The 34 best pool spots in Paris

Such a great place to just jump in spontaneously, swim a few laps and just enjoy the scenery! It does require some specific clothing due to hygiene (which is obviously a good thing!) but they provide everything there for a few euros.

Josephine Baker Pool is a bit small but has everything you need plus a big terrace on the first floor. It’s in the open air next to the river which makes It special and adds to the experience of visiting Paris. Since I’m a swimmer I have been to many pools and I really liked this one. Especially since It’s so clean, the whole time we saw a staff member cleaning the changing rooms. I would definitely go back here when I’m visiting Paris.

I’ll surely miss this pool, highly recommended for anyone visiting Paris looking for a solid swim overlooking the Seine river. For my US friends reminder to wear tight fitting swim wear e.g jammers. No loss fitting swim shorts are allowed. Also, carry 1 euro for locker use.

We arrived 30 minutes after opening, only to be met with a 3-hour wait in the heat. There’s no online booking system, which makes crowd control chaotic. Priority is given to access users and those with children, which is understandable, but it meant many people who had waited a long time were constantly moved further back in the queue. Once inside, you’re required to wash your feet in a filthy communal pool — this is more unsanitary than helpful. A ticket or time-slot system would really help avoid these issues. Swimming hats are mandatory, but the two we purchased inside broke within 30 minutes — poor quality, especially given the price. And after all that waiting, the pool was so overcrowded we couldn’t even swim properly. Overall, it was a stressful and disappointing visit.

What a nice find! For 3.40€ you gain enterance to this clean pool on a boat, on the Seine! Already starting off strong. Facilities are clean, with plenty of lockers (you drop a euro in to get the key and get your euro back once you return the key), showers, and changing rooms. The lower deck has a 4 lane swimming pool. The two outer lanes seem to be for slow swimmers, waders, and teenagers who aren't too serious about laps (note: swim caps are mandatory for everyone in this pool, but can be purchased on site). There are boards, life jackets, and other swim "tools" free to use. Past the main pool is a kiddie pool for hanging out, lounging and kids and families (swim caps not needed). Upstairs is the hang out zone, with lots of chairs to sun bathe and rest (note: you can bring your food and eat it here, which I'd highly recommend. It's a great picnic spot!). I spent 4 hours here today and enjoyed it very much! Will definitely be back! :)

The pool has an a isolated y amazing view of the Seine river. It’s my favorite pool in summer where you can tan and swim. The ticket is not expensive at all especially for kids and students. Even though the pool is small and may get crowded sometimes, it’s a lovely place over all!

Great outdoor swimming pool on Seine river. It has four lanes with depth going from 1.2 meters in one end to 2 meters in another. Changing room is spacious, plenty of lockers (have 1 euro coin to use it), showers. This place asks to book a time online and charges 6.50€ for 2 hours. You also must wear a cap while swimming and swim in proper swimming gear, not loose shorts. The facility has an upper floor terrace that has a nice view of Seine and many sunbeds for sunbathing and relaxation.

We looked for details on there website prior to going there with my wife and 9 month old to swim and sit in the sun. There was an old lady working the till and two security guards. She charged us 5.80Euro each, (17.40Euro) even for our 9 month old! Security guard scanned our tickets and showed us where the change rooms were. I came out in my board short swimming trunks, and the lifeguard who spoke some English, told me that the lifeguards were the only ones that could wear these shorts. I said, “no problem, do you have some I can pay to rent?” He said no. He said there might be some to buy, but he didn’t know as he was a lifeguard. He also told me my folded up baby stroller couldn’t be on the floor, it had to go behind a barrier. No problem. Germ phobes, but clean is good. Waited for my wife, Who was getting through the slow process of changing a nine month old into a swimming diaper, alone in the women’s three Change room. When she came out, she also did not want to support that silliness. And we decided to leave. When we went to the front counter, we realized that the old lady was probably mentally incompetent. She had no idea how to count money and straight up said in French to the security guard that she didn’t charge us for the baby. I made sure to take a picture of the three tickets, because I knew there was likely going to be a hassle. She told us there was no way to refund my Visa and she didn’t have any cash, so we would have to stand there and wait for people to come and pay in cash. After 15 minutes, enough people had come to pay in cash that we could get the cash back. The security guard, knowing that she was mentally incompetent, tried to help out as she was trying to pay us €10 back and had hidden the tickets under some papers. Thankfully, he continued to persuade her that she did in fact charge us because he saw the tickets that he scanned through originally, and eventually we did get our money back. Ridiculous that you are going to control what kind of swimsuit people can wear. But if that’s your rule, no problem, you could at least, have that type of outfit available for people. We see that “Controlling” citizens is a very common thing here in Paris. Change rooms were dark. Life guard was quite unfriendly. Thankfully, the security guard knew he was working with a senile elder, and helped us out, because she was saying “she didn’t think there was a way to get a refund.” Would not recommend this place.

Just called. Asked the woman on the phone if they're open all day due to canicule, apparently not. (How French). Then she explained they reopen at 5, nonchalantly and hung up before I could ask further questions. Arrogance & indifference. Don't bother.

Long wait to get into the pool at opening. Facilities are quite dated. It’s the only 50m public pool in the area. Because it’s outdoors, it can get very very crowded. Furthermore, summer pricing (5,8€) is quite expensive for what it is.

Downstairs changing womens was dark and smelt terrible. Lockers were good. Outdoor pool and swimming area was good but you can’t just go to sunbathe you must be wearing a swimming costume. BEWARE to get in the pool you must have french style trunks and both men and women MUST have swim caps. You can buy them there though

Really nice pool and facilities, do not attend over lunch it’s too busy to swim, Unfortunately their are some core local people who attend who are the epitome of arrogance and they spoil it for others,

Decent pool but overcrowded even when you come when they open first thing in the morning. In saying that, it's nice to swim in summer when the roof is open. It would be better if they would be open for longer hours, considering how overcrowded it is; also if they would have seperate slow/medium/fast lanes.

As nearly all the public pools in the Paris area, managed by Vert-Marine, the water was too cold. Clearly the people at Vert-Marine, who manage the two pools nearer to me, are not serious swimmers because they would know that warmer water is best for training as it allows swimmers to warm up their muscles. It makes for a more pleasant experience instead of withstanding cooler temperatures due to a misguided belief that they are saving energy, at the expense of their clients - who pay the taxes.

I had a very disappointing experience at Aquaboulevard. The place feels old, neglected, and in desperate need of a thorough renovation. Key areas are poorly maintained: outdated equipment, chipped paint, and a general sense that hygiene isn’t a priority. The hygiene levels in particular were a major concern—surfaces and changing rooms didn’t feel clean, and it wasn’t clear that a proper cleaning schedule was being followed throughout the day. Crowding was another major issue. They allow far more visitors than the venue seems able to handle, which results in enormous crowds on the slides, in the pools, and around the outdoor areas. Waiting times were long, and it’s hard to enjoy anything when you’re constantly bumping into other families or waiting for a turn on a ride. Shade is almost non-existent. There are very few sunshades, and there’s no real natural shade to speak of. If you’re out in the sun, you’re stuck baking rather than relaxing, which is unpleasant in a park that already feels worn down. Pricing was another big letdown. We paid 66€ for an adult and a child (8 years old) ticket, plus 24€ for parking. In my view, the value for money is zero. For the cost and the poor conditions, I expected much more in terms of cleanliness, safety, and overall experience. Bottom line: I do not recommend Aquaboulevard in its current state. If you’re considering a visit, you might want to look elsewhere or wait until a major renovation and strict management improvements are in place. If they address maintenance, hygiene, crowd control, and shade, it could become worth a return, but as of now the experience is not worth the money.

