SAINT-MANDÉ
Ideally located between the 12th arrondissement and the Bois de Vincennes, Saint-Mandé offers a living environment with a village spirit. Also called the Neuilly-Sur-Seine of eastern Paris.
Third smallest town in the Ile-de-France region, Saint-Mandé has a country feel five minutes from Paris. Its proximity to the Bois de Vincennes and its direct access to Lake Daumesnil allows it, while being in the city, to have a peaceful spirit where you can enjoy beautiful walks along the water.
The architecture composed of bourgeois buildings, old residences and mansions gives a particular charm to this former district of the kings of France, which has never ceased to welcome many personalities such as Victor Hugo, Alfred Grévin or even Georges Courteline.
The districts of Tourelle-Béguin or Notre-Dame-Saint-Michel de Picpus are particularly popular for their calm and secure atmospheres.
The shops are dynamic and there are very good restaurants in the four corners of the district. In terms of culture, the city regularly offers original exhibitions and numerous events. The jazz-classical festival, which brings together artists of national and international renown, has become a must for music lovers.
