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17th Arrondissement
17th Arrondissement
The 17th arrondissement of Paris is one of the 20 arrondissements of the capital city of France. In spoken French, this arrondissement is referred to as dix-septième. The arrondissement, known as Batignolles-Monceau, is situated on the right bank of the River Seine.
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Paris 17th Arrondissement - 20 in 20 Day 17 - Batignolles and Martin Luther King Park Paris
Paris' 17th arrondissement is a more residential outer district, but it has some wonderful parks and shops if you know where to look. Grab my guide to Paris here: to find my coffee recommendation along with a few other pointers for the 17th arrondissement of Paris.Help me make better videos at and then find me on the internet in all of the usual spots:
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Running by Seine & moving to 17th arrondissement of Paris! | PARIS VLOG
A couple days in my life as an MBA student living in Paris. Running be Seine, eating a lot of cheese and moving to 17th arrondissement of Paris.NSTAGRAM @BYKAJAA
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Morning in the 17th Arrondissement, Paris, France
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The Often-Overlooked 17th Arrondissement of Paris, France
copyright 2011 Lisa B. Falour, B.S., M.B.A. all rights reserved LISA, INC. (EURL) cutecatfaith.comParis has 20 arrondissements, each with its own city hall (Mairie), mayor and four quarters (probably based on the old parish system). Lacking major tourist attractions but full of authentic charm and history, the 17th is quite something. Haussmann's replanning of the city on a major scale in the 19th century can clearly be seen here, and there are beautiful buildings, large and small, from that period. A villa is an impasse or a group of buildings (usually), and at least one can be seen on this clip. These tend to be highly desirable places to live.
Le Petit Ceinture was an outer/innerbelt rainway system encircling Paris. It fell into disuse long ago. Up until a few years ago, once per year or so, people could ride parts of it for fun, but I think that has stopped. Some of this sadly abandoned but useful rail line (corruption and bad planning the culprits) can be seen in this clip, though it just appears as an oasis of green trees to your left. Parts of it have been covered with tennis courts and such. Now, Paris is having to reinstall tramway systems at great cost and inconvenience. It's a darn shame and something most cities let happen -- buses were promoted.
Sundays are very quiet in France, and most of Paris is closed on Sundays, but we visited the Square de Batignolles, a beautiful park designed by Haussmann, an oasis of green with a duck pond, water features, an orangerie, a tiny grotto, and places to chill out. A walk in the Batignolles quarter of the 17th revealed beautiful buildings, mews-like streets and plazas, quite a few restaurants, florists and cafés open and busy, and NO TOURISTS ANYWHERE. It has a village-like feeling, yet is elegant as can be, despite train tracks to Gare Saint Lazare and a huge construction project for an Olympic Village which never happened. A great many big hotels have gone up here and are still going up, and if you like the Ibis chain, you might consider their huge tower here. Your stay in Paris will show you some of the real character of the city if you stay around here, and remember, the métro system is pretty darn user-friendly. Yes, it closes overnight, but neither Paris nor France in general are night places. The smartest visitors get up early and do their sightseeing in the morning, first thing, stopping at noon for lunch and a siesta, going back out in the afternoon to stroll, shop and hang out.
Paris Live #68: Batignolles District
It's the passage they don't tell you about -- followed by the market street they don't tell you about! This episode explores the Batignolles section of the 17th arrondissement of Paris.Join me live for the next tour by following my FB page A French Frye in Paris!
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Interesting Architecture -- Paris, France (17th Arrondissement)
copyright 2011 Lisa B. Falour, B.S., M.B.A. all rights reserved LISA, INC. (EURL) cutecatfaith.comCheck out that street full of mansions! We checked the Internet when we got home and these are very famous buildings. Most were city single-family homes. Hôtel Particulier is French for mansion.
Few people visit the 17th arrondissement, which is a shame. When you get near the outer city limits of Paris, things tend to get VERY interesting. Everyone who visits tends to stay in the center. Many of the near-suburbs which have borders contiguous with Paris are terrific, and there are métros, buses, tramways and rentabikes to get you there and back. These can be the smartest places to stay -- way cheaper, more authentic, and perfectly connected to the city itself by a very good public transportation system.
I met an Australian lawyer here on business, and he always stays in a hotel at the métro stop MAIRIE DE CLICHY. He just takes the métro to his appointments from there, loves the prices and the shops and services -- way affordable by Paris standards. I recommend the hotel F1 on Avenue Lenine in Saint-Denis, but beware, it's only 39 euros per night, this is where smart budget travelers stay, and it's often fully booked. There's a full range of shops and services nearby, quite a bit of free legal parking, many ways to get into Paris for the price of a ticket, lots of local sites of interest, and so on. If you stay there, try to get a room overlooking the cemetery, however. Avenue Lenine is noisy.
Sunday is down-time in France. Everyone recharges their batteries. Most of Paris shuts down on Sundays but the city has many museums it runs which are free to the public, for your after-lunch culture fix. Sunday lunch in France is long, pastry is eaten, and everyone talks and unwinds. Try to get invited to someone's home -- always bring flowers. Never bring wine! The etiquette here is complex!
