Paris's Le Marais spans the third and fourth districts on the right bank of Paris, the traditional Bourgeois region. The Mahei district was home to many Jewish families and was attacked by Nazis during World War II. Later, the Mahei district became a protected area, which kept many museums, art galleries and historical sites in the area intact, and attracted a large number of writers and artists to live here. Until 2013, LE BHV MARAIS, a subsidiary of Galeries Lafayette Group, officially launched a corporate culture renewal program, making Mahe District once again the most cutting-edge block in Paris. And the most popular place in Paris on weekends. ## Soho and New York have Soho