality that will put a smile on their face!

Admire the windows of department stores

Who says Paris, says temple of fashion! So, to please all shopping enthusiasts, go to the main boulevards, to find good bargains in the Department Stores. The Galeries Lafayette and the Spring Haussmann open the doors to luxury, beauty, fashion and glamour, for a frenzied shopping spree!

And if you don’t particularly like shopping, you will still be satisfied, just at the sight of the sublime windows and the breathtaking architecture of the stores. If you come in winter, you may have the chance to see the Christmas decorations, which make the place magical and magical. Otherwise, take advantage of this moment out of time to observe the decoration, or to make a gourmet break in one of the macaroons, chocolates, or even Champagne shops.

Go see a show at the Folies Bergère

Still on the Grands Boulevards, certain monuments make up the entire history of Paris, and will forever remain unmissable party spots. This is the case of Shepherdess Follies, the famous auditorium which saw the birth of the music hall, and remains today the symbol of the French art of living and having fun.

Initially called Folies Trévise, when they opened in 1870, the Folies Bergère have always put women at the center of attention, with colorful shows, featuring music, dance, exceptional costumes and dazzling sets.

Come and walk in the footsteps of Joséphine Baker, Mistinguett, Charlie Chaplin or Fernandel, by discovering the Folies Bergère. You can discover the program on the official website, and book now for an unforgettable show, which will appeal to young and old alike.

Cadet residence: your family hotel in the heart of Paris 9

Do you dream of showing your family the Arc de Triomphe, the Louvre Museum, the Jardin des Plantes, the Champs Elysées, and all the splendors of the capital? The Cadet Residence then offers you to accommodation perfectly suited to family stays.

An independent apartment designed for families

The Cadet Residenceis a tourism establishment like no other. In the heart of Paris, in the 9th arrondissement, apartments and studios await you, to put down your suitcases and have only one thing left to do: enjoy. The peaceful atmosphere, inspired by London decor, ensures you a unforgettable trip to Paris for you and your whole family.

You will have the opportunity to stay in a fully equipped apartment or studio, with a kitchenette, bedroom, bathroom and living space. It’s up to you, then, to live your stay as you wish, without suffering the constraints of a hotel, but while taking advantage of the advantages of hotel services.

A family stay in the heart of Parisian monuments

You like the idea of ​​being able visit Paris without spending hours on public transport? The Cadet Residence is ideally located for this, and allows you to quickly reach the most tourist sites of the capital. In just a few minutes on foot, find the Parisian museums, performance halls, gardens, monuments and department stores, for your greatest pleasure, and that of your loved ones.

And if you feel like it, take public transport, near the hotel, to reach the Cité des Sciences, the Jardin des Plantes, the Musée de l’Homme, and even Disneyland Paris, to live a moment in unforgettable family.To fully live your family stay in Paris, book your accommodation at the Cadet Residence now. You will then have plenty of time to visit the capital and fall in love with this capital of a thousand wonders.

Paris is one of the most beautiful cities in the world, and each event is an opportunity to enhance it. At Christmas, the streets and monuments are adorned with garlands and lights, to the delight of young and old alike. The Cadet Residence invites you to discover the Paris Christmas lights, during an unforgettable stay.

Enjoy the illuminations of Avenue Montaigne in Paris

From November 19, 2022, the Christmas lights will be installed in the streets of Paris, and more particularly on the avenue Montaigne, where garlands and fir trees light up the luxury boutiques. Throughout the month of December 2022, and until January 2, 2023, come and discover the beautiful illuminations of this mythical avenue, a stone’s throw from the Champs-Élysées.

This year, however, a few small changes have been implemented in order to respond to the energy sobriety approach. Thus, the light installations will only be illuminated from 5 p.m. to 11:45 p.m.every day to reduce power consumption. In the same perspective of energy saving, the beautiful windows of Parisian stores on rue Montaigne will turn off every day at 10 p.m.

