Streets squares and districts to visit Saint-Denis

The Avenue de la Victoire and the Rue de Paris are worth discovering on foot and walking along the baros (Creole gate) of its superb Creole houses. The Tourist Office has moreover chosen to live within the walls of the sublime Maison Carrère, a completely renovated hut that can be visited. The Chapel of the Immaculate, the old town hall, the State garden, the Natural History Museum... So many monuments that you can discover with a guide or on your own thanks to the signage that the town hall has put up at the gate of each building.

Lively and animated, the rue du Maréchal Leclerc sets the tempo of Saint-Denis. Popular and commercial, it is the most exotic, the most representative of the diversity of the island's cultures. All types of shops are represented here: from fabric, electronics and furniture shops run by the Zarabes to Chinese shops full of art objects, wooden statuettes and jade, not forgetting shoe and clothing shops with Western brands. In this street that crosses Saint-Denis from east to west, everyone prays to their god.