Where Are Public Toilets in Paris?

Paris provides a good network of public toilets, primarily through its distinctive self-cleaning “Sanisettes,” supplemented by facilities in train stations, parks, and shopping centers.

What Are the Typical Locations for Public Toilets in Paris?

Typical locations for public toilets in Paris include numerous self-cleaning “Sanisettes” found along major boulevards, in public squares, and near popular tourist attractions throughout the city. Large train stations such as Gare du Nord, Gare de Lyon, and Gare Saint-Lazare consistently offer restroom facilities. Many of Paris’s public parks, including the Jardin du Luxembourg and Tuileries Garden, also provide public toilets. Additionally, major shopping centers like Forum des Halles and department stores such as Galeries Lafayette and Printemps often have clean customer restrooms. Cafes and restaurants generally expect patrons to make a purchase before using their facilities.

What Are the Costs and Accessibility of Public Toilets in Paris?

The widespread Sanisettes in Paris are generally free to use and are specifically designed to be wheelchair accessible. Toilets located within major train stations often charge a small fee, typically an estimated €0.50 to €1.00, and many of these facilities are also accessible. Restrooms in large shopping centers and department stores are usually free for customers and tend to offer good accessibility. Accessibility in cafes and restaurants varies significantly, and using their facilities generally implies making a purchase.

How Can AllInMap Help Locate Public Toilets in Paris?

AllInMap can assist travelers by providing a convenient digital resource to locate public toilets across Paris, including the network of Sanisettes, restrooms within train stations, and other accessible facilities on a map interface.