Where to find
The best Paris City Map?

Before visiting Paris, you should get a good Paris City Map! You can ask for a free map at your hotel or there are several locations where you can have some excellent Tourist Information .

First thing to know is the difference of the Rive Droite (Right Bank) and the Rive Gauche (Left Bank).

The Right Bank is more elegant and commercial. The Left Bank is the artistic area, the Sorbonne and Quartier Latin.

Between the two Banks you have the Ile de la Cite, Notre-Dame and l'Ile St-Louis.

Paris is quite easy to visit. Get a Tourist Map ! Almost all the attractions, monuments and museums are concentrated in the center of Paris.

- Ile de la Cite & Ile St-Louis: 1, 4e ArrondissementsNotre-Dame

- The Louvre, Tuileries: 1, 2 et 8e ArrondissementsLouvre, Tuileries Gardens

- The Opera & the Grands Boulevards: 2, 8, 9e Arrondissements; Opera Garnier

- The Marais & Les halles: 1, 3, 4e ArrondissementsGeorges Pompidou Centre

- The Quartier Latin: 5e Arrondissement; The Sorbonne

- St-Germain-des -Pres: 6e Arrondissement; Luxembourg Garden

- Invalides and Eiffel Tower: 7e Arrondissement; Museum of Orsay, Eiffel Tower, Rodin Museum

- Champs-Elysees: 8, 16e Arrondissements; Arc of Triomphe, Champs-Elysees

- Bastille: 11, 12e Arrondissements; Opera Bastille

- Montparnasse: 14e Arrondissement; Catacombs

- Bois de Boulogne: 16e Arrondissement; Bois de Boulogne

- Montmartre: 18e Arrondissement; Sacre-Coeur Basilica

- Northeast: 10, 11, 20e Arrondissements; Parc de la Villette

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