Drinking water in Paris
Paris offers drinking fountains, including historic Wallace fountains and Eau de Paris points in parks and squares.
Practical tip: For a bottle refill, look for a drinking fountain on Eau de Paris’s map, not simply a fountain in a square. In winter, check notices: some points close to protect them from frost. If your chosen fountain is inside a garden, check garden access before making a detour.
Advice sources: Ville de Paris · Fontaines · Eau de Paris · Fontaines en hiver
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3 Place de l'Hôtel de Ville-esplanade de la LibérationDrinking water fountain
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92 Quai de l'Hôtel de VilleDrinking water fountain
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16 Rue du TempleFreeDrinking water fountain
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16 Rue de la VerrerieDrinking water fountain
Mairie de Paris
10B Rue de MoussyOpen 24 hoursFree
Frequently asked questions
What should I know about drinking water in Paris?
Paris offers drinking fountains, including historic Wallace fountains and Eau de Paris points in parks and squares.
How do I choose drinking water in Paris?
Choose the nearest point and confirm that it is marked as drinking water.
What should I check before going?
For a bottle refill, look for a drinking fountain on Eau de Paris’s map, not simply a fountain in a square. In winter, check notices: some points close to protect them from frost. If your chosen fountain is inside a garden, check garden access before making a detour.