14th arrondissement of Paris
14th arrondissement of Paris, Municipal arrondissement in France
The 14th arrondissement is a lively district on the Left Bank, characterized by its bustling cafes and traditional bistros.
Established in 1860, when the city's administrative districts were reorganized.
Home to the infamous Catacombs of Paris, attracting thousands of visitors each year.
Well-served by public transportation, including multiple metro lines and bus routes.
Hosts the annual Montparnasse artists' open-studios event, revealing the area's artistic vibrancy.
Location: Paris
Inception: 1860
Population: 135592
Website: mairie14.paris.fr
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