The 16th arrondissement is expensive, chic and fashionable district of the city where situated a various representative organizations, head offices, embassies of different countries.
From the Trocadero Square opens a magnificent view of imposing iron beauty. The 16th arrondissement is the largest arrondissement in Paris and one of the most beautiful and luxurious. This area, with its richly decorated 19th-century buildings, large avenues, prestigious schools, museums, and various parks, has long been known as one of the favorite places of residence of French aristocrats.
In such an amazing place, various state organizations, head offices, embassies of countries around the world are concentrated there are more than 90 of those.
It's very convenient to live in the 16th arr. Either you are a tourist or came here for business purposes, choose one of the local hotels, from which the Eiffel Tower may be quite visible because it is not far away - it's located in the neighboring 7th district. And some distance from the geographical center makes hotel prices lower, which is also great. There are also several famous museums in the sixteenth arrondissement. The Museum of Architecture has concentrated knowledge about the construction and design styles of buildings.
Here you can look at the Notre Dame model, and have a look at the original elements of the decorations of medieval monuments. The Museum of Man will be interesting to those who think about how we became who we are now. The evolution, history of culture, and the emergence of human civilization are thoroughly considered here. There is also another museum nearby with a magnificent collection of art objects from Asian countries.
