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Paris is the largest city in France and its capital. It is located in the north of the country, on the banks of the Seine. Location - center of Ile-de-France. The city is considered the most romantic and fashionable in the world. A large flow of tourists comes here, as Paris has many attractions. The architecture is unique. The streets are lined with many fashion boutiques. There is a special atmosphere of love in the city; every person feels free here.

Briefly about the most beautiful city

In Paris, you cannot refuse a Russian guide, as the city is full of surprises. Here you can meet those who love fashion and romance, art and history, architecture and food. The city has everything that a tourist who comes to explore France is looking for. For example, a guide will help you find fashionable shops, see the sights, sit in cozy restaurants and visit romantic places.

Paris at night

People first started talking about the city in the third century BC. Initially, a tribe of Celts - the Parisians - founded a small settlement, which was named after them. The city later became known as Paris. It became the capital of France only in the tenth century. There were times when the city's status changed, but for the most part it was always the main representative of the country.

Important! Paris represents love and light. This is a fashionable capital, which is a real paradise for writers. They fall in love with her at first sight.

Initially, the Celts were engaged in trade. In 52 BC the people became part of the Gauls. Then the Romans captured this settlement. They were the ones who rebuilt the city. The Romans erected a number of buildings. We are talking about:

• aqueduct;
• amphitheatre;
• thermals;
• forum.

In the fourth century, the Franks besieged the city, which held out for ten years, after which they captured it. A century later, it was assigned the status of capital of the Franks.

In the sixth century, construction of the city began. For the most part, he was engaged in trade; political life was also seething. At the beginning of the 15th century, people began to settle on the right bank of the Seine. Even then it was possible to recognize the outlines of the new Paris.

In the 16th century, Paris was again appointed the capital of France. At this time, approximately 300 thousand people lived in it. At the beginning of the 18th century, the city was divided into 20 districts, and a wall was erected around it, which became the administrative boundary.

Important! In the 19th century it was the main cultural and economic center of Europe.

The modern city began to be rebuilt in the mid-19th century under the control of Baron Haussmann. Old buildings were destroyed and new ones were erected. The streets became wider, and real avenues appeared in place of the narrow ones. The city appeared in a neoclassical style.

Important! This is exactly how Paris exists today.

Paris is an example of neoclassicism

All information about the unique city

The map of Paris presents the best panoramas that can be observed from a bird's eye view:

• The observation deck at Sacre Coeur offers a breathtaking panorama of the city. To do this, you just need to climb the spiral staircase, walking 300 steps. The tourist will see real beauty under the dome of the basilica. The point is open from May to September from eight in the morning to half past eight in the evening, from October to April until half past six in the evening. The ticket costs 6 euros* in cash, cards are not accepted;
• The observation deck, located on the Arc de Triomphe, helps to see the Champs Elysees. Tickets are sold right there. It costs 12 euros to watch. The arch is open from eight in the morning to eleven in the evening, from March to October until half past ten in the evening;
• It is possible to see the historical city from the famous Notre Dame. The ticket costs 10 euros*. The observation deck is open from ten in the morning until half past six in the evening;
• The best panorama opens from the Eiffel Tower. The site is open from half past ten in the morning until eleven in the evening. You need to buy tickets online via the Internet and in advance, since the tourist influx is quite large.

The arrondissements of Paris represent 20 districts, which are separate cities. Each of them has its own mayor, its own living conditions. Tourists notice this immediately. A little about each district:

1. The center of Paris, a rich area. The Louvre, the Tuileries Garden, and Place Vendôme are located here. There are many tourists here. Everything is within walking distance. The best hotels are located here, however, you won’t be able to relax here cheaper.
2. Small district, you can visit the Paris Bourse. The financial part of the city is concentrated here. Hotels are good and expensive. You can find many restaurants and shops. The bourgeoisie used to live in this area.
3. There are few attractions in this part of the city, but since it is still the center of Paris, getting to places to see is easy. There are practically no hotels here, but if a tourist finds something, the prices will be low.
4. Official center. The history of the city is concentrated here. The city hall is located here, which is a landmark of the district. The oldest part of Paris includes Notre-Dame de Paris. This is the best place for tourists to stay. The guide will show you everything.

