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The 1st arrondissement of Paris is located in the heart of historical Paris, on the right bank of the Seine. It includes one of the oldest districts of the city, called Les Halles, which dates from the beginning of the Middle Age (fifth century). Easily accessible by six bridges or footbridges: Pont au Change, Pont Neuf, Pont des Arts, Carrousel Bridge, Pont Royal and Passerelle Léopold-Sédar-Senghor, the 1st arrondissement has the largest area of ​​public green spaces in Paris with the Tuileries Garden, Jardin du Carrousel, Jardin des Halles, Jardin de l'Infante, Oratory Garden, Jardin du Palais-Royal, Vert-Galant Square and Place de Dauphine Square. Of the five "Royal Squares" of Paris, three are in the district : Place Vendome, Place des Victoires and Place Dauphine. The 1st district also offers two outside food markets, the Saint-Eustache Market and the Marché Saint-Honoré, as well as the rue Montorgueil, the most in style pedestrian shopping street in Paris.

The second arrondissement of Paris, former textile wholesalers' quarter named "Le Sentier", has been transformed into "Silicon Sentier". However, thanks to the rue Montorgueil and the covered passageways of the 19th century, such as the Choiseul Gallery, the Passage des Princes, the Passage du Grand-Cerf, the Passage des Panoramas and the Galerie Vivienne, this "smallest district of Paris" has kept his historical side. The Opera-Comique is an architectural gem where you can discover Offenbach and the like, with wonderful Operettes. The splendid Place des Victoires recalls the omnipotence of the "sun king" Louis XIV. Also discover Japanese cuisine all along St. Anne's Street. And finally, the "Fury Room" -a new concept of "stress relief" from Japan- to relieve you from all urban rage, if any!

The charming 3rd arrondissement has a life of its own. Our selection of furnished rentals preserve a centuries-old feel, with winding staircases and exposed wooden beams. Paris’s past lives on in the 3rd's ancient Dutch quarter, the Pletzel, which dates back to the 13th century. Seeking vibrant nightlife? The Marais, République or Temple areas offer bars and restaurants to suit a mellow evening or drinks until dawn.

The 4th is one of the most popular arrondissements and includes the city's islands, the Marais, the Pompidou Centre and more. Seeking calm? Browse our furnished flats on the sleepy Île Saint Louis. Towards the Marais, home of free-spirited bohemians and the Jewish quarter, signs of modernity are springing up amidst the ancient streets. People-watching is excellent here, especially on Sundays when Parisians roam the 4th’s streets and vintage shops.

The Sorbonne University draws scholars to the old Roman streets of the 5th arrondissement. Central, with historically lower prices, our furnished rentals in the 5th make ideal homes for graduate students and visiting professors. With its many cinemas, bistrots and bookstores, the 5th is a heart of culture. Stroll through the open markets of rue Mouffetard or meet friends beneath Fontaine Saint-Michel.

In the 6th arrondissement, fashion, intellectualism and the arts reign. With your own furnished rental in the 6th, you can indulge in café culture like famous authors around Saint-Germain-des-Prés or sunbathe at Luxembourg Gardens. Real-estate here carries the highest price tag, but it’s still the most popular arrondissement among expatriates. With its elegant architecture, beautiful boulevards and illustrious history, it's no surprise.

The 7th arrondissement brandishes an "aristocratic" reputation. Historically the home to noble families, this central district now hosts embassies, ministries, government offices and also boasts Paris's most iconic symbol: the Eiffel Tower. Picnic on the Champ de Mars or nibble on fruit, cheese and more on rue Cler. Family friendly, the 7th is quite residential; calm and quiet nights are the norm here.

For posh and glamour, look no further than our furnished flats in the 8th arrondissement. Haute couture shops, high-end hotels and top restaurants glitter in the "golden triangle". A major business district, the 8th also features stunning monuments like Madeleine Church, Arc de Triomphe, Champs-Elysées, and the Egyptian obelisk at Place de la Concorde. The presidential residence, Elysée Palace is also here. Rent in the 8th and you may be the president's neighbor.

