Rue des Degrés — Attraction in Paris

"Rue des Degrés" is famously known as the shortest street in Paris, France. Here are some key details:

🏙️ About Rue des Degrés Length: Only 5.75 meters long.

Location: In the 2nd arrondissement of Paris.

It connects Rue de Cléry and Rue Beauregard.

Name meaning: "Degrés" translates to "steps" or "stairs" in English, which is fitting — the street consists entirely of a staircase with 14 steps.

No buildings: The street has no buildings or addresses on it — it's just a staircase between two streets.

🧭 Nearby Metro Strasbourg–Saint-Denis or Bonne Nouvelle stations (Line 8, 9).

📷 Why it’s famous A quirky tourist spot because of its record-setting shortness.

Occasionally decorated with colorful street art or messages.

Popular with photographers and...

It’s a decent spot to visit, though nothing particularly stands out. The experience was okay, but it felt a bit underwhelming compared to other similar places. Staff were friendly enough, and the location was easy to find. Worth checking out if you’re nearby, but don’t expect anything...

There was graffiti everywhere and broken bottles. This isn't a good part of town so walking there was uncomfortable. It's still beautiful...