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Discover the Arsenal district - Paris 04

Located in the 4th arrondissement, the Arsenal neighbourhood is the 15th administrative district. To find it, you have to go to the very east of the arrondissement. Indeed, the Arsenal district is located between the Notre-Dame and Saint-Gervais neighbourhoods (to the west), the 3rd arrondissement (to the north), the 11th and 12th arrondissements (to the east) and the 5th arrondissement (to the south).

Its shape is different to the other neighbourhoods, so to follow the boundaries of the Arsenal area, we suggest you start with the southeast corner. This is located at the roundabout where the Austerlitz Bridge meets Quai Saint-Bernard. Then, it is interesting to note that its southern border stops in the middle of Quai Saint-Bernard to cross the Seine while following part of Voie Georges Pompidou and crossing the Pont de Sully. Once we reach Rue Saint-Paul, we are on its western border. To follow it, we have to go up Rue Saint-Paul, then Rue de Turenne until we reach Rue des Francs Bourgeois. At the intersection, turn right and go through Place des Vosges and Rue du Pas de la Mule. Once you reach Boulevard Beaumarchais, go down the Boulevard until you reach Place de la Bastille. Then take Boulevard Bourdon and cross the Seine to return to the roundabout where you started. The Arsenal district covers 48.7 hectares.

Quartier Arsenal - Paris 4
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History

To learn more about the origins of this neighbourhood, you have to go back to 1533. At that time, the King’s Arsenal (also known as the Grand-Arsenal) was located there. Louis XIV then turned it into a weapons store and court. In 1757, under the influence of the Marquis de Paulmy d’Argenson, it became a library. It was one of the biggest libraries in Paris in the 19th century. During this same period, there was also a grain reserve in the area and Louviers island. In 1983, the Arsenal leisure port was created there.
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Cutural sites

  • The Arsenal Library

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Local landmarks

The area includes the following landmarks:

  • Pont de Sully: linking the 4th and 5th neighbourhoods, the bridge we use today was built in 1876 (after being destroyed several times)
  • Lambert Hotel: built in the 17th century, it was classified as a historical monument in 1862
  • Quai Henri IV
  • Pavillon de l’Arsenal
  • Bassin de l’Arsenal: Arsenal port and garden
  • Célestins Convent: destroyed and now replaced by the Célestins Barracks
  • Place de la Bastille.

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Parks

  • Square Barye
  • Square Henri Galli
  • Place des Vosges

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Nearby transportation

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Properties for sale / rental in the neighbourhood

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Furnished rental on Ile Saint-Louis – 3 rooms with view of the Pantheon. In the hear (...)
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34 m2
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Sully Morland neighbourhood. A 34 sqm two-room apartment on the top floor with lift access (...)
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27 m2
450 000 €
Historic Ile Saint Louis – An atypical 27 sqm apartment in very good condition. Quai de Bo (...)
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