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Porte de la Chapelle

Porte de la Chapelle (square, 18th arrondissement): €36.8M of City money since 2010, 26 Paris Council deliberations and municipal bulletin extracts, every fact linked to its source.

Source: Conseil de Paris, Bulletin municipal officiel, opendata.paris.fr, data as of 13 September 2026.

36.8€M
paid by the City for this place since 2010

The Porte de la Chapelle, whose full name is Porte de la Chapelle-Saint-Denis, is one of the 17 gates cut into the Thiers wall in the mid-19th century to protect Paris, France. Wikipedia ↗

What the City funds here

Also funded here
Organisations that receive a subsidy for an activity at this place without running it.

A contract amount is a ceiling: what was actually paid on it is not published by the City.

What the Paris Council said about it

6 moments chosen from the 43 deliberations read.

JULY 2022The Arena renamed "Adidas Arena"The Council approved renaming the Arena "Adidas Arena" (naming rights); the executive highlighted a cost of around €100 million (half City, half Solideo) and a payment of €180,000 per year for local initiatives.MARCH 2021The gate's major redevelopment is scheduledThe Council approved the outcome of the public consultation, the objectives, and the programme for redeveloping the Porte de la Chapelle; the opposition challenged the consultation (92% of participants saying they did not feel safe there).SEPTEMBER 2019A respite space in response to crack useThe Council approved agreements with the Aurore association (grants of €145,000) for a rest and respite space for crack users, at the Porte de la Chapelle.JULY 2018Green light for studies on the Olympic ArenaThe Council approved the planning authorizations and a studies agreement, with SOLIDEO, for the construction of the Arena II on the Porte de la Chapelle site.NOVEMBER 20162016: the City opens the humanitarian centreIn response to two topical questions, the executive announced the imminent opening of the first-reception humanitarian centre at the Porte de la Chapelle for newly-arrived migrants.JUNE 2011Tramway: the State judged nearly absent from the financingThe Council debated the financing agreement for studies to extend the T3 beyond the Porte de la Chapelle; Ms Gachet called the State's share "scandalous" — €20 million out of a total cost estimated at around €300 million.
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