We visited here today while on holidays in Paris, We had here on our list of things to do & reading all the negstive reviews before booking the tickets we thought twice about going here & decided to risk it & we were so glad we did!!! I will address the points from some of the reviews below: Yes the place is a bit dated & cost €70 instead of €36 for something similar in Ireland however that didn't matter as Paris is pricey 🤣, We spent 2 & a half hours here & had great fun on all the slides & pool areas, The access through the "pool wall" from the inside pool to the outside pool was also a cool feature, There was no staff watching the slide queues as mentioned however during our visit everyone queued as they should have with no pushing or shoving, There were also swimwear dryers in the counter tops in the changing area which I haven't seen before meaning soaking togs didn't have to be shoved back into a bag, another plus!!! Regarding the swimwear rules we just bought the correct swimwear in decathlon in the same building beforehand & in all fairness the staff checked at reception before we entered & gave the us go ahead 🌊🏊‍♂️

You can enjoy family time with the whole family with lots of activities. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦🥳🎉 Even though we went on Saturday, it wasn't cramped, so generally it should be even less crowded on working days. 🗓️👍😊 You can usually find some place online that sells tickets with promotion and more offers, so keep an eye on those websites. 💻💰👀 The water is moderately clean and safe for health, so that is not an issue. 💧✅😊 The aqua activities are safe, and you can definitely enjoy the fun without worries. 🏊‍♀️😄😎 So always be prepared to go there with your friends, family, and partner. 👯‍♀️👨‍👩‍👧‍👦❤️ P.S. There is a swimwear code for men, which only includes speedos and jammers, so it is advised to buy in advance, even though there is a sports shop really nearby. 🩱🛍️

Beautiful and the kids enjoyed every moment in the water. Just turned off about the issue of why must they choose the type of swimming gear. One is forced to buy at the shop next to the entrance. The prices are inflated because if one bought a ticket there is no way you will not go back. 44 Euro for a Speedo ridiculous.

Yes this place is a bit run down and it isn't always that clean. But it isn't dangerous. We were there on a weekday in school holidays and it was busy but not uncomfortable. The weird swimmer rules for guys are annoying but I got a €10 pair at Decathlon right next door. The slide options are fantastic and the outdoor area has a lot of space to relax in the sun. The wake board area is super fun!! Get there early, by 2pm it is very busy and by 4pm the lines can be a bit long. The food options are quite reasonable and a good price, but the restaurant is very run down. Overall, worth the price but don't expect modern facilities.

Good but gets busy in the afternoons. Life guards were very visible but the route up to the slices got quite chaotic with pushing and shoving happening on wet stairs. Take care with younger ones as it can get quite crowded at the slides and in the wave pool.

I had guess from UK and suggested my husband to spend a wonderful family time there. Unfortunately on arriving there I was expelled by a lifeguard saying my swim suit was inconvenient for this place and I should wear shorts and short sleeve which was embarrassing for me as I wear the same swim suits in other bigger watermarks. I then agreed not to participate and would change myself and look after my kids. They disagreed and told me that to remain there I must obligatory wear what they imposed or else I have to go out immediately. Arriving at the entrance I showed my passport and my ticket to the person saying that I have to go out to buy new swim suits at decathlon and he didn't let me and said that I have to purchase at their shop itself. Unfortunately I didn't get size large for me and they asked me to buy men's shirts and boxers! It was so embarrassing as I cover myself. While I was changing myself someone pulled the curtain. How come the shop don't consider a locked door? My whole mood was spoilt as I wasted much time. The direction must provide sufficient clothes of different sizes if they want people to abide by their silly and embarrassing rules. Everyone has a choice. But atleast respect someone's decency. What I didn’t understand is why when I agreed not do any activity or get into the pool they asked me to get out. Imagine my state wearing men's clothes 😳. Honestly, very embarrassing. I wasted my money for such silly rules.

Badly managed. Sometimes you are almost alone in the line, sometimes, you feel in a crowded bus in the most crowded city in the world. Management is all about finding a hotspot between these both situations. There is a scientific discipline called "optimization / Stochastic Optimization" that should be used to manage such a situation. Management should not always blame the environment / conditions, it should optimize it and take the initiative. Obviously, it is always easier to refer to the circumstances as the cause and say things won't change. This is the path that was taken by less developed countries.

North Americans beware of dress code. A boxer style swimsuit is required. There is no signage stating this but, if you wear swim shorts they will not allow you to swim and you will not be refunded.

This was overall a great experience for me and my little brothers. 1: Positive: It was a huge pool with lanes divided for different swimmers, slow, average, and fast swimmers. The pool was very, very clean and tidy. The shower places were also very clean. There was a kids' pool for small kids or teens, and it was perfect for my little brother. Life guards are very attentive and aware and always looking for any problems happening. As an English speaker, the staff at the entrance and lifeguards speak English, which was very helpful. 2. Negative: The changing rooms and lockers were way too complicated. To get through the locker or changing rooms, you have to pass through the changing rooms to get to the swimming pool. It took us quite a long time to find the swimming pool but it wasn't too complicated. BECAREFULL. I had such a big fuss with trying to open the lockers. You need to put a code, etc. And some of them don't work. And to use other lockers, you have to pay 1 euros, just be aware of that Overall, this pool was amazing and a great experience. Everyone was kind, and the staff were extremely helpful. I would definitely come back.

Pretty average pool. They sell swim suit and cap for lots of $ if you don't have one.

Super good piscine! Clean, organised and easy to access. Strongly recommend!

It's clean. Big. Crowded though. I didn't had any trouble there but I totally understand all bad reviews.

Come here if you want to experience the quiessential parisian experience: dirty, old and insufficient facilities used by rude and obnoxious people. The pool is dirty and very noisy. Nobody respects others. Lanes are separated by speed ratings but you can find people who doesn’t know how to swim on the fastest lane or near pro swimmers on the slowest passing through others. People are stopping in the middle of the swim just to have a little chat.

It’s lovely, but can be really crowded and you need to have the right kind of bathing suit.

They closed off not only the solarium but the exterior pool for kids (due to hot weather). So only regular exterior and interior swimming pools with 5 lanes left. We came specifically for our kids to enjoy shallow pool for kids. Why on earth would you close it? Lost day. Terrible experience. Essentially now it's like any swimming pool in Paris, just more crowded. It's around 30 degrees and above all summer, will you keep the nicest part of the facility closed off all summer. Good luck. Never again.

It was a nice experience for us. 3 swimming pools, 2 outside and 1 inside. It cost 3 euros for adults and 2.5 for kids. However you must have: 1- swimming cap. We didn’t have so we bought it there, quite cheap also 2- they won’t let you in with loose swim suit. Boys/men must wear jersey. They are about 11-14 euro. Staff were super helpful and nice to us.

Very bad experience with some people I feld like Rosa P..... but I will c... Just swim, God willing. By the way nice construction.

it's a good pool, the staff is nice and i had no issues

Lots of rules. Many a bit extreme. Fine for lane swimming.

Horrible experience. Hours not as advertised. Some staff were helpful, others were obstructive to the point that we never got to swim in the end. I was refused a refund when we left, and with a series of miscommunications and mismanagement, there was much frustration and tears. And why do you have to wear tiny swimsuits to swim here? There is no scientific basis to it being hygiene-related. If I could give this place minus 5 stars, I would.

