The 19th district is located in the north-east of Paris and with 185,000 inhabitants it is not only one of the most populous regions of the capital, it is however experiencing a quick growth of the population.
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With two parks (Parc des Buttes-Chaumont and Parc de la Villette), canals (Canal de l’Ourq and Canal Saint-Denis) and the Cité des Sciences, the 19th has enough green spaces and cultural dynamism to attract interest both from its residents and from passing visitors. The Cité de la Musique, the Zénith, the Conservatoire and the future Philharmonie of Paris complete the picture, making this arrondissement a rendezvous for music lovers of all genres. The exhibitions and cinema lovers will be very delighted : renting an apartment in the 19th district of Paris guarantee you the proximity of the "Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie", and the "Géode", a cinema with a very particular architecture!
You'll enjoy renting a furnished apartment in the nineteenth. Why? Because a rental in the 19th is allowing you numerous cultural outings. No need to be worried about the leisure and the relaxing areas as well : it's not far away, nothing is far away when you are lodging in the 19th arrondissement. With the swimming pools, the very well-known "Pailleron" ice rink, and the very famous Buttes-Chaumont and La Villette parks as well... It's hard to be bored when there are so many great places to go to and have fun in Paris.
With a long-standing reputation as a popular arrondissement, the nineteenth is now one of the most sought after areas of the city with a high number of select green spaces which truly make it the 'green lung' of the capital. The streets surrounding the Parc des Buttes-Chaumont (Rue Manin, Rue de Crimée, and Rue Botzaris) are often full of future Parisian residents all looking for a little greenery. Despite this revival of interest in the quiet streets, the gardens and neighbourhood life, particularly around Belleville, Jourdain, Pyrénées and La Villette, the nineteenth remains one of the cheapest arrondissements of Paris – and can be a very good reason for living there!
But there are also many other reasons for living in the 19th... Families will appreciate the large number of schools (which can accommodate a total capacity of 15,000 students), including both nursery and primary schools, as well as collèges and lycées. The nineteenth arrondissement also hosts students from the École des Ingénieurs de la Ville de Paris, the École Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture, and the Conservatoire. For the daily necessities, those staying in the nineteenth have a choice of seven markets (including the Marché Jean-Jaurès and the Marché Villette) and many supermarkets, such as the Monoprix on the Avenue Secretan, and the Canal Bio on the Quai de la Loire.
For transports in and around the area, there are 28 metro stations, a tram, bus network, and 62 'stations “Vélib'” for city bikes. Very well-served by any type of public transportation, you'll be able to get around the district effortless (shopping, outings etc) if you opt for a furnished rental in the 19th arrondissement of Paris. Whether we are talking about shopping, the outings, or the accommodation itself, the 19th district is also very accessible... financially. Its a very affordable district for someone who want to lodge in Paris. Have a look at our offers of apartments for rent in the 19th arrondissement of Paris.