However, the festive spirit is very present, and you can only be seduced by the magical atmosphere of the place, whether for a shopping session, or a walk in the heart of Paris. And to live more fully this period of celebrations, many activities are also offered every Sunday in December 2022 : sparkling trees, tastings, surprises…

The superb illuminations of the Faubourg Saint-Honoré

Not far from Avenue Montaigne, still in the 8th arrondissement of Paris, the Faubourg Saint-Honore is also the seat of many activities for the end of year celebrations. From November 17, 2022 to January 15, 2023, the famous chic street is dressed in its finest finery and presents its traditional illuminations.

As you walk through this classy district of Paris 8, you will discover on the sidewalks a forest of fir trees with pretty light decorations, and immerse yourself in a festive atmosphere where the magic of Christmas operates with sweetness and joy.

Events are also organized to make the moment even more festive, with the parade of the Republican Guard, or the visit of the Chézy brass band, which will be part of the celebration for the launch of the Christmas lights.

Discover the Christmas lights of the Champs-Élysées

For fully experience the magic of the Christmas holidays, the famous avenue des Champs Élysées is a must. Stroll along the most beautiful avenue in the world during these festive periods, and experience an extraordinary Christmas, thanks to the illuminations of the Champs Elysées. The huge luminous decorations compete in beauty, and the 400 decorated trees will put stars in your eyes over nearly 3 km of Christmas magic.

From November 20, 2022 to January 2, 2023, the largest avenue will put on its clothes of light, and will sparkle every day from 5 p.m. until 11:45 p.m. If you are lucky enough to be present on the Champs Élysées on or December 31, no curfew for the twinkles, which will shine brightly all night long, to accompany the festivities planned for these evenings, such as the New Year’s fireworks, or even the musical entertainment that make everyone dance at the stroke of midnight.

A little novelty for Christmas 2022: it is no longer red lights that illuminate the avenue des Champs Élysées, but thousands of golden lights.

Stroll through the enchanted village of the Hôtel de Ville in Paris

Like every year, the City of Paris invites you to live the Christmas celebrations intensely, by discovering the christmas village installed on the forecourt of the Hôtel de Ville. From December 2, 2022 to January 1, 2023, many small wooden chalets take place to create a village in the colors of Christmas.

Come and discover the gourmet specialties from our regions, tasting a mulled wine, pretzels, or even a good hot chocolate. All occasions are good to treat yourself during these end-of-year celebrations.

And to put stars in everyone’s eyes, the Christmas village also offers magical entertainment, which will immerse you directly in the Christmas atmosphere. The little ones will love making a free carousel ride, while the older ones will try their hand at sports events, such as climbing, sledding or wooden horse.

Immerse yourself in the glittering fir forest of the Paris Christmas village, and let yourself be guided by the warm atmosphere of this festive event.You plan to spend Christmas in Paris ? For a family Christmas, the Cadet Residence welcomes you close to the most beautiful Parisian events of this end of the year, to fully enjoy the illuminations of Paris.

Staying in Paris can sometimes be synonymous with agitation, stress and noise for many tourists and professionals on business trips. So to offer you a breath of fresh air and calm in the heart of Paris, the Cadet residence advises you to go for a walk on the banks of the Saint-Martin canal.

Your hotel near the Saint-Martin canal

Located just a 15-minute walk from the Saint-Martin canal, the Cadet hotel offers you the ideal setting for stay in Paris a peaceful

Your independent accommodation with the services of a hotel

Do you like to travel, but do you quickly miss the comfort of your home? The Cadet residence is an interesting compromise between a hotel room and a rental apartment, since we offer the aparthotel services. You will then have the pleasure of staying in independent accommodation while enjoying the services of a host.