This is one of the best pools in Paris for swimmers who train individually. If the school period schedule was more open to such visitors, I would consider this pool the best. The cleanliness of the changing rooms is usually beyond praise, especially when there is a woman in glasses working there, she is a genius of cleanliness. Sometimes the showers run out of soap, but generally there is plenty of it and in every dispenser, which is simply very rare in Paris. In general, the workers are good at monitoring that bad swimmers do not swim in the fast lanes, and this is very good. You can swim with any training accessories on a separate lane!

Nice and big pool but extremely crowded on hot summer days. End of aug, on not so hot days are good and all 50m lanes open. 50m lanes are open (2) bit too crowded on hot summer days. Staff is nice Locker rooms decently clean Outdoor space to tan. Big plus is the ORGANISATION with slow/fast lanes. Coulndt find this anywhere. The only thing is: THEY NEVER PICK UP THE PHONE!!

This is a very nice pool with bad service. I have been going to this pool from time to time for two years now and unlike many others it is really clean. There is almost always shower gel, although I must say that not all visitors use it even in the current heat of +35… Unfortunately, I often notice rudeness of workers towards other visitors, and yesterday I experienced it myself. For some reason the workers decided that I went into the pool in street shoes (even though I had changed into special Adidas pool slippers). First they rudely stopped me with a hand gesture, then said something in French, pointing to the slippers. I speak French poorly, but I answered that these slippers are for the pool. The workers did not believe me and asked to show my street shoes… this is outrageous. Are they implying that I am a liar or an idiot? My answer, despite the language problems, was very clear. It was a very humiliating experience.

I have been here on a weekday and it was so packed that swimming was not an option, why to many children and teenagers. It is also not clean. To swim you need a cap but you can enter without, not sure why. I would not recommend it.

We had a fantastic time here while on vacation and wanting to fulfill a request from our 8 year old for a swim. Big, clean and affordable, and welcoming to foreigners. Bring a bathing cap, and for the gents, a Lycra-style bathing suit (no board shorts allowed). Picnic in the nearby park afterwards. Great afternoon.

Great swimming pool. This morning at the opening time it was possible to swim 50m lengths enjoying the sun. The mixed gender changing rooms and other facilities are kept very clean and tidy. Electronic lockers do not require coins or padlocks to operate. Staff is very polite and professional.

Amazing

I felt comfortable during my visit. The team was very helpful. First the cashier came with me to get a special chip for the lockers and explained to me that I had to take off my shoes first before going to the changing rooms. Since it was my first time in a French swimming pool, I didn't know that you had to wear swimming caps. The lifeguards were friendly and lent me one. Thank you for that

Nice pool ! Basic facilities. Nice people and Less crowded.

An historical Paris swimming pool well renovated. A lot of natural light here which is enjoyable with respect to many other swimming pools of the city.

Good experience. Neat and clean!

Nice pool! Small but has all you need 🏊‍♂️

Adorable

It's nice just close too soon such a shame

Large open basin surrounded by restaurants and attractions, including boat hire (season dependent) close to line 7 metro. Good place to start or finish a nice walk along the canal st Martin

Visiting from Canada and staying at the Holiday Inn on the Bassin de la Villette (canal). Although the scenery and surrounding area is pretty interesting, the water is disgusting that is full of debris and garbage. Not sure if it’s the locals or the government that just do not care. It’s a hot day (33 degrees Celsius) and the smell is very off putting. The homelessness is extremely bad too. The aroma of urine and feces follows us wherever we go walking. If we had to hold our breath until the smell was gone we would pass out. I can see Paris used to be a great city, full of people who have hope and aspirations, pride but that probably was many, many years ago. Too bad. I wish we would’ve visited way back then.

Love this place. It's so nice, quite, but also full of light, life, activities! People ride their bicycles, walk, go to the street markets, to the péniches. The water is green, though. Don't expect a swimming pool. It's Paris, not a country city.

Fantastic relaxing place to hang out during the very hot days of summer in Paris. You can use free suntan lotion from dispensers and there are water sprays to cool down as well as clean public toilettes for free. There are also sun lounges.

Very nice place to run, walk, or just sit and have a beer or two during the evening. Close to the park nice green area for a pic nic Lively to take the dogs for a pleasant walk also.

A really nice swimming pool, but be sure to check the schedule in advance. The day is divided into four separate time slots, and between each one there's a 30-minute break for cleaning when everyone has to leave the pool.

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Extremely large park just outside of the main city easily accessible via the metro. Lots to do with younger children and was beautifully decorated for Christmas when we were there. A couple of smaller resteraunts right in the park or lots just in the surrounding area

Was a fun and refreshing break from the usual city sights. It’s a mix of a peaceful park and a lively amusement area, with rides, gardens, and even animals to see. The atmosphere was light and family-friendly, but still enjoyable even if you’re just looking to relax. I went on a weekday, and it wasn’t crowded, which made it easy to explore and try a few rides without waiting too long. The place is clean, well-organized, and surrounded by greenery — a great spot to slow down for a few hours. Definitely a nice change of pace in Paris, especially if you’re traveling with kids or just want a chill afternoon outdoors.

Beautiful park with lovely rides. I just feel price of the tickets is to high. You pay entry fee that just gets you into park every ride costs tickets which you buy separately. At 4.5 euros a ticket which means most rides will cost you 9 euros for 2 people. Tbh after watching them most are very short. I went mid August very quiet. If you have a few children you will burn through money very quickly. It's a shame if this was higher entry included all rides it would be way better value.

A 150+ year old amusement park that is in the heart of Paris. It has the charm and style you'd think of for a Parisian amusement park. Entry is not costly and then you need to pay per ride - generally an affordable way to spend sometime with kids in Paris.

Great for young children, picturesque setting, calm atmosphere, variety of attractions, good value for all-inclusive passes. The staff are exceptionally friendly, the park is certainly an experience.

Absolutely adorable little park and one of the cutest Gerstlauer coaster I've ever seen (speed rockets) which gives surprisingly good stomach drops for a smaller coaster, it's also one of the smoothest rides I've ridden, I did it about 10 times in a day 🤣

A beautiful park with lots of attractions for ages between 4-12. Our kids enjoyed the array of rides. The food wasn't good.

Very good swimming poll. Very deep. Option to swim to the street section.

I called them in the morning and no one answered. The automatic option of "nos tariffs" clearly stated that there was a reduced price for residents and a bit higher entrance fee for non-residents. But after 30 minutes driving in the hot car with my 3 year old they said the rules have changed a few days ago and only residents can enter. It's outrageous that they haven't updated their phone information and their Google Maps information and they're being immediately so strict about this rule despite their negligence in keeping people up-to-date. Our Sunday's program has been messed up and just in that 5 minutes while I was discussing with the guard there were like 5 people turned back too so they've messed up the Sunday of hundreds of families apparently. Thank you.

I came here recently just to use the Hamamm and it was amazing. I ended up using the pool too as its all inclusive. Very large sauna and steam room areas. Really nice relaxing area where you can cool down and relax. Very clean and staff are friendly.

Both reception and pool staff tend to be friendly and helpful. Even when I was told I should not take pictures, this was done in a very polite and friendly manner. Facility is maintained well and kept clean. Except during peak times, water is crystal clear. Being close to schools, it's most time packed with kids. Sometimes this can be annoying, but if you're not in a rush, they are quite funny

Clean and brand new. Only 25m laps, but not too busy when I visited early morning.

If you are outsiders or not residents of the place then don’t go there it will waste ur time and money. I used to visit there with my daughter frequently but things changed cos they don’t want outsiders or new people to visit their sacred swimming pool. Even they got guard people at outside who were so impolite and boring. So my friendly advice is not go there unless u are living there.