Le 17ème arrondissement de Paris
THE PARIS FAMILY VACATION + 17th Arrondissement Airbnb Apartment Tour - France Travel Vlog
Family Travel in Paris - What to do in Paris - Paris Airbnb Apartment Tour - The Finale of our European Family Vacation!We visit the Pantheon, Notre Dame de Paris, Les Halles, Le Marais and the 6th and 17th Arrondissements. Find out where to find some of the most delicious Vietnamese Food in Paris! You know we love Pho on Jaycation! Bonjour Vietnam is a great spot near the Pantheon. We head across the beautiful Siene River over to the Les Halles and Le Marais area for some more shopping and some Grom Gelato!
Finally we head back to the 17th Arrondissement as the family packs up to part ways. We'll give you a tour of our Airbnb Apartment and give you an update on what's next for Jaycation and his travels!
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Walkin' In The 17th Arrondissement, Paris (April)
I don't know why once in a blue moon my auto-focus doesn't work, but I decided to upload this clip anyway. This is Rue de Bayen in Paris, near Metro Ternes on the 2 line. There was a lovely but pricey market running here this morning -- it probably does every Wednesday morning. This is, of course, a posh area (portside out starboard home) and was fun for me to gawk at, dressed up as though I belonged there, ha ha!Traffic is noisy, and without screens for the windows, or air conditioners, and having only single-pane glass windows in most cases, many of these fancy residences are surely quite noisy (but the well to do always have a place in the country, no matter how modest). The air is foul here, and the soot from the pollution atrocious. Always carry a small bottle of water with you -- the dirty air makes your mouth dry and nasty-tasting, and if you don't have something to drink with you, you'll end up in one costly café after another! Which can be lovely if you have deep pockets . . .
I noticed again today what I've noticed for years -- women don't wear stockings here in Paris. Stockings are only for mistresses and prostitutes. They go bare-legged happily from about March until October, often looking smashing. I don't know how they pull it off. But they do, even when their hairstyles are dreadful. It's just amazing.
The French tend to be petit -- fine-boned. In fact, statistically speaking, they're the second-shortest nationality in the EU, second only to the Portuguese (who are also the worst drivers, second only to the French). I rarely see very obese people here, except in my poor ghetto nabe, or where there are lots of North Africans -- whether black or Arab, they all seem to be very chunky. Elsewhere, they tend to be maddeningly slender. Many have no asses! No butts! It's hard not to stare. They're practically concave!!
It took me an hour and a half to get to my appointment from where I live, close to the Paris city limits. Give yourself lots of traveling time in Paris. It's not a big city, but it takes a long time to get from point A to point B. If you arrive early, have a seat and watch the world go by. And feel like the inferior non-French lowly life form that you are! No one can make you feel small as can a Parisian! Their aim is true, and your self-esteem will vanish like your money, in this city!
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Affordable studio apartment for rent in 17th arrondissement of Paris - Spotahome (ref 121646)
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Exploring Paris' 18th Arrondissement
This video is all about our favorite spots to visit in Paris' 18th arrondissement. In less than 3 minutes, we give you a look at what the neighborhood, Montmartre, has to offer.
Garden 2, 17th Arrondissement | Paris Rental Connections
For availability & booking, please click the link below:Comfortable newly renovated two-bedroom apartment in the 17th arrondissement.
The area known as the Batignolles close to Montmartre has a real village feel, far from the bustle and noise of the big avenues. It has a bobo (Bourgeois Bohemian) atmosphere, with convivial and trendy restaurants. The nerve centre of the quarter is located at the Eglise des Batignolles, not far from the Square des Batignolles.
This 70 sq metres (753 sq ft) apartment on the second floor walk up has views to a pretty garden courtyard.
A large living room with a sofa bed and separate dining room with open kitchen makes sharing this apartment very easy. There are 2 bedrooms with queen size beds or the master bedroom can have 2 separate single beds.
The second bedroom is off the master bedroom but can also be reached via a corridor off the living room.
The apartment contains 2 WC's one in the main bathroom which has a walk-in shower and can be reached from the living room or the second bedroom and one off the dining room with it's own sink.
The apartment would suit two couples or up to 5 adults or a family with 3 children.
The living room's sofa bed can be converted and is available for one or two persons.
7 Night minimum booking applies at Easter, Christmas and New Year.
Location
The Garden2 apartment is located upstairs from our ground floor Garden Mariotte (1 bedroom apartment) and across the road from our other 2 bedroom apartment called Mariotte so this is great spot for combining your trip with other families or for large parties -- between the 3 apartments we can welcome up to 14 people.
The location is very central - a few minutes metro or bus ride to the Arc de Triomphe and to the top of the Champs Elyses. The area is prized by Parisians as it has shops, restaurants and 2 parks - Parc Monceau and the closer smaller garden Square des Batignolles with duck pond and children's play area.
