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Paris Arrondissements : As the Seine river splits the city into two parts, “Rive Droite”...

Some Ways to Vicariously Visit Saint-Germain-des-Prés : St-Germain-des-Prés makes for a...

10th Arrondissement : The 10th is the first part of Paris most travelers from the East...

11th Arrondissement : A discrete non-tourist district of Paris, le 11th has a rich...

12th Arrondissement : The Opera Bastille to the north at the Place de la Bastille, and...

13th Arrondissement : The 13th Arrondissement is huge. Really big. At over 7 square...

14th Arrondissement : The 14th has multiple identities: it’s a night-club capital to the...

15th Arrondissement : The 15th arrondissement was consolidated in 1860 when the...

16th Arrondissement : The 16th represents the envied bourgeoisie to most Parisians and...

17th Arrondissement : The 17th looks immense on the map, and indeed, it is. This is a...

18th Arrondissement : The 18th is undergoing a rebirth after having been the epitome of a...

19th Arrondissement : Once insalubrious, the 19th has been saved by major renovation in...

1st Arrondissement : The 1st arrondissement is located on the Right Bank, in the very...

2 Days in Paris (DVD) : Julie Delpy, having spent the entirety of Richard Linklater's...

2007 Rugby World Cup : Here it comes: the Rugby World Cup! This is the premier...

20th Arrondissement : Until the year 1860, the villages of Belleville, Menilmontant and...

2nd Arrondissement : The 2nd arrondissement sits right on top of the First, and is an...

36, rue des Morillons : 36 Rue des Morillons is an address every forgetful person in...

3rd Arrondissement : The 3rd, while bigger than the 2nd is much more densely populated....

4th Arrondissement : If any one section of Paris could lay claim to being the oldest on...

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