Paris’s 15th arrondissement is residential, comprised of four neighbourhoods and technically the largest district in France’s capital city. Although this area is not home to many tourist attractions, it is well served by the metro, and popular sites such as the Eiffel Tower are easily reachable by foot. What it lacks in famous landmarks, the 15th arrondissement makes up for it with its charm and variety of amenities: the exhibition centre Paris expo Porte de Versailles and Parc Georges Brassens are nestled in this upmarket arrondissement. For families, the Aquaboulevard is nearby, an attraction that boasts the title of Paris’s largest waterpark, measuring a total of 7000m2. This arrondissement is also home to 14 cinemas and several restaurants that are pleasant to visit. Finally, the Parc André Citroën is filled with botanical wonders to thrill the senses. Literary fact: the 15th arrondissement was once home to celebrated authors and artists such as Joan Miró, Marc Chagall, and Henry Miller.