Latin Quarter

1. This is where the Latin Quarter is located. The area is safe for tourists. The center is easily accessible by any transport.
2. It is worth noting that here is the Saint-Germain-des-Prés quarter, a favorite place for Parisians. Tourists can stay in the apartments of local residents, who, as they say, are the latest in fashion.
3. The Eiffel Tower stands here. A hotel with a view must be booked in advance. There are many museums and, accordingly, tourists.
4. Champs Elysees with the main avenue and the old Gare Saint-Lazare. Here you can also see the Arc de Triomphe - the symbol of France. The president lives in this area. Life here is expensive, but prestigious.
5. A place for shopping. You can buy things in Lafayette and Prentham. It is better not to settle near noisy Montmartre.
6. This includes two stations: Vostochny, where the train from Moscow arrives, and Severny. This area is further from the center. Life here is much cheaper, there are student houses around.
7. The most populous. Here is the Place de la Bastille, around which there are many bars and nightclubs. Young people live in this place, so the district is considered the most dangerous.
8. Located away from the central part, but quiet and safe. Hotels are inexpensive, next door to Gare de Lyon. It's better to live away from the border;
9. A good area, considered Asian with budget housing.
10. The Montparnasse Tower is located here; it takes a long time to get to the city center.
11. The main attraction is the cheap hotels.
12. The richest place where the best value for money hotels. Nearby are the Eiffel Tower and the Champs Elysees, as well as La Défense (Parisian Manhattan) and the Bois de Boulogne. Living here is the dream of every Parisian.
13. Quiet place with a developed metro network.
14. Here you have to choose where to live - near noisy or cheerful streets. For those who like to have fun, this is the best place.
15. A modern place to live in Paris. The bourgeoisie and bohemians live here. There is a warning for tourists - not to settle near Belleville Boulevard.
16. The immigrant community is famous for its Chinatown. Life here is not safe, but it is cheap.

Chinatown

Important! When choosing a hotel, you should pay attention to the last two digits; this is the county number.

A map with attractions and the Paris metro in Russian shows in detail where you need to sit to get, for example, to the Eiffel Tower. Immediately visible are the methods of movement to any other interesting object.

The map, so necessary in a foreign city, is sold on every corner in Paris.

Important! In Russian it can only be found at the address: rue du Quatre Septembre, 27 - completely free!

Free information is immediately provided on where the attractions are, where to buy a ticket to the opera or theater, how to book a table in a restaurant. The specified address is located near the Opera Garnier theater.

You can also get a guide to Paris here. Russian citizens who do not know French cannot manage without it.

In Paris, it’s a good idea to purchase a map of the arrondissements to navigate the city’s districts.

Particularly interesting is the Dakar Marathon, where amateurs, of whom 80 percent, and professionals participate in racing rallies.

The interactive metro map, which is available in every metro in Paris, allows you to create a route from one point of the city to another. To do this, just select the beginning and end of the path. The map itself will show you where you need to change trains, which train to take, and also which stop to get off at.

Before staying in the suburbs, since life is cheaper here, it’s worth printing out a detailed map of the city’s districts and finding your way around them. It’s better to stay in Russian-language hotels, of which there are plenty in Paris, even five-star ones. You can print out the city plan at home in a quiet environment.

Map of Paris with arrondissements

What attracts Paris

Just look at the Eiffel Tower, which is the calling card of the city! To visit France and not climb it is the height of disrespect for the inhabitants of the country.

In addition to famous attractions, of which there are many in various areas, Paris captivates with its French cuisine. You should definitely stop by the restaurant and taste the delicious local food.

Tourists from all over the world travel to this European country. Everyone will find something here that they will remember for the rest of their lives. Having arrived in Paris once, you will want to see it more than once. And a life lived without Paris will be incomplete in any case.

*Prices are current as of September 2018.

The capital city of France is divided into 20 municipal districts, the final formation of which was completed in 1860. If you look at the map of Paris, you will notice that the numbering of the districts is arranged in a spiral.

The name of the district is fixed on the city's postal code as the last 2 digits. Each of the districts is further subdivided into 4 quarters. The city's districts are distinguished by having their own mayor's office.

The western and central areas are considered the most prestigious and popular among tourists and guests of the city; it is in them that you can find the most striking attractions and large shopping centers.

