Shuttle transfer to district of Porte Saint-Denis in Paris

History and visit of the district of the Porte Saint-Denis in Paris

The district of the Porte Saint-Denis is located in the 10th arrondissement of Paris city. It is the 38th administrative district of the French capital. The name was given because of its proximity to the Porte Saint-Denis. It is bounded in the south by the Boulevard Bonne Nouvelle and north by the Boulevard Magenta. It is bounded on the east by the Boulevard de Strasbourg and to the west by the Rue du Faubourg Poissonnière.

The district of the Porte Saint-Denis is known in the history of police and child. The story broke May 16, 1750, when police brought a street child to the police station for minor mischief. The widespread rumor that Louis XV steals children to make sacrifices. Riots have settled in the district and police were attacked. The rumor is spreading in the surrounding neighborhoods. Louis XV chose not to go in the city of Paris and went on the path of revolt.

The district of the Porte Saint-Denis is home to many shops and workshops manufacturing porcelain and crystal. The famous Theatre Gymnasium is located in this neighborhood. It was inaugurated December 23, 1820 and has 800 seats and two smaller rooms that can hold 90 to 160 people. It is located near the Porte Saint-Denis, which was built in 1672 which is the work of architect François Blondel and pays homage to Louis XIV.