Residence Dubail France Location Paris

Residence Dubail France Location

Address: 5/7 Passage Dubail 75010 Paris

Area:

Metro: Gare de l'Est

Description:

The complexe Passage Dubail is located in the heart of the the 10th district of Paris. Very close to the Gare de l'Est, to St Martin Canal and the theatres, to the music hall, cinemas, restaurants and bars. La place de la République, le Sacré Coeur et Châtelet Les Halles are all close by. The main shopping area, very close to the hotel, is on the line 4 of the underground. On site: reception and message service. Hoteliers services such as 'housekeeping' and possibility of laundry service, wake up calls, lifts, safe at reception, breakfast room, underground car park (pay to park only if spaces available), and pets are welcome. All apartments (except rooms) have a small kitchen fully equipped, a bathroom, toilets, direct telephone and television. Coffee machine is also available in all apartments.

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Canal St-Martin
canal St-Martin is a pleasant tree-line canal crossed by iron footbridges and locks and some upscale bars, cafes, restaurants and boutiques along its banks. By the side of one of these footbridges is the Hotel du Nord made famous by Marcel Carneís classic film, 'Hotel du Nord'. The Hotel is now a lively bar used for blues and comedy evenings, sometimes in English.

Place de la Republique
Place de la Republique is a large square at the meeting place of three arrondissements, 3rd, 10th and 11th and several avenues. Its central sculpture, Morice's 'La Republique' , glorifies France's many revolutionary struggles; rather ironically the square was vastly enlarged in the mid-19th century by Haussmann to minimize revolutionary activity in this part of the city.

Musee des Arts et Metiers
Museum of Science and Technology issSituated to the north of the 3rd arrondissements, this museum contains machines and models relating to great inventions from 1500. It has recently been completely restored and the description besides each exhibit is now both in French and English.

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