Le Marais
**For the Parisian**, the city is radically divided into two worlds; the left bank of the Seine, characterized by its calm, its intello roll and its traditions; and the right , known for its animation and its grandeur.
The district cache defines where to live; but a more personal factor intervenes; the old "every sheep with the pair of it". The 20 arrondissements breathe an atmosphere with their own codes ; thus, a caviar gauche would not opt for the Bastille and a daddy's boy would not set foot in La Goutte d'Or.
Voici some clichés, (or not so much) of the “micro-villages” that make up the ville lumière.
**75001 (LOUVRE - PALAIS ROYAL) **
It boasts of its monuments and squares as the iconic place Vendôme ; but despite this, its low density gives it tranquility and authentic neighborhood life. Only its silence is disturbed during Fashion Week, bringing an exciting energy to the palatial surroundings.
It welcomes families, eternal singles and couples; some with children, who experience the luxury of playing in the idyllic Palais Royal Gardens.
Montmartre, dominated by the Sacré Coeur and the Moulin Rouge
75002 (ETIENNE MARCEL - MONTORGUEIL - SENTIER )
Located in the heart of Paris and full of charm, it cares for the magnificent Richelieu Library and their endearing Passages Couverts.
Plagadito of branchés restaurants, cutting-edge fashion stores, cafes, épiceries… in which an increasingly younger population alternates, "bobos" and festive, attracted by its location and the commercial and leisure variety.
Separate parenthesis deserves Strasbourg-Saint-Denis , (straddling between 1 and 2) . It is one of the spots of the moment, varied and multicultural, how it is styled; in which numerous addresses flourish in which false bad guys lurk.
Coffee in Montorgueil
75003 (RUE DE BRETAGNE - TEMPLE - ARTS ET MÉTIERS )
The Haut Marais boasts of housing the Picasso Museum. It is the "more local" extension of the Marais; in which on Saturdays, its stylish citizens buy bio in the Marché des Enfants Rouges and are displayed on their terraces.
It is the temple of cool affluent families , eager to follow trends and prolong their youth… They dress with a light nonchalance hipster air, with studied jeans, sneakers and parkas. And as expected, its shoots already give off an incredible allure.
**75004 (LE MARAIS) **
Its well-known alleys are inhabited by numerous Jewish families and attended by internationals. It offers many lively bars packed with the gay community and on Sundays it is the official walk of the capital.
Parisians and tourists rendez-vous in search of It food, fashion and decoration products and sniff around its famous art galleries.
Le Marais
**75005 (PANTHEON - QUARTIER LATIN) **
It mixes intellectuals, artists and tourists. At night, rue Mouffetard comes alive with hordes of students French and Erasmus from the next and mythical Sorbonne. It is not uncommon to come across some writer “disguised as May 68”, fixing the world in one of the piano bars of the time.
They share apartments “en colloc” or inhabit **tiny studios in chambres de bonnes.** On their landings they deal with classical music composers, doctors of literature or theater actors, who frequent cinemas, bistros and bookstores.
**75006 ( SAINT-GERMAIN - SAINT-SULPICE) **
It groups classic families with means; elegant old people settled from their earliest childhood, and intellectuals who live by the memory of another time; **when its cafes were literary meeting places. **
It fascinates foreigners, especially Americans who stay in Haussmannian luxury apartments or expatriates who live the dream of their life… and that of others.
Its atmosphere is cosmopolitan, as well as traditional ; it still conserves hideouts preserved to change, frequented by contemporaries titis parisiens honoring the eternal Gainsbourg.
Le Quartier Latin in Paris
**75007 (TOUR MAUBOURG - MILITAIRE SCHOOL) **
Close to the Eiffel Tower and the antique shops of the Village Suisse; despite the fact that the material does not prevail there; unless it is about beautiful Louis XIV style pieces, heritage of three generations.
In it they rub elbows Parisians "comme il faut", well-mannered and well-dressed. It gives off a calm climate; that their parents and grandparents instilled in them; and that, thanks to the presentation rallies in society; His sons will also follow.
Peace reigns on weekends , since its inhabitants spend the weekend in its magnificent châteaux or Maisons de Campagne.
**75008 (GOLDEN TRIANGLE) **
Presided over by the Arc de Triomphe and the Place de la Concorde; it is made up of a hodgepodge of nouveau riche; lifelong Parisians, scandalized by the before and after of la plus belle avenue du monde; and consultants from important nearby firms.
During the day, it swarms a coming and going of businessmen dressed in impeccable suits, and go-go tourists, wandering the Champs-Elysées. At night bling bling restaurants and nightclubs light up with the show of its VIP spaces and the magnums of champagne with flares.
Ecole Militaire seen from the Eiffel Tower
**75010 - 75011 ( REPUBLIQUE - CANAL SAINT MARTIN - OBERKAMPF - BASTILLA) **
Very lively and cosmopolitan, full of young people ; increasingly fashionable and increasingly inaccessible. They are supposedly more relaxed arrondissements, but they do not neglect the corresponding look of handsome men with a three-day beard in a t-shirt and jeans , leaving your advertising, production or graphic agency.
Attracted by a more "casual" mood as it corresponds to them; brings together countless gambling dens for all tastes, bio restaurants, gluten-free, brunch, bistronomical remains or cocktail bars.
FROM 75012 to 75015
**Territories in full change… To be continued ;) **
Canal Saint-Martin
**75016 (AUTEUIL - PASSY) **
Delight of classic bourgeois families with purchasing power. Little by little, a wave of wealthy young people is installed who swear by the gardens so that their children expand and ride horses; without losing sight of good schools like Franklin.
Its inhabitants, who have a tendency not to go outside their limits, are of discreet taste, except for those of Passy that are a little more striking.
**75017 (BATIGNOLLES - TERNES) **
He is chosen by the well children of classic families that they cannot afford the crazy prices of the houses of their predecessors; or who rebel against the system, keeping the usual comfort.
On Sundays with good weather, they prepare chic picnics at nearby Parc Monceau.
A picnic at Parc Monceau?
**75018 - 75009 (MONTMARTRE, JULES JOFFRIN, SOUTH PIGALLE) **
Dominated by the Sacre Coeur and the Moulin Rouge ; its occupants are a fusion of romantics and scoundrels. The Montmartrois are very proud of it, and they live as in a village separated from the rest, remembering its history and the traditions of its vintage.
Gentrified in recent years, heterogeneous venues abound; who come from startup creators to travelers with béret pretending to mimic the bucolic Paris of Amélie Poulain.
Jules Joffrin
**75019 - 75020 (BELLEVILLE - MÉNILMONTANT - BUTTES CHAUMONT) **
They are “popu” neighborhoods, which combine infinite styles and cultures; Y quintessential hiptser home. In this amalgamation of Brooklyn and New York's Chinatown, ecological canteens, café-roasters, coffee shops with the latest novelties in carrot cake, banana bread and avocado toast… and the best-known graffiti.
Through its boulevards pedal singles or couples with children eager for diversity, of green areas and somewhat more affordable surfaces than neighboring homes.
His relaxed style de vie, as well as its bars and concert halls, it attracts students and a more bohemian crowd.
Tell me how you are and I will tell you in which Parisian neighborhood to live