ÉPINETTES
Halfway between the Batignolles district and the upper Montmartre, the Épinettes district is located in the north of the 17th arrondissement.
In the 19th century, industries replaced the countryside, bringing with them a working population wishing to be closer to the city. Today, the vestiges of this time are still visible like the many preserved red brick walls. Popular and lively, the district is ideal for spending an evening at the Jonquière theater, contemplating the architecture
neo-Romanesque church of Saint-Joseph-des-Épinettes, or take a walk in the City of Flowers.
The inhabitants benefit daily from the ubiquitous vegetation, thanks to the many green spaces including the Square des Épinettes or recently the Martin Luther King Park, while being connected to the city thanks to lines 2 and 13 of the metro, the RER C or the tramway.