Located on the left bank of the Seine, in the south-west of Paris, the 15th arrondissement is a residential district where sumptuous Haussmannian buildings are mixed with numerous shops, theatres, museums and theatres. You will also find many green spaces to stroll or rest.

The 15th arrondissement will also surprise you with its changing scenery: contemporary architecture in the Beaugrenelle district or the Montparnasse Tower, numerous Haussmann buildings dating from the 19th century, vast green spaces, parks, squares and gardens...

The many museums, theatres, cultural spaces and theatres are evidence of the cultural wealth of the 15th arrondissement of Paris.

In terms of museums, you can visit the Bourdelle Museum, which is dedicated to the works of French sculptor Antoine Bourdelle. You can also discover the Musée de la Poste, which illustrates the history of this French institution from the Middle Ages to the present day. If you like science, you can finally discover Les Etincelles, an ephemeral open-air structure, hosting the works of the Palais de la Découverte during its renovation.

The 15th arrondissement is dotted with numerous green spaces. With more than forty parks, squares and gardens, you will have many opportunities to stroll or relax.

Located on the former Citroën factory on the banks of the Seine, you can visit the André-Citroën Park, a modern park where you can discover, among other things: two greenhouses (tropical and Mediterranean), a large fountain with water jets, as well as many gardens. Unusual activity: take a ride in the Generali balloon and climb to an altitude of more than 150m for a panoramic view of the whole capital.

If you want to go shopping, you can't miss the Beaugrenelle shopping centre, a unique shopping experience in a spacious and bright area that brings together popular and lesser-known brands, both French and international, and houses one of the branches of Galeries Lafayette.

You can then stroll through the small artisan shops and other local businesses located in the narrow streets between rue de la Convention and rue Vaugirard.

Enjoy a bike ride on the cycle paths along the Seine. Start your route at the Parc André Citroën. Continue towards the Beaugrenelle shopping centre, where you can see the Statue of Liberty on your left. Walk along the quays of Grenelle towards the famous Bir-Hakeim bridge and continue towards the Eiffel Tower. Continue along the Quai Branly and its eponymous museum then continue towards the quays of Orsay passing the Hôtel des Invalides on your right and the Alexandre III bridge on your left. Continue towards the Quai Voltaire passing the Musée d'Orsay. Cross the Seine on the Pont Royal and reach the Tuileries Gardens and the Louvre Museum. Continue to the Pont de Notre Dame where you will cross the Seine again to arrive in front of the famous Paris cathedral which will mark the end of the itinerary.