All Arrondissement of Paris with maps in order

1st arrondissement - Louvre

The first district, home to more than 17 thousand people, is located on the right bank of the Seine. Although the municipal district is located on a relatively small area of ​​183 hectares, it contains the tourist center of the capital.

Guests of Paris will be able to visit such famous historical and cultural places as:

• Arch on Place Carrousel;
• Place Vendôme;
• Theater Comedie Française.

Tourists often visit the Samaritan department store, which opened back in 1869. This store became the first self-service shopping center operating in Europe.

2nd district - Bourse

This is the smallest municipal district, with a total area of ​​only 99 hectares. The population of the territory reaches more than 22 thousand people.

The area is part of the financial and commercial center of Paris. The main offices of city banks and trading agencies are located here.

Among the notable places often visited by travelers, it is worth noting:

• Tower of John the Fearless;
• Opera-Comic;
• Church of Notre-Dame des Victoires.

The old Grand Rex cinema, built in 1932, is worth seeing. The building is recognized as the largest cinema hall in Europe.

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3rd district - Temple

More than 36 thousand people live in the 3rd district. The territory of the district is located on an area of ​​117 hectares.

The 3rd arrondissement has long been considered one of the most elite Parisian districts, home to a huge number of historical buildings with interesting architecture. Here tourists can find many trendy cafes and restaurants, themed clubs, prestigious boutiques and shops.

Walking around the quarter and exploring the famous places of cultural education in France, tourists look into:

• Doll Museum;
• Museum of Hunting and Nature;
• Museum of Arts and Crafts.

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4th arrondissement - Hôtel-de-Ville

More than 29 thousand people live in the district, located on an area of ​​160 hectares. This area is considered an ideal place for leisurely walks and exploring the historical corners of the city.

In the 4th arrondissement, travelers stop to see:

• Tower Saint-Jacques;

In addition, tourists visit the Hotel de Ville area to visit the Marie Bridge, opened in 1635. This romantic place is usually called the Lovers' Bridge.

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5th arrondissement - Pantheon

The Pantheon district has an area of ​​254 hectares. Residents of this Parisian area, numbering more than 62 thousand people, can enjoy picturesque views of:

• Boulevard and Fountain Saint-Michel;

On the streets of the quarter there are many souvenir shops, bookstores, as well as nightclubs, cozy student bistros and pizzerias. The area is home to many young people of different nationalities, making the area one of the most interesting and lively parts of the city.

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6th arrondissement - Luxembourg

The district of Luxembourg, with an area of ​​215 hectares, is located on the left bank of the Seine River. About 43 thousand people live in the area.

Tourists can visit the Church of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, which is a famous monument of Romanesque architecture. An interesting place in the 6th quarter is the Luxembourg Gardens and the Palace of Marie de' Medici, built at the beginning of the 17th century. Travelers interested in exploring architectural sights do not ignore the house-museum of the sculptor and illustrator Ossip Zadkine.

Guests of Paris can also find a large number of designer boutiques, prestigious cafes and restaurants on the streets of the quarter.

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7th arrondissement - Palais-Bourbon

The Parisian district of Palais-Bourbon covers an area of ​​409 hectares. More than 58 thousand people permanently live in this area of ​​the city.

Among the most famous places in the 7th arrondissement are the following:

• Orsay Museum of Fine and Applied Arts;
• and Napoleon's tomb;
• Army Museum.

In Palais-Bourbon the streets are quite quiet and calm. Local residents spend their free time in restaurants and visit shopping centers, including the Bon Marché Department Store, which was founded in 1852.

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8th arrondissement - Champs Elysees

This right bank area of ​​Paris occupies 388 hectares. More than 40 thousand people live here. Local attractions guides include:

• Gare Saint-Lazare;
• Basilica of the Madeleine;

Walking through the streets of the quarter, tourists can find many music halls, bars, restaurants and cabarets. Small streets are filled with strange fountains, vintage lanterns and luxurious mansions built in the last century.

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9th arrondissement - Opera

The territory of the 9th municipal district is home to 61 thousand people. The Paris region covers an area of ​​218 hectares. The building of the Opera Garnier and the library-museum of the Opera, opened in 1862, is located in the heart of the municipal district. Guests of the 9th Parisian arrondissement can also visit:

• House-museum of the painter Gustav Moreau;
• Fragonard Perfume Museum;
• Museum of Romantic Life;
• Olympia Concert Hall.

