District 6 was one of the highlights of Paris. 43,143 people are residing in this lovely
place. 79.6% of them are born in metropolitan
France and 8.7% are non-European immigrants.
If you were looking for a two star hotel to stay in this district you
might consider the Hotel Cluny Sorbonne for €99 per night in a double
room. District 6 is home to the “Latin
Quarter” which is where younger people tend to hang out, which makes sense
because the University of Sorbonne lies within the boundaries, so there are
plenty of shops and grocery stores to get all of your basic necessities.
A Dozen Eggs: €2,70
1 Liter of Milk: €1,80
Steak p/kg: €26,90
Tourist Attraction:
Jardin du
Luxembourg or the Luxembourg Gardens are a frequented part of Paris and for
good reason. Although it may not compare
to Versailles in size it most definitely compares in beauty. These gardens are one of the reasons that I love
France. It rests just outside of the Museum
National O Histore Naturelle but it’s a free place to read a book or
take an afternoon stroll. There are
beautiful statues and ponds to sit by and plenty of shade so take a day off and
enjoy!
Amazing
Architectural Attraction:
If you know
something about Paris then I’m sure you’ve heard of the Pantheon and know that
it should be on your list of things to see if you’ve got the time. Originally built as a church, it is now more
of a mausoleum. Some of the most
beautiful and interesting things in France seem to be in honor of the dead so
check it out!
If you are a
music junky like me or you simply like good sounding speakers then you will appreciate
that Bose is today’s business shout out.
So you may be able to find Bose in the US but if you happened to need a
store whilst you are in Paris then you could find one here in the 6th
district!
The Most
Interesting Thing I Found:
A statue of a
naked Asian man can be found just at the front of the Pantheon. It seemed to be an unexpected tourist
attraction because despite commonly finding naked statues throughout France,
people seemed to find this one particularly appealing to take photos with, maybe
because he is rather tall and bronze.
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