Seine-Saint-Denis has several historical and memorial sites linked to the internment and deportation of Jews and members of the Resistance. The Mémoires en réseau website tells the story of these sites and the work being done to preserve their memory.
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A vibrant department located in the Île-de-France region of France. Nestled just northeast of Paris, Seine-Saint-Denis offers a diverse and culturally rich experience for visitors seeking an alternative perspective on the Parisian region. From its fascinating history to its famous arts scene of Paris, there's much to discover in this captivating Destination.
Come and contemplate the first masterpiece of Gothic art and architecture. The St-Denis Basilica is also the burial place of France's royalty, like the Capetian dynasty.
Discover the 100 year-old antique market. Wander trough Europe's greatest antiques market. High-quality stands with many exquisite objects stretching for about a mile and a half of labyrinth alleys.
The Stade de France hosts large scale sport events, shows, and concerts. Backstage tours are also organized all year long. Discover the architecture and stand in the footsteps of superstars.
Enjoy one of the world's richest collections of flying machines that includes Concorde, Great War and WW2 planes. Located in Le Bourget, the museum documents the history of aviation.
The Parc de la Villette is the 3rd largest park in Paris. With 55 ha, it is bigger than the Parc des Buttes-Chaumont. La Villette now houses events in its cultural venues such as the Philharmonie de Paris and Europe's largest science museum.
The Shoah Memorial is a significant institution and memorial dedicated to commemorating the Holocaust, particularly the Jewish victims, and educating the public about the atrocities of this dark period in history. Check out our list of commemorative sites of internment and deportation and Drancy internment camp guided visit.
Hop on a cruise boat on the Canal de l’Ourcq, the Canal Saint Martin or the Canal Saint Denis to view Paris in a new light while admiring monuments such as the Stade de France, La Villette or the Grands Moulins in Pantin.
This summer discover the Parisian region while navigating the parisian waterways. Floating concerts, thematic cruises, shuttles for 1 or 2 euros, workshops, Paris Plages, outdoor movie theater... your summer will be eventful.
Find where to stay for a weekend or more in a hotel in the Parisian area for your trip to Paris, wether it's leisure or business. Read our advices to find a budget hotel in Paris.
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Seine-Saint-Denis has two major exhibition centers: the Bourget exhibition center and the Villepinte exhibition center, where major trade shows are held. La Villette also hosts major trade fairs in the Grande Halle and the Paris Event Center and Docks de Paris.
List of trade shows at Paris Nord Villepinte and Le Bourget (93).
Maison objet trade show in Villepinte
15th January to 19th January 2026
From 2nd February 2026 to 4th February 2026
Food professionals marketplace SIAL Paris
From 17th to 20rh October 2026
From 25th September to 28th September 2026
Things to do in Paris during French vacations
Are you staying in Paris during French vacations? Find things to do during school holidays concerts, theater plays, museums... there are plenty of things to do! Paris' weather can be moody but don't let it stop you! There are a lot of indoor activities to do in Paris when it rains and things to do to keep cool during heatwaves in Paris. Looking to make a day to day Paris program? Check our daily pages to find things to do in the capital including free outings:
Paris and its region are full of history and culture but don't just stop at the sight pleasing monuments that everyone knows, go off the beaten track and find out more about Paris' heritage.
Greeters in the north-east of Paris
Who knows Paris and its hidden gems better than locals? If you are keen to see the parts of Paris that Parisian know and love and that are usually unknown to tourist get in touch with our greeters. Greeters are locals who want to share their love and knowledge about their neighborhoods, they'll tell you all you need to know about their beloved city. With the help of our greeters you'll see Paris in a new light and will learn to love it the way locals do.
