Quartier Batignolles

Quartier Batignolles - 17ème arrondissement

The Cardinet–Batignolles neighborhood in the 17th arrondissement is one of Paris’s trendiest and most vibrant areas, perfect for students experiencing the city for the first time. Centered around the charming Batignolles district, it combines a village-like atmosphere with the energy of modern Paris.

Just a few minutes from Pont Cardinet station (Line 14 and suburban trains) and nearby metro stops like Brochant or Rome, you can reach the heart of Paris in no time. Line 14 is one of the fastest and most modern in the city, connecting you quickly to Saint-Lazare, Châtelet, and even the Bibliothèque François Mitterrand for university life.

Life in Batignolles feels authentic and creative. The neighborhood is full of bakeries, cafés, vintage shops, trendy restaurants, and bars where students and young Parisians love to gather. On weekends, you can wander through the Batignolles organic market, explore Martin Luther King Park—a vast green space with sports areas and quiet corners to study outdoors—or catch a film at the local art-house cinema.

The area is famous for its artistic and bohemian past, once frequented by renowned poets and painters, and today it has become one of the city’s most dynamic student-friendly neighborhoods. Safe, lively, and full of character, Cardinet–Batignolles offers the perfect balance: a calm place to live and study, with all the excitement of Paris just beyond your doorstep.

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Arc de Triomphe and Champs-Élysées: Known as one of the most beautiful avenues in the world, it’s the perfect place to experience Parisian elegance, whether you’re strolling during the day or enjoying the sparkling lights at night.
Parc Monceau: One of the most beautiful parks in Paris, Parc Monceau is a peaceful green escape nearby. It’s the perfect spot to relax or enjoy a stroll in true Parisian style.
Cernuschi Museum: Located near Parc Monceau, the Cernuschi Museum is dedicated to Asian art and offers a fascinating journey through centuries of history and culture.
Nissim de Camondo Museum: This museum showcases an exceptional collection of 18th-century art and furniture inside a stunning Parisian mansion.

Palette Batignolles: A neighborhood canteen offering a restaurant, brunch café, and catering services throughout the day.
Boulangerie Léonie: A bakery serving delicious, fresh, 100% homemade products.
Le Café de Raphaëlle: A cozy, friendly café and brasserie, perfect for a quick lunch or to take your time.
Rue de Lévis: A charming market street, ideal for daily shopping with fresh produce, boutiques, and Parisian cafés.