Incredible pool and when I was there reasonably quiet. I'll definitely go there again.

The only pool I have ever been to in France that has been accessible for a person in a wheelchair. Today I arrived at the pool to be greeted by very friendly staff. I explained I only speak English and there was someone working at the pool that could explain to me the rules of the pool. I did have to change from my wheelchair to their pool wheelchair to enter the pool to prevent my wheelchair wheels tracking dirt around the pool. The staff member helped and pushed me to the change rooms. The pool wheelchair can be self propelled. The accessible shower and toilet was huge and didn’t look much used. They had a pool hoist to transfer into the pool but I went with the step ladder option. The pool was very very clean and the people swimming were very friendly. Remember to bring a bathing cap. All and all a great experience and a very accessible and inclusive venue. Step free entry.

I love it!!! It is amazing small swimmingpool. Some days at the end or begining of working hours you can enjoy your own piece at the track. People who take care of the swimming pool are amazing, very kind. The cabins where you leave your stuff are clean, big, and they are opening them personally for you. It was made in Art deco style, what more to ask for. :D

True that the staff are not incompetent. I had the same issue the cashier asking us the right change like if we didn't have choice. Not helpful at all. If I was not speaking French it would have been a challenge. Then inside it's fine. It's a beautiful swimming pool of course. The water is ok. I have a sensitive skin and I felt ok compared with other places.

Amazing swimming pool in a modernist monument. The staff was very helpful. Mixed showers. Photos were not allowed but I was respectful and I respected the privacy of others.

Loved this little friendly pool. It's an antique pool with stalls around the edge. It's lane swimming and was able to have a refreshing swim. Many thanks to the pool staff, who were able to sort me out with a few bits as I had stupidly left them in my hotel.

I like this swimming pool, and was going a lot. But one time I had a very unpleasant situation with one of the workers. He don’t know how to speak with women, when I asked the other worker where I can complain ..obviously he told me that these days it doesn’t work. It has spoiled the whole image, but other people are nice. Only that guy was a really rude one.

Clean and not too crowded. Kind staff. Though time schedule is bit tricky.

Horrible experience. If you are not used to public pools in Paris, please prepare for an unpleasant experience. Shower before getting in the pool, bonnet obligatoire, one piece etc. You cannot wait for your kid to do a lesson without a swim suit, you cannot go with a baby, you cannot go with a bag of items to the area where the pool is at. Plenty of rules and the staff is horribly rude and on a power trip. They speak down to you and treat you poorly. Try another activity instead. Pools are definitely NOT Paris strength.

Two indoor pools housed in an old building that needs a new paint job. Water temperature doesn't feel as warm as advertised (28 degrees C). Toilets look very used, but are clean. Changing rooms are clean. Showers are very warm with dispensers fo soap/shampoo provided. No lockers available, all clothes are to be hung up and stored in a guarded storage room. The use of a swimming cap (bonnet) to cover your hair is obligatory and men can't wear boxers. In the lobby you'll find vending machines with caps, bathing shorts and swimming glasses, as well as machines for hot drinks and soft drinks.

I swim here frequently because it is close to my home, but it's easily one of the worst public swimming facility within 10 kms. Peeling paint, chipped tiles, dark, humid changing stations without proper drainage, no lockers and a tiny bench to take shoes on and off: This pool is badly need of an update. Despite the fact that it's sub-par by Paris standards, it's also often very crowded, particularly on weekend mornings in the winter. Very restrictive hours make the crowd situation even worse. While there is technically a capacity limit, it's unclear to me whether this is enforced; I've been here several times when it is truly impossible to determine your own lap pace because you are swimming 7 or 10 people to a lane. Montherland is less than 1 km away and much, much nicer (though can also become very crowded).

Nice pool but sometimes a little crowded

Pretty dirty and run down. No lockers. Very inconvenient opening hours (impossible to go there on working days, on the weekends it just closes too early too). Often unexpectedly closed due to various reasons. Usually not extremely crowded and enough space to swim though.

Standard 25m pool, rundown. Online it says there is an outdoor solarium with trees, but there are no trees, just cement to lie out on, and a tiny bit of grassy area. Access hidden away under a ramp, and then down stairs with very little signage. Strange opening hours.

An old fashioned swimming pool that urgently needs a renovation.

Great idea to liven up the river walk and give people something relaxing to do for those who cannot take vacation. Beach style bars, cafes along the river with tables, beach chairs, hammocks, palm trees, board walks, etcs. Drinks were pretty weak at each place I tried and prices are more expensive than the regular bars.

Paris Plage is awesome! 😎☀️💯

Yes, you can swim in the Seine near Pont Marie. Got there at about 8:30 on a Friday morning…it’s not open every day and the hours can vary depending on water tests and boat traffic. But I was able to grab a mandatory yellow bouy and float down stream and back. There are lockers and hit or miss showers, but it is best to come ready to swim🏊‍♂️

(Translated by Google) For those who have never traveled in their lives, we'll give it two stars or more. Nothing to envy, except for the freshness of the Seine, like all waterways... Another street in front of the Seine. No sand, so forget to bring a towel; a backpack with supplies will do. (Original) A se qui non jamais voyager de leur vie mettrons 2 etoiles ou plus. Rien à envier, mis à part la fraîcheur de la Seine, comme tous cours d'eau.... Une rue de plus devant la Seine. Pas de sable donc oublier de prendre une serviette, un sac à dos avec des provisions fera l'affaire.

(Translated by Google) Great idea, the dock was well-appointed for spending time with friends or family. You can bring food while enjoying the existing tables... however, the number is very limited, so you might want to arrive early. Otherwise, there are quite a few restaurants and bars on the dock. (Original) Très bonne idée, le quai était bien aménagé pour passer du temps avec les potes ou la famille On peut ramener à manger tout en profitant des tables déjà présentes... par contre le nombre est très limité, faut venir tôt peut être. Sinon, il y'a pas mal de restaurant et bar présents sur le quai.

(Translated by Google) The attempt to create a "Paris beach" has improved each year in terms of infrastructure. This year, 2025, in particular, the celebration of the 200th anniversary of France-Brazil diplomatic relations brought a tropicalist green and yellow color scheme to the decorations and equipment. Despite the fact that swimming is permitted in the monitored areas, I didn't see anyone venturing in for a dip. (Original) A tentativa de fazer a "praia de Paris" tem melhorado a cada ano em termos de estrutura. Neste ano de 2025, particularmente, a comemoração dos 200 anos de relações diplomáticas França-Brasil trouxe um colorido tropicalista verde-amarelo na decoração e equipamentos. Apesar da liberação para banho nas áreas vigiadas, não vi ninguém se aventurando a dar um mergulho.