The 94 bus takes you directly to St Germain des Pres, a short bus ride to Montmartre, the Grands Magasins (Galleries Lafayettes and Printemps), and Opera. Gare St Lazare is 3 stops away. The Marais can be reached directly on Line 3 at the next metro stop Villiers.
Garden Mariotte, 17th Arrondissement | Paris Rental Connections
Large one bedroom apartment in the Batignolles area of the 17th arrondissement. 50 sq meters (530 sq ft) on the ground floor with views to a pretty garden courtyard.
Living room with open kitchen, beautiful paintings and antique furniture.
The bedroom is the size of a large suite with adjoining bathroom with bath.
The apartment would suit a couple ideally or with a child or a third person.
The living room's sofa bed can be converted and is available for one person.
7 Night minimum booking applies at Easter, Christmas and New Year.
Location
Right across the road from our property: Mariotte,the location is very central - a few minutes metro or bus ride to the Arc de Triomphe and top of the Champs Elyses.
The area is prized by Parisians as it has shops, restaurants and 2 parks - Parc Monceau and a closer smaller garden square with pond and ducks.
The 94 bus takes you directly to St Germain des Pres, a short bus ride to Montmartre, the Grands Magasins (Galleries Lafayettes and Printemps), and Opera.
Gare St Lazare is 3 stops away. The Marais can be reached directly on Line 3 at the next metro stop:Villiers.
Mariotte, 17th Arrondissement | Paris Rental Connections
Superb 80 sq metre (860 sq ft) apartment between Montmartre and the Arc de Triomphe.
Close to restaurants and food markets the property is ideal for a family of 4 to 5 or two couples.
The apartment is on the second floor of a period property with elevator. There is a large entrance hallway with all bedrooms and living room leading off it. The living room is two rooms combined to create one large living area with two fireplaces and three French windows with balconies.
The kitchen is fully equipped with dishwasher and all other mod cons family sized fridge, full oven and microwave the washing machine is in the large bathroom.
A dining area off the kitchen has seating for 6. The apartment has been totally refurbished by an architect and everything is new.
The main bedroom has a queen size bed and the second bedroom has two single beds and an extra mattress is available to use for a 3rd child.(see extra charge).
Both bedrooms have tall French windows and their own closets. There is also another walk-in closet off the hallway.
The bathroom has a window, two sinks and bath with shower, bidet and WC.
The view out of the balconies in the living room and bedrooms overlooks the gardens where Garden Mariotte and Garden 2 are located and the street is very quiet with hardly any cars.
Minimum 6/7 nights.
No Smoking
Location
In the newly trendy Batignolles area close to Montmartre to the East, the Champs Elysees to the west and the Shopping area of the Grands Boulevards to the south it is both traditional and up and coming.
From here you can reach the Arc de Triomphe at the top of the Champs Elysees in 5mns, walk to the Parc Monceau in 10 mns or reach Montmartre in less than 5mns by metro.
To get to the Grands Magasins like Galleries Lafayette and Printemps catch the 66 bus almost outside the house and it will take about 7 minutes! Stay on the bus for an extra stop and you reach Opera. If you walk 10 mns from the apartment you can catch the No 80 bus which takes you to the Eiffel Tower.
Stylish 1-bedroom apartment for rent in the 17th arrondissement of Paris. - Spotahome (ref 138436)
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April in Paris -- Market Morning, Rue de Bayen in the 17th Arrondissement
The closest métro is Ternes on the 2 line.Money is no object when you live here. Blissfully unaware that recessions rage elsewhere, Parisians are upbeat in their uptight, trank-popping way, as our GDP roared last year and is up so much this year, the economy appears overheated in some respects.
I continue to note the barelegged Parisian ladies, something I noticed on my first visit here in 1993. Only mistresses and prostitutes wear stockings.
I was dressed to kill, ready for a power meeting with some PTB. Stylish shoes, but a spare pair for the long ride home to the near-suburb in which I reside, for my tired feet. I never wear diamonds before 6 pm, but chose my battle togs carefully this morning. Even the scent must be just so in Paris. ALIEN seemed right this morning, ha ha! That's how I feel these days, anyway!
I had to get up at 5:30 am -- you should allow two full hours to get from point A to point B in Paris. If you're early, great -- you can sit and pull yourself together, so they won't see a hair out of place. If you have a little cash on you, or a lot of cash (for this part of town) you can buy something refreshing au zinc, standing at a café counter. I had time for that this morning -- five whole minutes -- and there's a super short clip up of the cute place I ducked into for a bitter slurp of the forever-undrinkable, foul-tasting coffee they serve in France. Ha ha! Don't even THINK about ordering tea here! If you don't drink alcohol and have a discrimating palate, you might just go thirsty in this fine Republic.
The organic shop is part of a chain called NATURALIA, and their website is naturalia.fr
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Bright studio for rent in 17th Arrondissement in Paris - Spotahome (ref 105007)
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i-medsys Presentation on ICBBE 17' - Paris France
Video of the SIPRAD, i-medsys project presentation at the ICBBE 17 congress by Diego Fiori de Carvalho - 19th International Conference on Bioinformatics and Biological Engineering.More Attractions in Paris
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