Strolling in Paris, all the shots are big The Seine divides the city of Paris from north to south, but people prefer to call it the left bank and the right bank. The free and easy left bank is the spiritual realm of literature and art; the luxury on the right bank is the commercial site of the middle class. The left bank and the right bank, two completely different temperament, together form the present Paris. If there is a way to get to know Paris best, it must be a walk & take pictures. [The place on the left bank must be punched] "The coffee on the left bank of the Seine, I have a cup, taste your beauty, leave a lip-printed mouth..." Although this is The lyrics of "The White Balloon", but behind the coffee on the left bank shines with the brilliance of literature and art. The essence of the left bank is dominated by Saint-Germain Street, Montparnasse Avenue and Saint-Michel Street, a cultural sanctuary that houses cafes, bookstores, galleries, art galleries and museums. 1 Luxembourg Park 2Orsay Museum 3Cafe [The right bank must punch card] 1 Louvre Louvre Museum original For the French royal palace, it has undergone several hundred years of expansion and reconstruction to the scale of today. It is one of the largest museums in the world and is rich in collections, making it the world's largest museum. The statues of Mona Lisa, Venus and the Statue of Victory are known as the three treasures of the Louvre. 2Eiffel Tower 3Arc de Triomphe 4 Concorde Square