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Paris is the sort of place where even doing your laundry can be a pleasure—with the right approach. If you can walk to a laundromat, good. If you can't, take the Métro and look at it as yet another exploration of Paris. While your clothes are sloshing, explore a different part of the city. Our lists of laundromats are designed to help you do that. Read the notes below, which are coordinated with our map of laundromats in central Paris. Here are lots more laundromats only a short Métro ride away in northern Paris. The typical Paris laverie libre-service (self-service laundromat/ laundrette) is open seven days a week, for long hours (usually 07:00 am or 08:00 am to 21:00 (9 pm) or 22:00 (10 pm), making it convenient to wash your laundry. Ask at your hotel, or at a shop in your neighborhood, for the nearest laverie libre-service: Où est la laverie libre-service la plus proche? LATIN
QUARTER (6e): Laverie Julice, 56 rue de Seine, off rue Jacob and rue de Buci (Métro: Line 10 to Mabillon or Line 4 to Saint-Germain-des-Prés). Laverie, 63 rue Monge, at rue de Navarre (Métro: Line 7 to Monge). LE
MARAIS (4e): Laverie Libre Service, 40 rue du Sicile (between rue Vieille du Temple and rue des Ecouffes; Métro: Line 1 to Saint-Paul) MONTPARNASSE (6e): Laverie Libre Service S.B.S , 16 rue Bréa, at rue Jules Chaplain, near the intersection of boulevard Raspail and boulevard Montparnasse (Métro: Line 4 to Vavin) Here's how to use a Paris laundromat/ laundrette. Here are dozens more laveries in northern Paris. If you're renting an apartment in Paris, it may be equipped with its own laundry facilities, in which case you can save even more money. More...
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Above, a Paris Laverie
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