(Translated by Google) Paris Plages is an iconic summer event launched in 2002 by the Paris City Hall, under the leadership of Bertrand Delanoë. The idea: to transform the banks of the Seine into veritable urban beaches for Parisians not on vacation. Since then, the initiative has expanded to several locations and offers spaces for relaxation, leisure, and sports every summer in the heart of the capital. In 2025, Paris Plages returns from July 6 to September 1. The two main locations are the Rives de Seine (between the Pont des Arts and the Pont de Sully) and the Bassin de la Villette in the 19th arrondissement. The event is completely free. It features deckchairs, water misters, refreshment stands, children's playgrounds, pétanque courts, as well as water activities such as kayaking and paddleboarding at the Bassin de la Villette. The atmosphere is friendly, family-friendly, and very summery, with occasional musical or sporting events. Paris Plages is now a much-anticipated summer event, offering a different way to experience the city. It's a great success in terms of temporary urban planning and cultural accessibility. (Original) Paris Plages est un événement estival emblématique lancé en 2002 par la Mairie de Paris, sous l’impulsion de Bertrand Delanoë. L'idée : transformer les berges de la Seine en véritables plages urbaines pour les Parisiens qui ne partent pas en vacances. Depuis, l’initiative s’est élargie à plusieurs sites et propose chaque été des espaces de détente, de loisirs et de sport, en plein cœur de la capitale. En 2025, Paris Plages est de retour du 6 juillet au 1er septembre. Les deux principaux lieux sont les Rives de Seine (entre le Pont des Arts et le Pont de Sully) et le Bassin de la Villette dans le 19e arrondissement. L’événement est entièrement gratuit. On y trouve des transats, des brumisateurs, des buvettes, des jeux pour enfants, des terrains de pétanque, ainsi que des activités nautiques comme le kayak ou le paddle au bassin de la Villette. L’ambiance est conviviale, familiale et très estivale, avec parfois des animations musicales ou sportives. Paris Plages est aujourd’hui un rendez-vous attendu chaque été, qui permet de vivre la ville autrement. C’est une belle réussite en matière d’urbanisme temporaire et d’accessibilité culturelle.

I spent my final afternoon in Paris exploring this lovely park in the outer districts. It was a great afternoon and it's a really well laid out city park, with fairly nice perches and views. Unfortunately, the construction and repairs spoiled some of the experience, along with not the best weather. But I am glad I went, it was nice to see another slice of life with families picnicking, runners jogging, and others just meandering to a calmer pace than central Paris.

My most adorable city park, it’s really huge with abundance of breathtaking views and picnic spots. The lake with the ducks , the waterfalls and kids playgrounds. The only downsides are the ubiquitous joggers, few public toilets and only a few vending stations for water and coffee. The place is very clean and those multi-century trees are just amazing

Parc des Buttes-Chaumont is a truly wonderful and vast park. It is the best place in the heart of Paris to enjoy nature and peace. If you're looking to spend a day away from the city's hustle and bustle, this park is the perfect choice. Suitable for Everyone The best part of this park is that it is suitable for everyone from the young to the old. There are dedicated areas for play and leisure for young children. The spacious pathways are ideal for both walking and general exercise. This is a wonderful place to come with family or friends to relax and spend time together. Natural Beauty This park is a must-visit for nature lovers. The greenery, silence, and picturesque views are truly calming. The beautiful bridge and small water reservoirs (or small waterfalls/lakes) further enhance the park's beauty. Basic Amenities For your convenience, all basic facilities are neatly maintained in the park There are plenty of seats throughout the park for resting.Drinking water facilities and toilet facilities are available. Overall, this is a very peaceful and beautiful place. If you want a unique experience in Paris, you should definitely visit Parc des Buttes-Chaumont!

Such a beautiful park, full of laughter, happy vibes, but also peace. It’s a place for a picnic, to kick a ball, or to simply walk and enjoy. The views and beautiful, and the water is peaceful too. Just be careful getting to and from if you are a woman, as some surrounding areas in summer have a lot of drunk men

Located more north in Paris, you'll find a serene and residential park that's perfect for joggers, pet owners, hikers... I wanted to escape from the hustle and bustle of central Paris and I knew this park would be peaceful. I loved it, absolutely recommend taking the metro to get here. There is a cliff with a gazebo and the path to it was closed off but from the bottom, you can a fantastic view of it and the lake.

Buttes Chaumont is a beautiful park where Parisians stroll or train for their next marathon and where birders are on full alert. It's known for its hills, so be prepared for uphills and downhills. Enjoy the lake and the waterfalls too. The Temple of Sybille is beautiful, although it's not accessible right now–you can still see it from many vantage points. Climb to the top to see the Basilica in Montmartre, the modern towers of La Defense, and much more. You'll find lots of cute dogs to enjoy on your stroll, as well as spots to sit for a cup of tea and a snack. And if you are training for a race, this is the place to get your hill runs done!

Absolutely beautiful. Full of trails, parks, waterfalls. Amazing, quiet place to walk around, have a sit down and relax / reflect.

Great place to stay for Roland Garos or if you like swimming. Good roof top with fine fish dishes.

Looking down on the steam speckled glass roof of the clay courts and cobbles below. I'm developing an Aperol migraine that begins feeling similar to a spider web pulling at the tips of my eyelashes. The poké bowl is cold and soft and before I blissfully stir to combine its contents l pause to take one vanity picture for this review. St-Germain exerts visual ownership over this space.

Exceptional experience thanks to the team of Rachid. He really made me feel like home. Food was amazingly fresh and well balanced. Every one can have his own option based on his taste. Really recommend ! Will come back for sure.

5 stars for the view which did satisfy our curiosity for sunset from this rooftop with colorful hotel rooms and big blue swimming pool. Price wise should be given 5 $ as everything was Parisien-rooftop expensive

I wish I could give this place a negative star. Racist arrogant French pigs run this establishment. The classic Parisian style. Hostess told us to follow her twice and slacked off and flirted with men and told us to wait. They refused to serve us so we ordered an uber and ate it at our table. If they don’t want my money, I ain’t gonna give it to them!

Very friendly helpful and accommodating staff - view all around beautiful- menu very reasonable prices and something for everyone- recommended to reserve before- since on a sunny summer day extremely popular. Recommended 🙂

Love the view, the atmosphere. Yes, the food is not extraordinary but the views to the pool, the music, the views of Rolland Garos and the Eiffel.tower make.it.totally worth a visit!

One of the bigger parks around Paris. There is an option for boating if the weather is nice. You can peacefully run, walk or stroll around in the forest or the park side. Or pick a spot and relax with a book and snacks as we choose to.

Defenitely worth a visit here. Though I work in forestry so for me this was rather a park then a forest but I loved hanging out here. Lots of lakes and little parks and gardens. It would be great to have more tashbins around because I barely found one.

This place is huge and there's so much to see. Old railtracks, the riverside, a theme park, a Louis Vutton building, as well as numerous open parks and bushland litter the whole area. It's great fun exploring around it for a few hours!

Beautiful green space with lots of birding opportunities. Only downside is the amount of runners here. If you're trying to sit in peace and listen to nature, it can be a little difficult with the overwhelming number of runner's grunting and making contact with the trail

The Bois de Boulogne is truly a treasure of Paris. Just minutes from the city’s bustle, we step onto peaceful wooded paths, with lakes, gardens, wildlife, and open green spaces. We love the mix of nature, modernity and history, from hidden gardens and serene waterways created by Napoleon III, to Michelin restaurants and the former residence of the Duke of Windsor, all on the grounds where previous Summer Olympics were hosted, plus much more. What makes the Bois de Boulogne so special is the balance, as you feel far from the city, yet you’re still in the 16e. It’s an ideal place to recharge and enjoy the serenity of nature right at the city’s edge. A must-experience for anyone who might appreciate a green escape to what we read is considered the “Left Lung of Paris” due to the oxygen produced by the trees, in this area that is astonishingly twice the size of NYC’s Central Park!

Beautiful place to visit, quiet and peaceful. I recommend to hire a Lime bike and ride around

The lungs of Paris. Massive park on the west edge of the city. Something for everyone, sometimes too much. Great to have a picnic and a bottle of wine.

This place is wonderful. The staff is really nice and accommodating, and Talya deserves special mention. She was super patient with me (I don’t speak a word of French), she’s an absolute sweetheart. I would definitely visit again.