Your accommodation then includes a fully equipped apartment or studio, with bathroom, equipped kitchen area, living room with TV and sofa, bedroom with quality bed, toiletries and maintenance… Everything is thought out for your comfort, and to allow you to live at your own pace, without having to respect hotel hours or go out for every meal. What to live warm moments with family, friends or couple, as if you were at home.

At the same time, the Cadet residence and its modern design offer you the possibility of taking advantage of hotel services, such as weekly cleaning, luggage storage, loan of baby equipment, unlimited wifi…

Your hotel in the center of Paris 9

La Cadet residence is located in the heart of the 9th arrondissement, an ideal location to take full advantage of all the riches of the capital. The many public transport options (RER, metro, bus, etc.) allow you to explore Paris without incident, and to visit the most beautiful monuments, such as the Eiffel Tower, the Parc des Buttes Chaumont, the Musée d’Orsay…

The aparthotel is also just a 15-minute walk from the Saint-Martin canal, where you can meet there for a short jog, a peaceful stroll, or a fun and/or sporting activity, at any time of the year. .

Discover the Canal Saint-Martin

Far from the hustle and bustle of Paris, yet right in the heart of the capital, the Canal Saint-Martin is a haven of peace that has linked the Seine to the Canal de l’Ourcq for more than 150 years. As romantic as one could wish, this canal comes alive day and night, with its locks, swing bridges, bustling banks and footbridges.

The Canal Saint-Martin by day

The banks of the Canal Saint-Martin are the ideal place for a calm and contemplative stroll, far from the hustle and bustle of Paris. Along the walk under the hundred-year-old chestnut trees, we discover trendy bistros and pretty little colorful shops set up on the banks, offering a warm and festive atmosphere in all seasons.

North of the canal, we find ourselves in the Parc de la Villette, this green space conducive to strolling or exploring the Cité des Sciences.

The beauty andspecial atmosphere of the Saint-Martin canal are so charming that many French cinema films are regularly shot in this setting. We then recognize the Écluse des Récollets, which can be seen in the famous film by Marcel Carné, the Hôtel du Nord, but we also find the canal in Ratatouille, or even in The Fabulous Destiny of Amélie Poulain.

The Canal Saint-Martin by night

When the fine weather arrives, when the evenings are milder and Parisians enjoy living at night, the canal takes on another face, more trendy and festive. Young Parisians meet there to have a drink and have fun in one of the wine bars, in a restaurant, or in one of the concert venues on the canal.

The Saint-Martin canal in summer

In summer, the canal takes on yet another twist. The place is then recognized for hosting all summer, at the Bassin de la Villette, the event “Summer of the canal“, as well as “Paris Plage“. Then find yourself in the heart of Paris as well as by the sea, to enjoy the nautical activities, the dances and guinguettes and the many parties organized throughout the summer.

If you plan to stay in Paris for a few days, book your room at the Cadet Residence, and take the time to discover the unique atmosphere of the Saint-Martin canal. Change of scenery guaranteed!

When we talk about holidays, there are those who take the opportunity to do nothing, relax and choose the most beautiful sunny beaches, and there are those who take advantage of this free time to discover the world. . If you are one of the curious, take advantage of your next family holidays to visit Paris, staying at the Cadet Residence.

Treat yourself to a panoramic view of Paris from the Eiffel Tower

As coveted as it is discussed, the Eiffel Tower has always caused a lot of ink to flow, but it remains an unmissable monument of fascination. It therefore seems almost obvious that the Iron Lady should be at the top of the list of things to do during your family vacation in Paris. It is then up to you to observe it from the Parc du Champ-de-Mars, or to climb to its summit, to observe the most beautiful view of Paris and its monuments.

And if the idea of ​​climbing to the top doesn’t appeal to you, the view from the 2nd floor is more than beautiful and impressive enough to amaze you.

Discover the Parc de la Villette

Place of Parisian life and creation par excellence, the Parc de la Villette is a place of discovery for young and old. The call to adventure will be stronger than you, and you can enjoy the various play areas for family fun, on the banks of the Ourcq canal.

