Furnished apartment and studio rentals in Paris Commerce Area.

A dynamic, pleasant neighborhood

Rue du Commerce was the main commercial street of the former commune of Grenelle, annexed by Paris. Despite neighborhood redevelopment, it has retained its original characteristics and its architectural harmony. The façades of the buildings are decorated with sculpted designs, moldings, and band courses, generally in very good condition. Around this main street, in the 1830s, the real estate developer, Jean-Léonard Violet, constructed the roads based on a grid structure, the largest in Paris.

A place for shopping

The recently widened sidewalks make shopping much easier. There are all types of businesses: perfume stores, clothing, tableware, decorations and gifts, along with banks, beauty salons, and food outlets. The district's small plaza is popular with people out for a stroll, children, and boules players, who find it the perfect place for a game. The famous Café du Commerce, at number 51 Rue du Commerce, is well-known for its authentic, welcoming atmosphere. You will come across a fashionable population relaxing, having lunch, or enjoying an after-work drink.

A great place to stay

The perfectly straight Rue du Commerce offers an unobstructed view of the Motte-Picquet overhead bridge. You can see the bell tower of the Eglise Saint-Jean-Baptiste, built in 1825. You will find everything you need nearby: groceries, bakeries, newsstands, etc.

If you want to visit the Commerce district during your stay in Paris, take a look at our selection of avaliable rentals in Paris. The Commerce district is accessible from the metro stations Commerce (line 8), Émile Zola (line 10) and Motte-Picquet-Grenelle (lines 6, 8, and 10).