Firsf of all when I stepped in there it smelled so good. My moroccan friend recommended me to do the Peau neuve package for the original experience and it was amazing. They had a big area for everything and the scrubber was nice and the masseuse too. Sherraz at the reception was very nice and she speaks good English. Honestly didnt know u had to wear the underwear because we go completely naked in my country 😂😂😂😅 but it was overall a good experience

My girl friends and I had a wonderful experience at Hammam Pacha. We got a very comprehensive and polite introduction from Priya. My gummy was very professional. My masseuse Chiraz was excellent, I came out rejuvenated and feeling like I have the skin of a new born baby :D Highly recommend!

Second time coming here, first time during a weekday. Very relaxing experience, be prepared to put your phone away and not worry about what time it is. The facilities are clean, the girls giving the treatments are very competent (had a gommage+massage). Also had a Tajine that was included with my forfait that was lovely (thank you Talya)

My second time here. I am an American tourist. This time I brought my daughter. Hammam Pacha is a gift to all women. I am grateful for the service. It helps me to deeply, mentally relax and especially loosen up my neck which is chronically tight. The scrub is a must. My skin is glowing and soft. Priya was warm and friendly. She gave my daughter a wonderful massage. Sherraz and Faty at reception are delightful. The food is delicious!

Such a hidden gem in Paris! Went with 2 of my girlfriends and had the most relaxing time at the spa. Sherraz greeted us with the yummiest welcome tea and was so sweet and helpful. Would definitely recommend coming here for a little relaxing getaway with the girls!

Amazing experience. I got a massage from Khaleema and it fixed me right up. It's super clean, friendly staff, and the rooms are so relaxing. They let me store my luggage in the closet. 10/10 would recommend.

This is a fantastic concept with the open swimming pool and gym surrounded by plenty of greenery, along with a no-noise policy. However, I do have a concern: I am a club member, yet I don’t feel any privileges compared to those who only purchase a class pass or day access to the swimming pool. I pay €245 per month, so this situation makes me feel uncomfortable as I lack a sense of privacy. If it is a membership club it should remain like this for the comfort of the members, first of all.

The worst customer service ever ! And the lady was extremely Rude ! I didn’t appreciate the way she was talking to me ! It’s like she doesn’t want me in and felt her energy was so negative !

This barge is really cool. Swimming pool and gym facilities with great views, and their social spaces go the extra mile on special events.

They have this crazy rule, that if you have paid for the swimming pool upstairs (19€) and you go up, but then you go downstairs at the restaurant and bar … you cannot go back to the pool again: “Toute sortie est definitive”. Worth noting that upstairs there are no tables in the shade. This would be easily solved with a bracelet or a stamp or any other easily visible proof that you paid for the pool, but they don’t have it. I strongly recommend to steer away of this place.

Came to swim. Stayed for lunch. The swimming pool is amazing! Great experience.

came here for a balnéothérapie session, was amazed at the beauty of the place - will have to come back for the pool! 🏊

Average sunbeds, not a pool for enjoying the weather, only for a sport swimming event though, the most annoying there its a service , how hostess coming to you every 15 min remind that you have to leave even you just come up and stayed 15 min and booked 3h. For real guys .

It is a very nice place , highly like the pools the organisation , unfortunately we went a Sunday and there was a rude lady that wanted to take us of the pool , was quite a sad experience to feel as a foreigner , besides that … I highly recommend the pool the lifeguards were very professional and understanding , will not come back cause of the incident with the lady, make me felt not worth it , being a professional swimmer all my life was quite taken back by such rude remarks from that lady … but for anyone that wants to go swimming is a good price and good quality so still is a very good place

Pool is great 👌 - both the pool and lockers are clean - lockers are well designed and practical (with digital lockers meaning you don't need to have a 1€ coin nor wear a bracelet) - staff (both at entrance and lifeguard) are friendly BUT the pool is often (happened to me 4 times in 2022 already) closed early in the morning while it states it's open. Which is a major problem considering you make a effort to wake up at 6 and find the doors closed ... It seems the staff is often on strike during bank holidays so come at your own risk (btw, I'm swimming there 2/3 times a week)

The entrance fee is pretty decent (€3.50) but definitely overcrowded at lunchtime. It's a real struggle to swim at your speed while you overtake or are overtaken often several times in a single length of the pool. Otherwise the place is clean and well lit so it could be a real pleasure to get some exercise there.

The swimming pool looks pretty new and clean, I really like the metallic boards of it. Water in the shower is rather hot, but its also warm on the pool, so its easy to get in. Could have a velib station just next to it, overall a great experience.

This pool is great. Modern, and most importantly the water is warm compared to most pools in Paris. The children's section is fun with strong jets and whirlpools and the showers are always hot.

Modern public pool, one olympic pool and plus a pool for kids and jacuzzi. Outside place for sun tanning and showers.

Closed every weekend during summer...not communicated the days of the strikes, only discover it when I arrive to the pool. UNACCEPTABLE!!!... and I am paying my taxes fot this "service" 🤬🤬🤬

The food was very bland and not up to Paris food standards. Cocktails also need work. Sophisticated ingredients were used, but the plates were not tasty and lacked flavor. The ceviche specifically had no lemon in it, which was very weird. The service and atmosphere are worth a try, definitely a unique vibe to this place between the scenery and live DJ on a Saturday night. Recommended for drinks and experience only, the food menu needs rework, especially for this price range.

-Ambiance ✨: Inviting, relaxing and soothing atmosphere -Service 🛎️: knowledgeable staff -Food 🥞: small variety and good quality of food. The appetizers are sharable only and you are stuck in ordering 3 or 4 appetizers -Overall Impression 🌟: good experience; good service, summery ambiance, and very beautiful view of the Seine. -Location 📍: very beautiful region at the center of Paris, with plenty of activities around, touristic attractions and exhibitions you can visit. Note: prepare your journey and avoid peak hours so you can benefit from the experience. Best if you can go as couple to benefit from the pool side tables.

Small menu but it met the need for a quick late night bite. Cocktails are phenomenal! We ordered two dessert cocktails and both were amazing. Tapas style menu option for starters was perfect - the Camembert is a must try. Service was fast and friendly, and the view on the water was beautiful.

Popped in for drinks and small dinner. Great spot on the Seine. Enjoyed watching the parade of boats going by. Great service and a cool atmosphere!

Tried the brunch, had plenty of oysters, absolutely loved it. Plus an amazing view and feeling (you’re eating on a boat on the Seine river !). Of course it’s not cheap, but it’s worth it for a unique experience.

Love this place! Food was amazing and the service was incredibly attentive. As far as atmosphere goes, you are right on the Seine! Really doesn’t get better than that! Although I’ve never stayed, it is also an hotel - very intriguing!!! Staff are +++++ !

The view and live music were great! But the waiters were really inexperienced and needed prompts for all tasks (getting orders, bringing plates, etc.) and the food was average. Consider going for a drink and dining elsewhere!

Love this pool but they constantly change their hours without any notice, be it closing early, not opening at all due to strikes, or allowing far too many people in at once, to the point of more than 10 people in one lane. Swimming is something I look forward to all week, and to arrive to a boarded up building merely saying closed for a strike is so disappointing. If any of the staff ever read these, please know the swimmers really appreciate you and find it a shame you keep yo-yo-ing with the schedule.

