Nestled in Paris’s 12th arrondissement, along the former Bercy wine depot, Cour Saint‑Émilion is a picturesque cobblestone pedestrian street lined with 19th-century warehouse buildings turned into cinemas, restaurants, and shops . Its name pays homage to the famed Bordeaux wine region, Saint‑Émilion .
During the winter holidays, the courtyard transforms into a magical scene: towering Christmas trees, twinkling lights, and festive décor create an enchanting setting.
It’s perfect for a cozy stroll, exploring seasonal stalls, attending live performances, or enjoying family-friendly entertainment. The courtyard’s festive vibe blends historical charm with contemporary flair — perfect for dining or a cinema outing .
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Easily accessed via Cour Saint‑Émilion Métro station (Line 14), housed in an old wine freight terminal .
A go‑to destination for a few hours out: the area features UGC Ciné Cité, wine bars, brasseries, and fashion boutiques.Popular year‑round, it’s especially lovely during the holidays when historic industrial architecture is enhanced by seasonal lighting and décor .