Tourists can shop at the famous Parisian department stores Galeries Lafayette and Printemps. In this area of ​​the city there are a large number of comfortable hotels with reasonable prices.

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10th arrondissement - Enclos-St-Laurent

District No. 10 is located on an area of ​​289 hectares. More than 96 thousand people live in this area on the right bank of the Seine. Anclos-Saint-Laurent has a peculiar reputation due to the fact that intimate goods stores can often be found on the streets of the area. Tourists are not recommended to walk around the area at night.

However, during the day you can find entertainment for every taste in the area. There are many decent cafes open here; tourists are offered to rent roller skates or bicycles.

People come here to visit:

• and the Arch of Saint Martin.

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11th arrondissement - Popincourt

The 11th district, with a total area of ​​367 hectares, is home to more than 154 thousand people. This Parisian area has a large concentration of nightlife lovers, the population is predominantly made up of Parisians under the age of 30.

The streets of this densely populated municipal district are always full of bikers and informally dressed youth. Parades, demonstrations and manifestos are often held here.

The Popancourt district is famous for its expensive nightclubs and bars. Also for city guests visit the following attractions:

• Edith Piaf Museum;
• Museum of Smoking.

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12th district - Reuilly

The district is located on an area of ​​637 hectares. About 144 thousand Parisians live here. The area is famous thanks to:

• Vincennes Zoo;

District No. 12 is sought after by those who love relaxation and pleasant time in the fresh air. On the streets of the area, tourists will find a huge number of originally designed cafes, shops with unusual goods and traditional souvenirs. Local residents specialize in hand-weaving carpets, making wooden products and dyeing fabrics.

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13th arrondissement - Gobelins

The Tapestry district is considered one of the quietest areas of Paris. It has an area of ​​715 hectares. More than 184 thousand people live here. The area is filled mainly with skyscrapers, where the offices of large companies are located, and industrial buildings.

Among the famous places that tourists who come to the 13th arrondissement can visit is the Gobelin Manufactory. The factory, opened in 1601, is still engaged in carpet weaving.

Also, guests of the French capital can find a “China town” in the Tapestry district, where the bulk of emigrants from Asian countries live. Local streets are rich in inexpensive cafes, souvenir shops and shops.

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14th arrondissement - Observatoire

District No. 14, with an area of ​​564 hectares, is located on the left bank of the Seine River. The population reaches 138 thousand people.

The quarter is the center of cultural life of the Parisian aristocracy. There are many music conservatories, concert halls, bohemian bars and elite clubs in the area. Shopping lovers can spend time in shopping centers.

Travelers visit such sights in the Observatory municipal district as:

• Sculpture of the Lion of Belfort.

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15th arrondissement - Vaugirard

It is the longest district with an area of ​​848 hectares. The district also received the title of the most densely populated due to the fact that more than 238 thousand people are registered on its territory.

The district has several green parks with original landscape design. The main gathering place for tourists is the Montparnasse Tower, equipped with a comfortable observation deck from which you can see the whole of Paris. In addition to the skyscraper, city guests visit:

• Bourdelle Museum;
• Entertainment center Aquaboulevard;
• House of Japanese Culture;
• Exhibition hall Porte de Versailles.

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16th arrondissement - Passy

The municipal district of Passy is populated by 171 thousand people who live on an area of ​​791 hectares. In this area you can meet the wealthiest Parisians who drive luxury cars.

District No. 16 is popular among tourists due to its close location:

• Museum of Claude Monet.
• Sports Museum;
• Museum of Humanity;
• Balzac House Museum;
• Museum of Forgeries;
• Court Roland-Garros.

The Russian embassy is located on the territory of the district. Walking along the streets of Passy, ​​visitors to the city will be able to discover buildings in the Art Nouveau style, built by the architect Hector Guimard.

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17th arrondissement - Batignolles-Monceau

The Parisian district of Batignolles-Monceau covers an area of ​​567 hectares. The number of residents of the 17th district reaches 170 thousand people. The main attractions of the area are considered to be:

• Palace of Congresses;
• Square and Boulevard Clichy.

The area is considered a popular destination for cultural events, shows and concerts, international meetings, theater productions, as well as a variety of trade fairs. In the Batignolles-Monceau area there are offices of major French television companies, concert halls, luxury hotels and restaurants.

