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Situated on La Rive Droite, the 4th arrondissement is an area that possesses a unique charm. Explore this neighbourhood by night to discover intricate architecture, riverside views and to learn exactly why Paris is nicknamed the City of Love. Lose yourself in the winding medieval streets of the Marais district; a historic, LGBT friendly neighbourhood that dates from the 1st century BC. Those who are culturally inclined will seize the opportunity to enjoy a number of temporary and permanent exhibitions and inspiring art galleries such as the Centre Georges Pompidou, a state-of-the-art building that contrasts with its historic surroundings. The 4th arrondissement is notable for its famous landmarks which include Notre Dame de Paris, many museums and several churches. In winter, this district hosts a beautiful ice skating rink located in front of Hotel De Ville otherwise known as the City Hall. As you will be centrally located, you will benefit from having access to plenty of metro stations, along with daytime and night bus services - perfect for those who commute to other parts of the city for work or studies. Fun fact: Notre Dame Cathedral’s bell is called Emmanuel, and weighs a gargantuan 13 tonnes.
