Toilets
Paris

Public toilets in Paris

Paris has self-cleaning public sanisettes across its neighbourhoods; many are free, but may close briefly during cleaning.

Practical tip: At a sanisette, let cleaning finish before entering and follow the cabin’s multilingual instructions. The city distinguishes toilet cabins from urinal-only cabins: they are not interchangeable if you need a full toilet. Use the city map to find an alternative along your route when a facility is out of service.

Advice sources: Ville de Paris · Sanisettes

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  • Public toilet

    3 Rue de Lobau
    Free
    Route

  • Public toilet

    6 Quai de Gesvres
    Free
    Route

  • Public toilet

    Mairie de Paris

    10B Rue de Moussy
    Open 24 hours
    Free
    Route

  • Public toilet

    100 Voie Georges Pompidou
    Free
    Route

  • Public toilet

    8 Rue d'Arcole
    Open 24 hours
    Free
    Route

Frequently asked questions

What should I know about public toilets in Paris?

Paris has self-cleaning public sanisettes across its neighbourhoods; many are free, but may close briefly during cleaning.

How do I choose public toilets in Paris?

Check distance and accessibility; stations and department stores provide alternatives.

What should I check before going?

At a sanisette, let cleaning finish before entering and follow the cabin’s multilingual instructions. The city distinguishes toilet cabins from urinal-only cabins: they are not interchangeable if you need a full toilet. Use the city map to find an alternative along your route when a facility is out of service.