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The capital of France is one of the largest cities in Europe, with a large historical center, so without detailed Paris tourist map there's no way around it.

A general idea of ​​where the main attractions of the city are located can be obtained from the above schematic map of the center. It marks (Notre Dame de Paris), and other famous architectural monuments. However, for walking tours of the city, it is better to have a more detailed tourist map of Paris with you. The city is very large with dense buildings and many streets, so it can be difficult to navigate here. This is especially true if you need to go a little away from the main landmark of the city center - the Seine River.

There are two tourist maps of the historical center of Paris to choose from on the site. One, more detailed, indicating city attractions. The second one shows the route of tourist buses around the city. Tourist buses are a good option for those who come to the city for 1 day and want to see a lot. If you come to the city for at least two days, then it is better to walk everywhere.

The Paris metro map is also very confusing. The city metro consists of a whole network of lines of the metro itself, as well as suburban trains. Moreover, the metro here is multi-level: the metro itself is laid closer to the surface, and the trains run a little deeper. Many long passages between stations make orientation even more difficult. Some stations are completely abandoned (trains do not stop there). In general, we had some difficulties with the metro, so we must take a responsible approach to studying the train traffic pattern of the Paris metro. Most likely, you will have to take the metro to (it is located a little away from the center of Paris), to the Eiffel Tower (although it can be reached in 30 minutes on foot) and to (it is generally located outside the city). All other main attractions are within walking distance from Notre Dame and the Louvre, which are the conventional center of the city.

Paris metro map. There are a lot of lines here!

Here is a map of Paris with streets → Ile-de-France, France. We study a detailed map of Paris with houses and streets. Search in real time, weather today, coordinates

A detailed map of the city of Paris with street names can show all the routes and roads where the street is located. Rue de Rivoli. Located close to the streets of the city.

To view the territory of the entire region in detail, it is enough to change the scale of the online diagram +/-. On the page there is an interactive map of the city of Paris (France) with addresses and routes of the neighborhood. Move its center to find Rue Berger now.

The ability to plot a route across the country and calculate the distance using the “Ruler” tool, find out the length of the city and the path to its center, addresses of attractions, transport stops and hospitals (the “Hybrid” scheme type), see train stations and borders, metro stations.

You will find all the necessary detailed information about the location of the city's infrastructure - stations and shops, squares and banks, highways and highways.

An accurate satellite map of Paris (Paris) in Russian with Google search is in its own section, panoramas as well. Use Yandex search to show the desired house on a city map of France/the world, in real time. Where is Reims located on the map of France. St. Rue Danton will help you find your way around.

Coordinates - 48.8579,2.3421

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Map of Paris in Russian

What country is Paris in? Detailed map of Paris in Russian. Map of the metro, roads and streets, attractions, hotels, restaurants and cafes on the interactive map of Paris. Show Paris on the map.

Where is Paris on the world map?

Paris is the capital and cultural center of France, located in the very center of Western Europe. The city is one of the most famous and visited by tourists: about 30 million people come here every year. Paris is located 2,834 kilometers from Moscow, 1,420 kilometers from Rome, 1,055 kilometers from Berlin, 1,038 kilometers from Barcelona and 145 kilometers from the English Channel.

Where is Paris on the map of France and Europe?

The capital of France is located on the plain of the Paris Basin in the northern part of France, on the banks of the Seine River.

Paris is part of the Ile-de-France region, forming both a department and a commune. The area of ​​the city is 105 km², its length from west to east reaches 18 kilometers, from south to north - about 9 kilometers, so the capital can be walked on foot in just a couple of hours. Distance from the capital to some other cities of France: 907 kilometers to French Cannes, 774 kilometers to Marseille and 465 kilometers to Lyon.

Interactive map of Paris with streets, hotels, restaurants and cafes

On the interactive map of Paris you can find any tourist attractions: museums, cathedrals, squares and theaters. In addition, hotels, cafes, restaurants and other establishments that may be of interest to visitors to the capital are marked with special icons. If desired, the map can be enlarged or reduced, and also opened in a new window for more convenient use.

