A detailed introduction of each of the 20 districts in France, focusing on scenic spots and luxury goods, free of copying, and good points.

The places of interest in the 20th arrondissement of Paris are as follows:

1 area is located on the north bank of Seine-Marne province. This is a tourist area, with world-famous Louvre Museum, Palace, Tuileries Garden, Leyale Shopping Center, government agencies and churches.

In the second district, Rue du Quatre Septembre runs east-west, with the National Chamber of Commerce, the National Library, the stock exchange, many theaters and churches. It is a commercial residential area with heavy traffic and a tourist area.

There are 4 museums, 4 churches, theaters, middle schools, colleges of science and technology, and the National Archives Bureau in Zone 3, and many shops belong to commercial residential areas.

Zone 4 is located on the north bank of Seine-Marne province, including two islands in the river, St. Anthony Avenue and Xiheli Street; There are the famous Notre Dame Cathedral, the Paris City Hall, the Paris Police Department, the hospital, two museums, the Pompidou Center, and the pleasant scenery along the Seine-Marne province, so many tourists flock here. It is really the downtown area of Paris. Third, fourth area is also one of the bigger places in Chinatown.

The fifth district is called the Latin district, with sage temples, botanical gardens, churches, the famous Sorbonne University, the French Academy, as well as various types of schools such as science and engineering and junior college. Museums, monuments and bookstores are the top areas with the strongest cultural, artistic and academic atmosphere in Paris. There are unique open-air cafes here, and there are many mouth-watering international cuisines. Tourists strolling along the famous St. Michel Avenue or St. Germain Avenue are like crucian carp.

Zone 6 is located on the south bank of the Seine-Marne River. There are many shops, cinemas and theaters, and the vast Luxembourg Park is also in this area. There are many primary and secondary schools in France, such as colleges of architecture, dentists and minerals. The Parliament Building of the French House of Lords is located in Luxembourg Park, adjacent to Zone 5, and it also feels a little cultural.

Area 7 has the world-famous Eiffel Tower, Napoleon's Tomb, Art Museum of Ossetia, Military Museum and Military Academy. This area is located on the south bank of Seine-Marne province, with wide streets and magnificent buildings. It is a place where scenic spots, embassies and state institutions of various countries are concentrated, including the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Economy and Finance, the Ministry of National Defense, the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Industry and Commerce, and some aristocratic residential areas.

The eighth district is the most lively and densely populated area in Paris, with the world-famous Champs Elysé es, which extends from the famous Place de la Concorde to the Arc de Triomphe, with a total length of about 2 kilometers. For 365 days, there is the same traffic and tourists as crucian carp every day. There are many shops on both sides of the Champs Elysé es, including fashion shops, boutiques and perfume shops. Streets and alleys are full of five-star hotels and high-end restaurants; Along the black road in San Donovan, the Elysee Palace, the presidential palace, is heavily guarded. Both the Ministry of the Interior and the Admiralty are in this area, as well as the Palace and Madeleine Street.

District 9 has the famous Paris Opera House, Spring Department Store and Galeries Lafayette Department Store. Compared with the hustle and bustle of the Champs Elysé es, there are many schools, churches, museums and theaters here, but most of them live at home.

Most people live in the 10 area, and there are two major railway stations, North Station and East Station. The security in this area is very poor, and tourists are often hurt by pickpockets. There are many small and medium-sized hotels in this area, which is a famous red light district. There are theaters, churches and hospitals in this area.

1 1 area is the residential area of ordinary Parisians, with * * * Avenue and Voltaire Avenue passing through this area and many churches.

12 is located in the east of Paris, on the Seine-Marne River, running through Lyon Station in the south of France, and TGV goes directly to Lyon and Marseille in the south. This area has Bastille Square, Bastille Theatre, small and medium-sized hotels and many hospitals.

