Saint-Lambert, Administrative quarter in 15th arrondissement, Paris, France.
Saint-Lambert is a residential quarter in the 15th arrondissement of Paris, stretching from Rue Mademoiselle north to Boulevard Lefebvre south. It features apartment buildings, neighborhood shops, and accessible green spaces mixed throughout the streets.
The quarter developed from the former village of Vaugirard, which Paris incorporated in 1860. It takes its name from Lambert of Maastricht, an early religious figure with ties to the region.
The area centers around La Ruche, an artist complex from 1902 housing studio spaces where craftspeople and painters display their work openly. This creative legacy remains visible in the quarter's character and its ongoing appeal to makers.
Metro line 13, tramway line 3a, and local bus routes connect this quarter easily to central Paris and neighboring areas. Several parks lie within walking distance for outdoor breaks and recreation.
The Parc des Expositions in this quarter hosts major events like the Paris Car Show and Chocolate Fair throughout the year. Few visitors realize how many international gatherings happen at this single venue.
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