Map of Paris with landmarks

The French capital is so diverse that everyone will find something interesting here for themselves. This map shows the most famous attractions that no tourist can do without visiting: the Arc de Triomphe and the Champs Elysees, Montmartre and Montparnasse, the Louvre and Notre Dame Cathedral, and, of course, the Eiffel Tower. Map provided by Big Bus Tours Paris, which runs tourist bus tours in Paris.

Paris metro map

The city's metro (Métro de Paris) is a high-speed rail transport network covering the entire city and its immediate suburbs.

Currently, the Paris metro has 14 lines and 303 stations. Most metro lines operate from 5:30 to 00:30. The fare starts from 1.8 EUR, the pass costs from 7 EUR. Prices are as of 2017. The Paris metro map is presented from the official website of the Paris Metro.

Paris airports on the map

There are several airports in the city, but two of them carry the main passenger load: Charles de Gaulle Airport and Orly Airport. Also close to the capital are Le Bourget Airport and Beauvais Airport.

Charles de Gaulle Airport is the main air gateway to Paris for international transport, located twenty-five kilometers northeast of the capital. The airport diagram is presented from the official website of Charles de Gaulle Airport.

Orly Airport is located 14 kilometers south of Paris in the communes of Villeneuve-le-Roi and Orly and is the second busiest in France, serving mainly domestic flights. The airport map is presented from the official website of Orly Airport.

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Paris- a city you could die to see.

But in fact, there is absolutely no reason to die, but it is better to return and return to Paris, because Paris is always beautiful. The best time to visit Paris is April-May and September-October. Therefore, many of our compatriots fly to Paris for the May holidays.

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Map of Paris arrondissements in Russian with attractions

Paris is divided into 20 arrondissements. The districts start from the center and spiral out to the outskirts. Therefore, naturally, the smaller the numbers of districts, the more prestigious the location of the hotel. The districts are also divided by prestige into western and eastern.

The eastern districts are considered working-class and not very prestigious. We are talking about districts 10-12 and 20. And vice versa, 15, 16, 17 are considered convenient prestigious areas. District number 9, in which Russian tourists often settle, is quite pleasant in the place where it borders on the central districts 2 and 8, and the least pleasant where it borders on the 10th district.

Description of the arrondissements of Paris

1st arrondissement is the Louvre, Place Vendôme, Tuileries Garden, Royal Palace

2nd arrondissement is a district where many shops are located, it is also a financial center where banks are located
The 3rd arrondissement is an interesting quarter with many cafes and small shops. In this area you can buy inexpensive souvenirs. The same area is known as a gay scene with numerous gay clubs and bars.

4th arrondissement - Notre Dame, center of Georges Pompidou. It is very pleasant to wander the streets in this area.

5th arrondissement - Latin Quarter - Boulevard Saint-Michel, Sorbonne, Luxembourg Gardens.

The area is prestigious, but at the same time a student area, so there are cafes and restaurants that are both expensive and affordable. At night, life here does not come to a standstill, as in many other areas of Paris.

The 6th arrondissement is a nice, respectable area.

7th arrondissement - Eiffel Tower, Champ de Mars, Musée d'Orsay, Rodin Museum. The area is quiet and prestigious. Not very convenient for those who want to walk a lot along the Champs Elysees

8th arrondissement - Champs Elysees, Place des Stars, Arc de Triomphe, Place Concorde. The area is convenient for visiting shops, restaurants, the Lido on the Champs Elysees. The Louvre and Notre Dame can be reached on foot - but not very easily. From Place des Stars to the Louvre is about an hour's walk. And if you look into the shops, you might not even get to the Louvre.

9th arrondissement - Grand Opera, Grands Boulevards and Printemps and Galeries Lafayette stores, beloved by Russian tourists.

10th arrondissement - Rue Saint-Denis - sex shops and prostitutes, two train stations. Hotels in this area are cheap.

11th arrondissement - Bastille, a place of vibrant nightlife - a concentration of discos, bars, restaurants.

12th arrondissement - parks, zoo

District 13 is a residential area. Maybe it will be interesting to take a look at Chinatown

14th arrondissement - Montparnasse Tower - from the observation deck you can see the whole of Paris

15th arrondissement - a prestigious bourgeois area

The 16th arrondissement is a prestigious bourgeois area. From a tourist point of view, it is quite convenient to get to the Champs Elysees and the Eiffel Tower. But the area is very expensive.

