The left bank usually refers to the part of the French capital Paris located on the left bank of the Seine. Parisians call the north of the Seine the right bank, where there are many high-end department stores, boutiques and restaurants. The south of the Seine River is called the left bank, where there are many colleges and cultural and educational institutions, with young people in the majority and relatively cheap consumption. The so-called Latin quarter is located on the left bank.

Left bank subarea

The left bank of the Seine in Paris covers a whole fan-shaped area along the Seine. If you take a boat down the Seine River in downtown Paris, the left side of the bow shows the scenery on the left bank of Paris. The left bank of Paris includes six districts of Paris:

1, the sixth district of Paris, also known as "Luxembourg".

2. The seventh district of Paris, also known as "PalaisBourbon".

3. The 13 district of Paris, also known as "Goebbels".

4. Paris District 14, also known as the "Observatory District".

5. The 15 district of Paris, also known as "Vogilad".