The pool is listed as open on the Paris pool website. It's marked as closed on Google. Their phone number doesn't work. This is dysfunctional. The pool itself is nice if you can find out if it's open

Just had such a terrible and traumatic experience. The front desk workers behaved in such despicable ways, no professionalism at all. I’m disgusted and horrified by the lack of guidance for 1st time visitors. I Had to take indications from other people on how to access the locker room, how to set up the locker AND to access to the pool. the whole management of this place was lackluster. Had no information about the conformity of the attire. Ended up being embarrassed and humiliated just when I was about to hit the pool. I am simply appalled and sickened. Will absolutely NEVER step foot in this place ever again and I’ll make sure the word is being spread widely about how they handle their BLACK consumers.

Helpful staff even though I only know a few words of French. A kind local showed me how the secure lockers worked and how to enter. Very clean 25m pool at a good temperature (26C) for training. During mid mornings I could train in the fast lane with only 1-3 other swimmers. Some very slow swimmers in the "rapide" lane but some moved over to another lane to allow for faster swimmers. Good signage for opening hours and group sessions. And only €1.70 for seniors!

When you search it online, it says that will bé closed at 20:30 but it actually closes at 17:30. This should bé updated. Thanks. Generally, the other services are good. I like this place.

I think the best pool in the area but to walk from the vestiaire to the pool you have to go upstairs so it's a little dangerous with water on the floor everywhere. Bring flip flops for safety and sanitary reasons and it should be ok.

Occasionally inconsistent - for example the Petit Bain temperature ranges from 30° to 32° - but it's really a great place to bring small children to get them acquainted to water and start them swimming - with enthusiasm !

What I like about this pool is that it's located so centrally and cheap (EUR 3.50). But the changing rooms are rather run down. And only one of the two shower rooms is functional right now, meaning that men and women shower together. Plus there are just 3 showers that actually work! The pool itself is fine. Fairly busy but ok. People are quite disciplined in staying in their lanes. I like the big window that lets in the sun light. And it’s true, you can actually see the Pantheon (albeit only a tiny bit of it; most of the view is covered by a garden). The staff seems nice.

For anyone with EPILEPSY, please be cautious—there are very strong lights around the swimming pool area.

While on holiday in Paris, myself and my son used this pool a number of times. We couldn't find fault with the facilities or staff. Despite us having limited French (i.e. none!), the staff were always helpful & friendly at all times. The pool and changing areas were excellent. Would definitely recommend.

There are not too many swimming pools in Paris. Jean Taris is one of the nicest ones. The facilities are spacious. The setting of the pool is very pleasant with large windows that let natural light in and offer a view on vegetation. Most importantly, the pool (at least in the summer) is not too overcrowded and it is possible to keep a regular pace when swimming in a lane. One of the best public pools in Paris.

We love the place. It's perfectly warm in winters for the kids. Has a special pool for infants and toddlers which makes it more appealing. And it's pretty clean and affordable

When my 5 year old is asked what she wants to be when she grows up, I encourage her to work at this swimming pool so she never has to work a day in her life. Such a joke for the residents of the 5th arrondisement, and especially the children. This is the only pool that has a great children's pool in the area.

Small 25 m swimming pool right in the heart of Paris

I went three times at different hours, and each time, my experience was horrible because of the crowds. I swim in the slow lane, but several fast swimmers switched to it and made it impossible for us to function. They would bump into us, and I even got hit in the head. Seeing how our lane was completely overtaken, and the employees weren't saying anything, most of us slow swimmers moved to the beginner's pool, but after a while, a couple of fast swimmers came over there, too, making it impossible for us to exercise at our own pace. Crowd sizes are a problem in Parisian public pools because they have too few slots open to the public.

Swimming pool- I have arrived in Paris for the first time. This is my 10th day, and since I will be living here with my family ( we moved the whole household due to Brexit and our jobs which are now relocated here) I have enquired about the swimming pool at this location. When I have asked about the pool and about the equipment ( swimming suit etc) I was told men have to just wear swimming trunks and women cut out swimming suits. I told the manager that I have sensitive skin and get rashes from high dosages of chlorine and I was advised to wear a wetsuit ( shot leg but long sleeve ). The manager started being rude and kept telling me to go.. on and on. I asked him why I’m not allowed to wear a short wetsuit?! He didn’t answer my question but kept showing me out! Rude , appalling and disrespectful behaviour. Utterly disgraceful! Please avoid if you can.

Oct 4 2024. Pool closed AGAIN. No reason. 22/9/24 pool CLOSED. NO ELECTRICITY 4/24 Finally reopened after 4 days. Very nice staff. Very friendly. Nice pool. Pretty clean changing rooms and showers. A bit chilly when you first get in but the changing rooms are very warm. And hot hot showers!

Good swimming pool , generally not too busy and clean. Prices (like in most of Paris) are really competitive (10 entries for 28 euro). Do not forget the 1 euro for the locker.

clean, clear, it was not crowded at 9:30 am. staff helpful. overall a nice swimming pool.

First time visitor. Decent enough, but pool was quite crowded even on a weekday evening. Though the people running the pool are quite nice and friendly.

Good public facility wirh a shallow pool for kids in addition to the 25m pool with lanes. Not luxurious but clean and functional.

Personally I like this pool, it is clean but not very big. It is open on Tuesday till 9 pm

Pleasant pool not too crowded 11:30-13:00. Overall very clean and agreeable.

I swim here 3 to 4 times. week and find it a very pleasant and clean pool with friendly staff and not too may people

Clean and small public pool around the corner from Rue Clément. 3.50 euros.

I've went once. Got a pretty bad ear infection and now I have to get a surgery but it's a nice public pool overall.

Very small, very crowded. It is hard to find a lot of space where to swim comfortably. Decent facilities, though

Very unfriendly. Made my kid cry.

Such a pleasant outing under the sun! The tour of Canal St Martin was made even more fun by our knowledgeable bilingual guide

An excellent place to enjoy water side, people activities with several lively bistro, resaurants... I usually cycle there... Try pizza, all prepare it very well...

Excellent place for holiday; Hotels, restaurant, shops, public transports all are easy to access.

A nice place to walk or just sit on a bench and people watch. There are a number of little restaurants around and the cinemas, sometimes you see people fishing and if the rumors are true there may soon be a swimming area.

This is the place we stayed holiday Inn express excellent hotel 🏩 deal comes with bed and breakfast, superb breakfast they served it's on the canal if you want travel to other part tube station is thete and so many cafes nearby on the canal itself thete is cinema Hall, restaurants, cafes you can hire boat and peddlers, small Park with children play ground and many more things beautiful loved it

Doesn’t even deserve a star as we were not even let in despite waiting an hour and a half even tho they were supposed to open at 11. Rude staff and extremely disorganised. Don’t even bother visiting as you will likely be disappointed

Beautiful place. Nice restaurants. Lots of tourism. If you fish for pike this spot us for you but only early morning

A nice, old fashioned public swimming pool near the Canal du Midi. Not too crowded. Don't forget your swimming hat. 'Obligatoire' in Municipal Parisian pools.

Its a wonderful swimming pool.And a very warm temperature inside.

Charming swimming pool, clean, affordable (€3) & not too busy.

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(Translated by Google) The premises are clean and the staff are pleasant. The pool is small, however, so it can quickly become saturated. Remember to take all your belongings, when I went there (07/2016) the distributor was out of service. Luckily the lifeguard lent me the cap that I had forgotten. (Original) Les locaux sont propres et le personnel est agréable. Le bassin est petit, en revanche, donc il peut vite être saturé. Pensez à prendre toutes vos affaires, quand j'y suis allé (07/2016) le distributeur était hors service. Heureusement le maître nageur m'a prêté le bonnet que j'avais oublié.