The 17th district is more democratic than the 15th and 16th districts. Convenient for those who need to be at exhibitions at the Palace of Congresses

18th arrondissement - Montmartre, Sacré-Coeur. There is an atmosphere of creativity here, many artists paint portraits of tourists, and street performances take place.

In the same district is Place Pigalle, where sex shops, strip bars, and the Moulin Rouge cabaret are concentrated.

The 19th and 20th arrondissements are dormitory residential areas without attractions.

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Exploring any city begins with a map of the area. Today, everyone has phones with navigation systems, which undoubtedly makes life easier.

However, you cannot completely trust the technology, because if force majeure occurs, there is a high probability of disorientation. Read below about how not to get lost in the metropolis.

Paris is built in a lowland, surrounded by hills. On the map, the city is marked with a circle - the Outer Ring Road - a kind of city boundary, built at the beginning of the 19th century. The diameter (widest point) of the circle is only 12 kilometers.

From east to west, the Seine River flows, bending, one of the branches of which is occupied by the island of Cité, the ancestor of the city. The first buildings of religious and state significance have been preserved here to this day.

The Seine flows through the center of Paris, dividing the city into two parts: northern and southern.

In the northern, busier and more developed part, the Louvre is located - the center of Paris. (It is from this, clockwise, that 20 arrondissements grow in chronological order. The main attractions are located within six arrondissements (1-6)). Do not confuse them with transport zones, there are only 5 of them. All of Paris occupies 1-2 transport zones, for outside there are three more zones, the latter covering Charles de Gaulle Airport, Versailles, Disneyland and other objects (see map of transport zones).

To the west of the Louvre is the Route de Triomphe; in the north is the shopping and financial district of Les Halles; in the east is the center of shopping and entertainment life - the Marais quarter.

In the southern part of the city. On the left bank of the Seine is the Latin Quarter, the Saint-Germain quarter and the seventh arrondissement, where the famous Eiffel Tower is located.

Overground and underground transport runs throughout Paris. Both tourists and local residents prefer to travel by metro - in most cases it is convenient and fast - underground transport stops are scattered near all iconic attractions.

As you can see, it's quite easy to navigate. It is enough to understand which bank you are located on, to know in which direction you need to move. It doesn’t hurt to study the metro map to know where the metro lines are and at which stations you can change in the desired direction.

Below are current maps of Paris that may come in handy.

Tourist maps of Paris:

Transport maps of Paris:

• Metro: mini (center), standard (main), large (full), OrlyVal (airport).
• RER: complete map of RER, RER A, RER B, OrlyVal (airport).
• Buses: day routes, night routes.
• Trams: T1, T2, T3a, T3b, T5, T6, T7, T8.
• Transport map with zones.

Maps of Paris arrondissements:

• 1st district, 2nd district, 3rd district, 4th district, 5th district,
• 6th district, 7th district, 8th district, 9th district, 10th district,
• 11th district, 12th district, 13th district, 14th district, 15th district,
• 16th district, 17th district, 18th district, 19th district, 20th district.

Updated: 06/09/2016

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Going to Paris at least once in your life is a joy for any Russian. But it can be difficult for newcomers to navigate this huge city. For the first time, you will definitely need maps of Paris.

They can be downloaded on the Internet or simply purchased at your nearest Parisian newsstand. If you don’t speak French very well yet, we recommend looking for maps in Russian, there are also a lot of them.

Another option: on the French Internet there are many travel sites, search engines, and services where you can glean a lot of important geographical information. The vast majority of them have a Russian-language version.

Attractions

Paris is simply overflowing with unique cultural and historical attractions, ranging from the times of the Roman Empire to the present day. To get around and explore all its beauties, a two-week vacation will not be enough.

Try to draw up an excursion plan for visiting Parisian monuments and attractions yourself, or seek help in planning a route from an excursion or travel company.

You can choose one arrondissement of Paris and focus exclusively on it. Detailed maps of the city will come to your aid, which you just need to print out and always carry with you in order to find the desired architectural masterpiece or simply not get lost.

Map of Paris with attractions in Russian from Google

Transport

There are extremely many types of private and public transport in the city. The most widespread and popular is the metro; it carries at least 4.5 million passengers daily, incl. tourists from all over the world.