13 is Chinatown, which is the area with the largest number of Chinese living in Paris. Due to the vigorous development of this area in recent ten years, there are many high-rise buildings and wide streets. With the Italian Plaza as the center, six streets radiate in a star shape. Most of the Chinese here are Southeast Asian Chinese, and Paris Store and Chen Shopping Mall are good places for Chinese to buy oriental goods. There are many Chinese restaurants here, such as Vietnamese rice noodles and? @ Article …, everything; Chaozhou City Hotel has a song and dance program accompanied by a band for dinner every Friday to Sunday, and the price is moderate.

14 is located in the south of Paris. There are University Town, Monsusi Park, Observatory, Hospital, Church, Junior College, Skull Cave and Mon panas Cemetery in this area. Lilac Garden Cafe and Dome Cafe offer cheap seafood meals.

15 is located in the southwest of Paris, and there is a Statue of Liberty in the Seine-Marne province. Based on this prototype, the Statue of Liberty in New York, USA, was enlarged and presented to the United States as a symbol of French-American friendship. There is an office building in Mont panas, which is the tallest building in Paris. There is a cafe on the top floor, where you can taste delicious coffee and enjoy the scenery of downtown Paris. At the junction with 14 area, there is Meng panas Railway Station, which is a commercial and residential area with convenient transportation.

16 is located in the west of Paris, where there are more than 20 embassies and many churches and museums. Overlooking the magnificent Eiffel Tower from Shayou Palace, there is a vast Buren forest in the west. This area is well equipped and has a good living environment. It's a relatively advanced residential area.

17 is located in the northwest of Paris, with residential areas in the north and commercial areas in the south. There are Arab and African immigrants living in the north of Paris, and it is said that the law and order is not very good.

18 is located in the north of Paris, with the famous Sacred Heart Church, Montmartre Villa, Hill Square, the famous red light district and Moulin Rouge nightclub, which is the place for nightlife in Paris.

19 is located in the northeast of Paris. There are many Chinese communities in this area, but the scale is smaller than 13 area. Also known as Little Chinatown, it is the second largest Chinese community in Paris and a typical civilian area. There are Viette Science Park, Xiumengqiu Park and Saint Martin Canal in the area.

The 20th district is mainly residential, and the best place for a holiday is Le Le Wei Park. Only on Saturdays and Sundays do you go to the flea market.

French luxury goods:

The Champs Elysé es (also known as "Triumph Avenue") is located on the central axis connecting the Louvre and the new Arc de Triomphe. It is the most brilliant and prestigious road in the world, integrating elegance and prosperity, romance and fashion. Both sides of the road are places where businessmen gather, where you can not only entertain yourself, but also go shopping and enjoy the charm of one of the most beautiful century-old avenues in the world. So some people say that shopping in Paris is enjoyment. The short street is lined with big companies, banks, airlines, cinemas, luxury shops and high-end restaurants from France and all over the world. From the Louvre overlooking the Champs Elysé es, you can directly cross the Place de la Concorde and the Arc de Triomphe, and see the new Arc de Triomphe in La Dé fense, a suburb of Paris. The19th century buildings on both sides of the street, antique street lamps and newsstands full of art nouveau all add a unique romantic atmosphere to this avenue.

Walking on the Champs Elysé es, watching the bustling traffic in the center of the avenue, watching the leisure under the dense French buttonwood trees on both sides of the avenue, and experiencing the life and romance of Parisians ... Famous shops, fashions and cinemas are interspersed among them, which are gorgeous, elegant and leisurely. Beauty has become synonymous with it. Some people in the crowd are well dressed, some are neat and elegant, some are young and enthusiastic, some are simple and casual, but there is no arrogance and affectation. Being in it is relaxing and comfortable.

Since 1900, the Champs Elysé es has become a showcase for France to show its proud achievements in various fields to the world, and now it has become a gathering place for internationally renowned brands. Louis Vuitton, Cartier Diamond, Luxury Car Exhibition Center (such as Mercedes-Benz, Fiat, Renault and Citroen), high-end fashion stores, Starbucks, film distribution companies, cinemas, entertainment stores (such as FNAC France-Jacques National Purchasing Alliance and Virgin Megastore), high-taste restaurants (such as Maxim's and Fouquet), bars and nightclubs (such as Lido), PlanetHollywood and Hard.