Tour de France: Paris by Arrondissement
20 arrondissements and 19 guest bloggers later the ‘Tour’ de France, Paris edition has come to a close – for now. All my guest bloggers did such an awesome job sharing their neighborhoods, I wanted to put them all in one easy to find place, and create a giant resource, whether you’re looking for some weekend inspiration or a new Paris read. Mille mercis to everyone for their great work! Bon week-end à tous!
The last 2 digits of Parisian zip codes refer to the arrondissement or district. There are 20 total. The arrondissement appears at the top of street signs, making it quite easy to find your way around the city. Click on the zipcodes below. Happy exploring!
75001 – by Melissa, an American expat working in France and author of Prête-moi Paris.
75002 – by Velib fanatic Emma Bentley who is making good use of her studies in order to live in France.
75003 – by Kasia Dietz who is designing fabulous bags when not off exploring Europe.
75004 – by Franco-American photographer Kali Vermès of Grow Little, who creates beautiful plant worlds.
75005 – by Italian filmmaker Elena Rossini.
75006 – by Jenny Sundel who decided 33 would be her ‘Jesus Year‘ and moved to Paris.
75007 – by SF creative couple Jordan and Paul Ferney who moved their family to Paris for the year for a new adventure.
75008 – by Sharon Graber, aka Scout Paris.
75009 – by yours truly, Prêt à Voyager, a look at the neighborhood I call home.
75010 – by Brit Adam Roberts, author of Invisible Paris, an insider’s look at the city, the architecture and happenings.
75011 – by Lost in Cheeseland‘s Lindsey Tramuta, an American expat who knows this city like the back of her hands.
75012 – by French textile/product designer, Sarah Caniot of Ma Mamie Hippie.
75013 – by Elena Rossini, filmmaker, feminist, founder of No Country for Young Women and creator of The Illusionists.
75014 – by photobooth obsessed urban explorer Meg Gagnard of De Quelle Planète Est-tu?
75015 – by cocktail crazed Forest of 52 Martinis.
75016 – by Jane who runs La Cuisine Paris cooking school.
75017 – by Cat of Sugar Daze, who brings cupcake joy to all expats in France.
75018 – by Brit Kim Laidlaw Adrey, hot spot scout and author of I Heart Paris [update: now known as Unlock Paris].
75019 – by Paris by Mouth‘s founding editor & food tour guide, Meg Zimbeck.
75020 – by American expat writer Sion of Paris (Im)Perfect who shares the real side of this city.
Quick reference:
75001, 75002, 75003,75004, 75005, 75006, 75007, 75008, 75009, 75010, 75011, 75012, 75013, 75014, 75015, 75016, 75017, 75018, 75019, 75020
Lauren O'Neill
July 22, 2011 at 12:54 pm //
Systems! I love systems!! Such a great resource, Anne! Seriously—my new go-to! Thank you!!
Lost In Cheeseland
July 22, 2011 at 12:57 pm //
such an honor to participate, Anne! Thanks for having me by! You know how much I love my neighborhood =)
Meg
July 22, 2011 at 12:58 pm //
‘Twas an honor.
Lovin’ the rectangles.
MartyD
July 22, 2011 at 1:09 pm //
Great way to pull everything together!
Brenna [fabuleuxdestin]
July 22, 2011 at 2:36 pm //
Loved everyone’s advice! Great job Anne!
Susan
July 22, 2011 at 4:05 pm //
I love this series so much! The little arrondissement markers remind me of moo cards ;)
Maggie
July 23, 2011 at 7:35 am //
I love this series! It is such a fun way to learn more about Paris and really dig in to the details of life there. Also, it’s so cute how everyone seems to be IN LOVE with their neighborhood.
Prêt à Voyager
July 23, 2011 at 7:42 am //
Such an honor to have you too, Lindsey and Meg!
Maggie, yes, you are so right – people are quite passionate about their neighborhoods! :)
Anne
Chez Loulou
July 23, 2011 at 10:54 am //
I loved reading about the different experiences in the different quartiers of Paris. What a fantastic series!
Heidi Pie Aronson
April 20, 2013 at 1:52 pm //
I love your website! But these links to the arrondissements seem to be broken. ???
Anne
April 21, 2013 at 9:10 am //
Heidi, when I updated my website, I had to manually update a lot of links. These all should be working. You may need to clear your cache if you’re having issues… Otherwise, delete .html at the end and it should work fine :)