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How many neighborhoods are there in paris?
Paris is divided into 20 different neighborhoods called arrondissements. Arrondissements are named according to their number. Cha! Read More »
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Which neighborhoods in Paris are dangerous ?
I know of no neighborhood that is classified as "dangerous". It mostly depends on what you are doing in some neighborhoods and at what time. Of course in Paris as in every other major city without exception, you always should take all the n... Read More »
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What are good neighborhoods (arrondissments) to stay at in Paris?
Hello, Here are my suggestions: 8th arrondissement: This upscale neighborhood is in fact quite diverse. The area around Champs Elysèe, has lots of shopping and lots of tourists, while in the area to the East, between the Champs Elysee and P... Read More »
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bad neighborhoods within Paris are not many but just in case you will want to stay away from "Belleville" and "stalingrad" , at any time (crackheads area). other areas you can go to at anytime, but stay away at night from "place de clichy" ...
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This is an interesting question with an unsatisfactory answer : Paris is more dense but less expansive, thus there is less opportunity for urban pioneering at a neighborhood scale than either NYC or San Fransisco. Thus, the phenomenon of di...
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She's so 5 minutes ago. She'll never reform, she'll always be a dim-witted party girl with too much money and time on her hands. I hope she goes back to jail and never comes out (as long as the media isn't allowed any access because I don't...
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I would definitely live in the 7th. I lived there and it was absolutely amazing. This is the section where most people that are very high in society live, so it can start to get a little expensive, but if you find the right apartment you wi...
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Most of all the 7th district, around the Bon Marche (Sevres Babylone). Then, the 16th North, Passy, Trocadero, La Muette, Victor Hugo, La Pompe. The 8th or the 17th near the Parc Monceau. A young professional woman wouldn't choose to live i...
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lol le marais is a great spot to go for young people, gay or not, its a real happening place, and there are a lot of cool fun bars to drink at, keeping in mind you do need to party in paris with an open mind considering there are a lot of g...
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Rue Cler is great Rue Cler is a sweet area, and no noisier than most in the city (not a big night life area). The market there is great, you're an easy walk to the Champs de Mars (where the Eifel Tower is), Invalides (Napoleon's tomb and th...
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