(Translated by Google) Terrible pool. The changing rooms overlook the pools and are therefore cold and lack privacy. It's old, the pools are small. All this could pass if the water was not frozen. It's winter, it's cold, and I couldn't stay in the water for more than two minutes. Swimming should be a pleasure, not a constraint! (Original) Piscine horrible. Les vestiaires donnent sur les bassins et sont donc froids et manquent d'intimité. C'est vieux, les bassins sont petits. Tout cela pourrait passer si l'eau n'était pas gelée. Nous sommes en hiver, il fait froid, et je n'ai pas pu resté dans l'eau plus de deux minutes. Se baigner soit rester un plaisir, pas une contrainte!

Ritz Bar was on my colleague’s list to “check out” for the interior design and atmosphere. Indeed, it is a beautiful place with warm hospitable service and interesting naturally infused zodiac related drink menu that is 35 Euro each. Is it worth it? If you were not paying for the Real Estate of the Ritz, I would say: “no”, but since this is Ritz and the service was super nice and welcoming, “yes”, we would come again unless we are tempted to check out another new venue that is “on the list”.

Founded in 1898, the hotel founded by César Ritz has always championed the avant-garde and creativity. The Ritz Bar is the culmination of heritage and new perspectives.The head bartender, Romain de Courcy initiates precise and bold taste research. He dedicates himself to natural elements, searching for new expressions. An elegant area to discover !

I had a lovely time at the Ritz bar for an after dinner drink on a Tuesday. I ordered a mocktail that was extremely delicious, and the snacks that came with it were very tasty as well. It was quite pricey (€35) but you are paying for a luxury experience in a gorgeous setting!

If the Hemingway bar is overbooked just turn around and you’ll find the “Ritz bar”, an intimate lounge with very few tables all around an Art Deco bar. Cocktails were built around an Astrology theme and they are really well built. Compared to other palaces, the service of the Ritz was by far one of the best with friendly staff capable of giving advice on what to drink. A great experience worth visiting again.

Gorgeous bar right before the Hemingway line starts. It has great cocktails based on the zodiac. It also has regular drinks you can order like any other bar. Service and drinks are great!

Waited only 15 minutes for a table, staff are very welcoming and helpful. Drinks are excellent

Having a drink in such an intimate location was fantastic, our waiter was really caring and had great recommendations. Great place if you want to have a one on one conversation with a friend / or your date after a long day at work or browsing all over Paris. If you drink I would recommend “L’impétueux” and if you don’t “Fleur”.

I had high expectations for the site and I was disappointed. Both the clients and the facilities are bad. They charged me €20 for the ticket that included a drink. I ordered one soft drink and a single shot of Jagger and it was not one of the liquors included in the drink, so they charged me €8 for a shot. I have never paid this price anywhere else in Europe. The basement is disgusting, and really unhealthy. Morbidity is one thing and unhealthy is quite another. To finish, I will say that the only nice thing about the place was the staff, very friendly and cordial guys, with a good smile and conversation.

Great place: clean and decent. Always feel at ease, non judgmental, great bartenders who speak English very well. One can get lube, poppers ( I got one last night) from the bar. Highly recommend!!! And I will surely come back. Thank you Le Keller guys for great experience every time I visit.

Excellent friendly staff. Mixed crowd. Very polite. Clean place.

Visited on a Thursday late night there was some good action and HOT FUN! Everyone there was smiley and respectful especially the guys on the door and behind the bar! Love you guys and truly appreciate answering my all questions with a big smile, see you soon ❤️

My favorite fetish club in Europe! Well organized, clean and very lovely clientele

I like le Keller: * good location * friendly staff * well equipped with good play spaces * a drink and snacks was included in the entry costs * they keep it as clean as possible * diverse clientele Obviously the experience will vary depending of who is there at the time which varies based on the time/date/theme etc. I would have liked a friendlier crowd but I can’t speak French and am slightly on the shy side which makes it more difficult for me to connect while I’m there.

I tried to find this place on two separate occasions but then someone said you closed for holidays. You could have at least put a sign up!

absolutely recommended. gym space with all the machines you'll need (new and really clean) and a very friendly and helpful staff. the best part is that unlike all the other much more expensive and well known gyms you never have to wait to use a machine: i've been there at different times of the day and it's never crowded.

Im travelling in Paris. Fitness clubs in different areas can vary a lot on equipment... Some are more lounges than gyms. This small gym is very well equipped with new, well maintained machines. They have a decent assortment of free weights, smith machine, cable machines and presses. The owner or manager (not sure which) who greeted me was VERY nice and despite my lack of french and his basic english, we communicated ok. Oaid 12€ for a visit (which is fine). The gym area is maintained spotless... The lady is practically cleaning while you're using the equipment. If you're in the area and need a gym with a decent range of cardio and workout equipment, reasonable and "open" to anyone.... This place is great. Its a tiny bit crammed but i was there on saturday morning and there were few people.... I made it through my whole workout without interruption. A+

I'm visting Paris and went to this gym yesterday. It's actually pretty good. I went to use the weights and they had a descent weight room with all the basics in place and quite a few machines. Everything was clean and modern and not busy (I went at lunchtime). I noticed they had a medium sized pool downstairs and hammams (steam rooms) upstairs, though I didn't use either. The place is quite sweet in that it's hidden back from the busy street, the staff were very friendly (being patient with my lack of French) and they let me in for the day for a good price (12 euro). The decor is a little dated, but it's all clean, bright and not run down. I'd say it made a nice change from the crappy chains that are overpriced, under-cleaned and indifferent staff. Definitely recommended.

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(Translated by Google) A magnificent swimming pool with a very artistic character. It is possible to access a weight room upstairs or men's or women's saunas even higher up in the building! (Original) Une piscine magnifique avec un cachet très artistique. Il est possible d'accèder à une salle de musculation à l'étage ou à des saunas hommes ou femmes encore plus haut dans l'immeuble !

(Translated by Google) I really liked the setting of this old swimming pool and I found it clean. However, there is no health pass check at the entrance and the equipment is out of order. It would be enough to install locks in the changing rooms and a few hooks to be able to leave the belongings in complete peace of mind. What I find unfortunate is the absence of hair dryers in the swimming pool changing rooms. Or did I not find it? (Original) J'ai beaucoup aimé le cadre de cette piscine ancienne et je l'ai trouvé propre. Cependant aucun contrôle de passe sanitaire à l'entrée et les équipements sont en souffrance. Il suffirait installer des serrures dans les vestiaires et quelques crochets pour pouvoir laisser les affaires en toute tranquillité. Ce que je trouve dommage c'est l'absence de sèche cheveux dans les vestiaires de la piscine. Ou bien je ne l'ai pas trouvé ?

(Translated by Google) I only know the pool part. the welcome is “weird” it is neither pleasant nor unpleasant. the setting of this swimming pool is different from a traditional swimming pool because it is a witness to another time. It's like you're in the 1950s... I liked this atmosphere, there weren't many of us, it was calm, the light came through the glass tile ceiling, it was relaxing. You will cross a courtyard with very very unpleasant buildings and inhabitants!!! (Original) Je ne connais que la partie piscine. l’accueil est « bizarre » ce n’est ni agréable, ni désagréable. le cadre de cette piscine est différent d’une piscine traditionnelle car elle est le témoin d’un autre temps. C’est comme si vous étiez dans les années 1950… j’ai bien aimé cette ambiance, nous n’étions pas nombreux, c’était calme, la lumière traversait le plafond de carreaux de verre c’était reposant. Vous traverserez une cours avec des immeubles et des habitants très très désagréables!!!