Apartments in the famous neighbourhoods of Paris

Ménilmontant was once a solidly working class district known for its incendiary politics and its lively music halls. It still retains its working class roots and has been home to successive waves of immigrants, but it’s become increasingly popular with artists, ...

The picture-perfect Île de la Cité has been inhabited since the first century BC. It’s still at the heart of what remains of medieval Paris and is home to the city’s second most iconic monument, the cathedral of Notre Dame. It’s one of the capital's most ...

The building of the Bibliothèque Nationale de France in a formerly rundown, Seine-side part of the 13th arrondissement, was the most expensive of an array of hugely ambitious projects whereby President Mitterand left his indelible stamp on modern Pais. Whatever you ...

Levallois-Perret is an appealing suburb to the northwest of Paris, just outside the city’s Périphérique ring road. It was once an industrial town: the Statue of Liberty was built here and the local Citröen factory for many years produced the celebrated 2CV. These ...