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✨ Is the 19th arrondissement of Paris the hidden gem you’ve been looking for? If you are planning on moving to Paris but want to escape the tourist crowds and high prices, this neighborhood might be your answer. In this guide, we explore the “green lung” of the city, from the hills of Parc des Buttes-Chaumont to the relaxed vibes of the Canal de l’Ourcq. We break down exactly what it’s like living in Paris as an expat in this vibrant, affordable district.

We cover everything you need to know about relocating to the 19th arrondissement, including:
*Chapters:*
0:00 – Intro
1:08 – Basics
1:32 – Weather
1:53- Quarters
3:14 – Groceries
4:16 – Transit
5:28 – Metro Station Area’s
6:09 – Walk/Bike
7:19 – Healthcare
8:04 – Parks
9:54 – Gyms
10:34 – Safety
11:38 – Religion
12:45 – Social
14:01 – Real Estate
16:11 – Jobs
17:35 – Education
18:48 – Food
20:06 – Culture
21:37 – History
22:29 – Next Week/Coupon
19:07 – Coupon/Car Service
23:08 – Summary

Whether you are looking for affordable housing in Paris or the best family-friendly neighborhoods in Paris, this video reveals the reality of the 19th. From the village feel of La Mouzaïa to the modern culture at Parc de la Villette, discover if this diverse, nature-filled area is the right place for your French relocation.

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3 Comments

  1. ✨ Thinking about moving to Paris?

    The 19th arrondissement is one of the greenest, most culturally dynamic (and still relatively affordable) areas in the city — but it’s very different street by street.

    Have you spent time near Parc des Buttes-Chaumont or La Villette?
    Would you consider living in the 19th… or is it not your vibe?

    👇 Tell me below:
    • Are you team “quiet village streets” or team “canal + culture scene”?
    • Which arrondissement should we cover next?

    And if you’re planning a scouting trip or relocation, grab your free relocation guide in the description and join the email list for updates on upcoming tours and region deep-dives.

    Merci for being here 🤍

  2. Great video, thank you. Lots of very useful information. And maybe I'll never come to lve in Paris because it's too pricy for me, but it is fun to watch and dream

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