Our 9th arrondissement furnished flats lure those looking to live in the impressionist-inspiring neighborhood of Degas, Renoir and Monet. And with Boulevard Haussmann, Galeries Lafayette and Printemps departments store closeby, shopping is always an option. At night, ballet fans flock to the opulent Opéra Garnier. The 9th’s mix of restaurants, stores and theatres make it a highly sought arrondissement.

Artistic and eclectic, the 10th arrondissement is up-and-coming. With access to major train stations, Gare de l'Est and Gare du Nord, our furnished rentals in the 10th suit commuters or frequent travelers. Once a working-class neighborhood, the 10th's repurposed factories now attract artists and young professionals, with the emerging creative class settling around the Canal Saint-Martin.

With its irresistible grungy appeal, the 11th attracts scores of young residents, making it the most populous Parisian arrondissement. Many of our furnished flats are in the vicinity of the iconic bronze July Column. Along the tree-lined rue Richard Lenoir, residents enjoy Paris's arguably best outdoor food market, while gourmands visit celebrated restaurants around Avenue Parmentier. Around the Opéra Bastille and rue Oberkampf, nightlife thrives.

The grassy Palais Omnisport, art deco Palais de la Porte Dorée and world-class Cinémathéque are a few examples of the 12th arrondissement’s allure. Wander through Bercy Village, an old stone wine warehouse converted into an open-air shopping center. For a tranquil, rarely-seen side of Paris in the midst of Parc de Bercy and Bois de Vincennes, browse our beautifully modern, furnished apartments in the 12th.

Browse a variety of furnished flats in the diverse neighborhoods of the 13th arrondissement. The quaint Butte aux Cailles village exudes old-fashioned charm, while the 13th’s Chinatown tempts passersby with the city's best Asian restaurants. In the east, business is booming with sky-rises offering spectacular views. The 13th also draws the studious and scholarly to its modern Bibliothéque François Mitterand.

From the early 20th century writers who called it home to today’s students at the Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris, the 14th arrondissement impresses. This district also features the prestigious Paris Observatory, the Catacombes de Paris, and much more! Our furnished flats in the 14th reflect the arrondissement’s artistic character.

From the reasonably-priced spacious apartments in the south and west, to the sumptuous offerings of La Motte-Picquet and avenue de Suffren, our furnished rentals in the 15th arrondissement suit all desires. Shop at a specialty fromagerie, bakery or café on rue de Commerce. Highly esteemed bilingual and French schools, such as the École Active Bilingue Jeannine Manuel, attract families to this green, residential district.

For decades, the 16th arrondissement’s grand avenues and 19th century buildings have been the first choice for diplomats and high society. Dozens of museums, embassies and prestigious schools amplify the illustrious ambiance of this district. Consider our furnished rentals in the midst of this prestigious, calm, and international arrondissement.

Our furnished flats in the residential 17th arrondissement suit a range of tastes. On rue des Dames, buildings serve as canvases for Paris's street artists while on rue Fortuny sits several uniquely colorful homes (works of art themselves). While the 17th can already boast many parks, this arrondissement continues to expand its greenery with the Clichy-Batignolles Park.

The vibrant 18th arrondissement, immortalized in the film Amélie, historically presided over Paris as the artists' district. Montmartre, the Moulin Rouge and the white-domed Sacré Coeur are all in the 18th arrondissement. Wander away from the tourist hotspots and explore the charming little streets of our furnished rentals, neighbored by local cafes, fresh bakeries and antique shops.

The heart of this district, the Parc des Buttes-Chaumont, leads the 19th arrondissement’s surge of urban renewal. This relatively unknown district, with its science and technology museum and sprawling Parc de la Villette, is very kid-friendly. For modern buildings and lower rents, browse our furnished apartments in this diverse, evolving arrondissement.

The 20th arrondissement's multicultural neighborhoods, converted former factories and affordable prices continue to attract young artists, professionals and urbanites. Its most famous residents, however, are dead. The world's most visited cemetery, Père Lachaise, is the final resting place for The Doors' Jim Morrison, Oscar Wilde, Edith Piaf and many more. In this trending area, try out a furnished rental in a former atelier.