You can take the opportunity to stop at the Cité des Sciences, to experiment and approach science in a fun way, unless you prefer to embark on the adventure of the Canal de l’Ourcq by canoe?

Immerse yourself in history at the Louvre Museum

A real step back in time, the works of the Louvre Museum invite young and old to understand the evolution of art over the centuries. With more than 35,000 works from different periods, the places are an invitation to artistic and historical culture. On the program: paintings, sculptures, photographs…

Take advantage of being around to visit the Ile de la Cité, the Royal Palace, or even the Jardin des Tuileries!

Have fun at the Jardin des Tuileries

Let’s stop at the Jardin des Tuileries, at the foot of the Louvre Museum. This huge promenade is a perfect playground for children, but it is also a green space conducive to strolling and relaxing. If you are lucky enough to come to Paris for the Christmas holidays, you will find the Christmas market there, as well as the famous carnival, with Ferris wheel, attractions and ice rink.

Take advantage of this visit to continue to Place de la Concorde, Avenue des Champs Élysées, and until you reach the Arc de Triomphe.

Along the Seine with the family

The Seine is an integral part of Parisian life, and walking along its quays is an indisputable pleasure for many travelers and inhabitants of the City of Lights. Between the mythical bridges that span it, and the monuments that line it, the Seine is a place for a stroll not to be missed.

You can then take a Batobus or a bateau-mouche to discover Paris from the Seine, stop at the Île de la Cité to admire the Notre-Dame de Paris cathedral, or even walk on the pedestrian banks of the right bank.

Discover the Opéra Garnier with the Paris d’Enfants association

For more than 20 years, the Paris d’Enfants association has set itself the task of introducing children to heritage and history in a fun and educational way. This is the perfect opportunity to discover the Opéra Garnier, and to occupy the youngest without any member of the family getting bored.

Paris d’Enfants also offers other visits, such as the Louvre, Montmartre, or the Palace of Versailles.

Live the bohemian life in the streets of Montmartre

The district of Montmartre is probably one of the most pleasant to live in family. The bohemian atmosphere of the small cobbled streets, the carousel of the Place des Abbesses, the beauty of the Sacré-Coeur or the very strong artistic atmosphere are all experiences to be had at least once during your family stay in Paris.

La Cadet Résidence for your family trip to Paris

Do you want to take advantage of your family vacation to visit all the unmissable tourist sites of the capital? For this, the Cadet residence offers you a comfortable aparthotel, in the heart of the 9th arrondissement of Paris.

You can then enjoy an independent accommodation fully equipped to receive all your little family, and will stay close to all the greatest monuments. The hotel is perfectly served by public transport, leaving you free to go where you want easily, from the Jardin d’Acclimatation to the Jardin des Plantes, via the Luxembourg Gardens.

Organize your next family vacation in Paris, and book your accommodation at the Cadet residence, in Paris 9, to enjoy the most beautiful Parisian sites without constraint and in optimal comfort.

Whether you book a hotel room for a business trip or a tourist stay, it is sometimes nice to be able to visit the surroundings without wasting time on transport. In the heart of the 9th arrondissement of Paris, the Cadet Residence invites you to discover the sites to be discovered during a walk around our aparthotel.

Start your walk in Paris at the Atelier des Lumières

By taking metro line 9, theAtelier des Lumières is just 23 minutes from your Cadet hotel. Here is the opportunity to discover this very recent space entirely dedicated to Digital Arts. Housed in the former foundry of the Pichon family, this 3,300 m² exhibition center offers an immersive experience where monumental works are shown continuously. The walls are then covered withdigital works of art sometimes reaching 10 meters in height, thanks to innovative multimedia equipment including a spatialized sound system and more than 140 projectors.

Shows are also offered regularly in the Atelier des Lumières art center, combining classical arts, music and digital technology.

