This district is rather less appealing as a tourist destination than its southern neighbours. However, the architecture of the two main railway termini holds a special appeal for those interested in urban design.
The food is as varied as the populace, and a wide variety of preferences are catered to, including vegetarian fare. The tenth arrondissement of Paris is located on the right bank of the Seine, it borders both the calm central districts of the city from the south and some areas from the northeast.
In the 10th arr, there are two large railway stations - Gare du Nord and Gare de l'Est, and these are far from the best places in Paris due to the high concentration of immigrants and pickpockets. Paris is a city of contrasts. This is especially felt in the 10th district. Here you can find quite affordable hotels and a lot of student hostels.
The tenth district of Paris cannot boast of a large number of attractions, this is not quite a tourist area, but it is still worth looking at a couple of places. This is a huge pedestrian area, with fountains, chairs, benches, and trees. The Church of St. The hospital has a chapel decorated with statues, with pretty flowerbeds in front of the central facade. Do not refuse to visit an unusual museum: the Chocolate Museum! The address is 28 Bd de Bonne Nouvelle.
You will see indecently huge chocolate sculptures, learn everything about the history and production of chocolate, observe and even participate in the manufacture of sweets. You can also arrange a picnic near the Saint-Martin Canal.
