A suburb of Paris, the 14th arrondissement is situated on the city’s southern edge. The area is also called “arrondissement de l’Observatoire,” or “arrondissement of the Observatory,” which refers to the area around the Paris Observatory. A large part of the Montparnasse neighborhood can be found here, which is on the Seine’s left bank The …
The 11th arrondissement in Paris is said to exhibit a very local side of the city. One that is just as lively without the tourist trappings. One where residents go about their business without encountering too many tourists. This district is situated between three of Paris’ most famous squares Place de la République, Place de …
The 10th arrondissement is a popular entry point for tourists to Paris and for good reason. Paris’ busiest train stations, Gare du Nord and Gare de l’Est are both located in this district. Situated in the north of the River Seine, the 10th arrondissement is known as the “rive droite” (right bank). Five arrondissements make …
Located on the right bank of the Seine, the 9th arrondissement is also called Opéra. This area stretches from the Opera Garnier in the south to Montmartre in the north. The entire arrondissement is a Belle Epoque masterpiece from the early 1900s. It’s a beautiful area with a hippie vibe. It’s a must-see when you’re …
The 1st Arrondissement of Paris is noted for its unique combination of prominent historical and cultural landmarks, stunning parks, and pretty gardens. There are also shopping streets and neighbourhoods ranging from flea markets to expensive couture. Whether you’re visiting the City of Lights for the first time or have been here many times before, this …
Paris’ 2nd district is one of the city’s more compact areas, covering a section of central Paris on the right bank of the River Seine. The Louvre and the Tuileries gardens, two well-known Paris landmarks, are also within walking distance. One of Europe’s financial hubs, the 2nd arrondissement of Paris houses the Bourse (stock exchange) …