Furnished apartment and studio rentals in Paris Charonne Area.

A provincial district

A stone's throw from the beltway, to the northeast of Paris. This small square of greenery is known for its bell tower, cobblestone streets, old-style streetlights, and low, vine-covered houses. The small, residential houses made of sandstone or brick are typical of this area. Many homes even have small gardens - a rare thing in Paris! Charonne is a residential, family neighborhood and attracts bobos in the evenings and on the weekends. street and the surrounding areas are full of quaint bars, edgy restaurants, and art galleries.

Tracing your way back to famous celebrities

One of the district's main attractions is the famous Père Lachaise cemetery. You can visit the graves of famous people or historical figures, such as Jim Morrison, Victor Hugo, Apollinaire, and Frédéric Chopin. In Place Edith-Piaf, a bronze statue pays tribute to the neighborhood's Little Sparrow. The Debrousse gardens, the former property of the Duchess of Orléans, are home to the unusual Pavillon de l’Ermitage. The Regency-style architecture and ornate, somewhat kitsch, decoration of this original building are sure to fascinate visitors.

A residential area

You will find everything you need in this residential, family district: businesses, grocery stores, restaurants, newsstands, pharmacies, etc. Charonne station, which serves the area via line 9, is unfortunately famous for the drama of February 8, 1962, when 8 people lost their lives. Access to the district is also available via the Philippe Auguste (line 2), Alexandre Dumas (line 2) and Père Lachaise (lines 2 and 3) stations. If you want to visit the Charonne district during your stay in Paris, take a look at our selection of furnished apartments to rent in Paris.