Quartier de la gare Saint Jean : Belcier, quai de paludate
Quartier Saint-Rémi : rue du pont de la mousque, rue courbin
Les quinconces
Passage Birly, rue de Ruat : massages
Small and cheap (expect about 30 Euros) but not of a particularly 'high standard' as such.
The center of gravity seems to have shifted slightly. Previously it was conentrated on the Rue LeSueur, adjacent to Place Danton with one or two women on the Rue Laperouse. Now there seems to be one or two on the Rue LaSueur, one or two on the Rue Laperouse, and three or four on Rue Haubry (which crosses Rue Laperouse).
It is also quite strange in not 'opening' until about 1400 and seming to close down around 1800. There appears to be no activity during the night at all.
The view shows Rue LaSueur (prison to the left). Rue Laperouse is off to the right, where the 'glass-fronted' flats are.
Quartier Peuple Belge (Place de Gand, Rue de Courtrai, Place aux Bleuets)
near Gare de Perrache
Quartier du Val Fourré
Rue Thubaneau
Bd du Prado
The recent rules introduced by the French Government may possibly be having some effect. Previously there were a lot of young girls, primarily black, who seem to have disappeared. The trade overall still continues in a big way. Expect basic cost to be 50 Euros.
On the Boulevard St Denis, between Rue St Denis and Boulevard de Sebastopol (although mainly adajecent to the Arch), there are likely to be Chinese women. In this case, the price is likely to be bumped up by another 30 Euros for room rental.
Often there are older women right at the bottom of the Rue St. Denis, almost as far as the Rue Rivoli.
Many sex shops exist that section of Rue St Denis nearer the Seine, i.e. the other side of the Rue Reaumur. However one does exists at the top of the street (just down from the Arch), as well as on the Boulevard, to the 'left' of the Arch. Note also the shops a bit further afield around the Gare du Nord (Rue la Fayette, Rue de Compiegne).
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If you are interested in a short history of this area, go
here.
How to Get There : Metro Stations Strasbourg-St Denis (the arch end) or
Sebastopol Reaumur (the Rue Reaumeur obviously)
Rue Budapest close to Gare St. Lazare
Bois de Boulogne
Boulevard de Clichy
Porte de Vincennes
Quartier Pigalle
Rue de la Gaité
Rue St Denis is the best known area - roughly speaking that section between Rue Reaumur and Boulevard Saint Denis (marked by a prominent arch). This includes the side streets of Rue Blondel and Rue de Ponceau.
Pigalle is known for the Moulin Rouge (see image) etc, although you could find yourself less than welcome in shops if they find you don't speak French too well. Cinemas can tend to be extemely poor also.
Boulevard des belges
Avenue de la Forêt-Noire
Route du Rhin
Quai des Alpes
Quai Louis-Pasteur
Boulevard de Lyon
o Quartier de la Gare
Rue Bayard
Quartier du Canal
Boulevard de Strasbourg
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