After the success of the exhibition highlighting the work of Van Gogh, this new Parisian monument presents you, until January 2, 2023, a Provençal journey around the works of Paul Cézanne, as well as an immersive experience on the theme of abstraction by Kandinsky.

The Atelier des Lumières is open Monday to Thursday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and also offers night openings on weekends, until 10 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, and until 7 p.m. on Sundays.

Visit the Père Lachaise cemetery

Accessible on foot from the Hotel du Cadran in just 16 minutes, the Père Lachaise cemetery is a unique place to walk, which takes you to the heart of a rich heritage dating back more than 2 centuries.

A story that begins 220 years ago

The Père Lachaise cemetery was built in 1804 to cope with the lack of space to bury the dead in Paris. It was then decided to install it at the top of a hill, on the outskirts of Paris, on the hill which was then called “Champ-l’Évêque”. It was the architect Alexandre-Théodore Brongniart who then took charge of the project, and from June 1804, the first burials took place in this cemetery in eastern Paris.

The Père Lachaise cemetery takes its name from the Jesuit priest François d’Aix de La Chaize, who lived on the hill of Champ-l’Évêque before the construction of the cemetery.

The largest cemetery in Paris intra muros

After more than 200 years of history and more than 70,000 graves, the cemetery is today the largest cemetery in the capital (43 hectares), but also the most visited in the world, with no less than 3.5 million visitors per year. Still in operation, nearly 10,000 funeral ceremonies are held there each year, and many famous people are buried there today. Among the most visited tombs today, we recognize great artists and famous people from all over the world: Édith Piaf, Alfred de Musset, Oscar Wilde, Yves Montand, Jim Morrison, Marcel Proust, Molière, Eugène Delacroix, Frédéric Chopin….

Other graves attract the curiosity of tourists with their more unusual appearance, such as the tomb of Victor Noir and his bronze statue symbolizing fertility for some, or the tomb of Fernand Arbelot representing him lying and holding his face in his handsa woman’s.

The Père Lachaise cemetery is also home to many commemorative monuments, the best known of which is most certainly the Communards’ wall, which pays tribute to the combatants of the city of Paris who were shot in 1871.

A cemetery with incredible biodiversity

If the cemetery du Père Lachaise, in the 20th arrondissement of Paris, is best known for its graves, yet life is very present there, and the green space it represents is the ideal place for the development of biodiversity. There are then more than 4,000 trees of 80 different species, enough to let the fauna and flora express themselves freely. In addition, the use of phytosanitary products has been prohibited there since 2015, allowing hedgehogs, birds, bats and even foxes to live peacefully and freely.

Of course, the walk around the hotel does not stop there, and your curiosity can push you to the Montmartre hill, the Opera, or the Palais Garnier.

The Cadet residence, in the heart of the 9th arrondissement of Paris

A stone’s throw from the picturesque district of Montmartre and many other significant sites of Paris, the Cadet residence welcomes you in a modern and warm aparthotel, decorated according to London inspiration.

Let yourself be seduced by this soothing atmosphere, and take possession of your apartment or studio, to live a unforgettable stay in Paris. Here, everything is at your disposal so you don’t miss anything and enjoy. The independent accommodation is fully equipped, with a lounge area, a small equipped kitchen, a private bathroom and a sleeping area. This is enough to spend a good night’s sleep before setting off to discover Paris 9.

Many services are offered to you for more comfort. From the grocery kit as soon as you arrive, to the washing machine, to the cleaning service, you will not miss anything and you will feel at home from the first seconds.Does the history of Paris fascinate you? Learn more by exploring the 9th arrondissement. You will discover the most beautiful places in the City of Light, just a stone’s throw from the Cadet residence.

A stay in Paris should not prevent you from doing your little outdoor sports session. On the contrary, some places in the capital are particularly conducive to running and physical exercise. From our hotel, discover the best spots for running in Paris 9.

