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The 19th arrondissement of Paris is located in the north of the city.

[edit] Get in

[edit] By Métro

The main stop is Porte de la Villette on line 7.

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• La Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie (City of Science and Industry), 30 avenue Corentin-Cariou (Métro: Porte de la Villette), ☎ +33 1 06 10 77 50. Opened in 1986 and continuously upgraded, this attraction draws over 5 million visitors a year who come to explore the world of science, technology and future possibilities. Includes the Louis Lumière 3D cinema. edit

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• Buttes Chaumont. Biggest, most hilly and least touristy park in Paris, here you still find a real Parisian atmosphere, far from the meddling international crowds of the city's center. Climb on tip of the hill and overlook the north of Paris with the Montmartre hill right in front of you. The park has an almost enchanted feel, with its waterfall, from a natural spring deep underground, stream, lake and it's steep cliff, topped with a 'temple' which can only be reached via a suspension bridge. A true oasis. edit

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• La Cascade, 2, place Armand-Carrel. Quiet bar that serves its beers cold and has an extensive wine list. edit

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• St Christopher’s Inns Paris Hostel (Paris Hostel), 68-74 Quai de la Seine, 75019, Paris, ☎ +33 1 40 34 34 40 (paris@st-christophers.co.uk, fax: +33 140 343 440), [1]. checkin: 2PM; checkout: 11AM. A brand new purpose built Hostel in Paris opened in 2008. Located on the Bassin de la Villette.€22.  edit

[edit] Mid-Range

• Hotel Crimee, 188, rue de Crimée. Close to the Metro subway, the hotel boasts a quick and easy connection to downtown Paris. edit

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