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 | | For example, the 5th is considered to be an arrondissement for students (The Sorbonne University is here), the 6th is known as the " Quartier Latin " or Latin quarter for artists, writers, or students, the 7th for the fashionable and chic (many Americans live here), the 8th for business (a lot of offices abound),. |
 | | The 8th arrondissement is a mixed area, stretching away from the Arc de Triomph with offices, the beautiful Parc Monceau with golden gates, the presidential Elysée Palace, the Champs-Elysées, the famous name boutiques of rue du Faubourg St Honoré and magnificent five-star hotels such as the George V, the Plaza Athénée and the Crillon. |
 | | The residential 14th arrondissement to the south of the 5th and 6th, touches the Jardin de Luxembourg on the south side, boasts the large and pleasant Montsouris park and is another lively area with shops, cafés, bars, brasseries, restaurants and bistros. |
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