A short run from the Canal Saint-Martin

From the Canal Saint-Martin to the Parc de la Villette, the setting is ideal for running on flat ground, and discovering the beauties of the capital along the way.

The Saint-Martin canal

Start your sports session at the Saint-Martin canal, on the right bank of Paris, and follow the canal at your own pace. The bars and small bistros offer you a very special and colorful atmosphere, and put you on your feet quietly. Continue to the Villemin garden, and take advantage of your quick visit to admire its beautiful lawn and its pretty bandstand.

The Stalingrad rotunda

Now reach the Bassin de la Villette via the Stalingrad rotunda. You will thus find the Quai de Seine, on the left bank, and thus set off on a most pleasant route of several kilometres.

The Bassin de la Villette

Here you are again on the banks of the Seine, this time with a pretty perspective on the horizon, which will take you to the Parc de la Villette, if you feel like it. You will probably come across petanque or ping-pong players, peaceful walkers and small motor boats. This environment immerses you in a perfect setting to clear your mind and focus on your breath.

The Canal de l’Ourcq

Aren’t you tired? So continue along the Canal de l’Ourcq for a few more kilometers, but don’t forget that you will then have to do the reverse journey to find your hotel room! That said, the Canal de l’Ourcq is particularly good for running, and you can even take the opportunity to see some masterpieces of street art.

Parc de la Villette

Ultimate objective of your sporting outing, Parc de la Villette is finally available to you. Its 55 hectares of green spaces are an opportunity to continue your efforts in a peaceful setting, or catch your breath while enjoying the show.

Running in Parc Monceau, in Paris 8

To vary the pleasures and the level of difficulty, here is another running route for your jogging in the heart of Paris. This time, go to Parc Monceau, in the 8th arrondissement of Paris. Admittedly, the park is further from the hotel than the Saint-Martin canal. On the other hand, the charming setting will not make you regret your efforts.

A random jog along the alleys

Close to the Arc de Triomphe, Parc Monceau is located in a rather upscale district, and the general atmosphere plunges you into a certain voluptuousness. You then have the choice of running randomly through the paths of the park, which will allow you to discover the lawns, the rotunda, the majestic trees, the Renaissance arcade and the park basin. On the other hand, it will be difficult to estimate the distance covered.

If you’re aiming for performance and need to know the precise distance of your route, you can follow the circular walkway that goes all the way around the park, following the outermost path each time. You will then know that each lap is 1,100 meters. You can then count the number of laps to estimate the distance traveled.

Good to know: most, if not all, Parc Monceau runners do the laps counter-clockwise!

When to run at Parc Monceau?

Like all parks in Paris, walkers are sometimes numerous, and depending on your objective, busy periods should be avoided. So, if you want to be free to run at your own pace or do interval training without having to slalom between pedestrians, it is better to come on weekday mornings, between 7 a.m. and 9 a.m., or on winter evenings.

Of course, the aisles are much busier on sunny days and after school and work. So, if you have the possibility, avoid these peak hours.

For information, Parc Monceau is open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. from October 1 to April 30, from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. from May 1 to August 31, and from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. from September 1 to 30.

La Cadet Résidence, your hotel close to the best running spots

Whether you are passing through Paris for a professional stay or for a tourist trip, the Cadet aparthotel opens its doors to you in the heart of the capital.

You will then have plenty of time to go for a run on the banks of the Seine or in a Parisian park, morning or evening, and find refuge in one of our independent apartments and studios. You will find all the necessary comfort for rest and relaxation, with a lounge area, comfortable bedding, an equipped kitchen area, or even a private bathroom.

The team of the Cadet residence then does everything possible to guarantee you an unforgettable stay, by offering you additional paid services, such as the grocery kit, an additional cleaning service, a laundry service (washing machine and dryer )…Whether you are at home or on a trip, you do not deviate from your sports session? Then book a room at the Cadet residence, and take advantage of our routes to run in Paris close to our hotel.