How many districts are there in Paris, France?

Paris is divided into 20 districts. Paris Administrative Division 1 Located on the north bank of Seine-Marne Province, it has the world-famous Louvre Museum, Royal Palace, Tuileries Garden, Lyale Shopping Mall, government agencies and churches. This is a tourist area. In the second district, Rue du Quatre Septembre runs east-west, with the National Chamber of Commerce, the National Library, the stock exchange, many theaters and churches. It is a commercial residential area with heavy traffic and a tourist area. There are 4 museums, 4 churches, theaters, middle schools, science and technology research institutes and the National Archives Bureau in Zone 3, and many shops belong to commercial residential areas. Zone 4 is located on the north bank of Seine-Marne province, including two islands in the river, St. Anthony Avenue and Xiheli Street; There are the famous Notre Dame Cathedral, the Paris City Hall, the Paris Police Department, the hospital, two museums, the Pompidou Center, and the pleasant scenery along the Seine-Marne province, so many tourists flock here. It is really the downtown area of Paris. Third, fourth area is also one of the bigger places in Chinatown. The fifth district is also called "Pantion District". This area is called the Latin quarter, and there are temples of sages, botanical gardens, churches, the famous Sorbonne University, the French Academy, as well as various types of schools such as science and engineering and junior college. Museums, monuments and bookstores are the top areas with the strongest cultural, artistic and academic atmosphere in Paris. There are unique open-air cafes here, and there are many mouth-watering international cuisines. Tourists strolling along the famous St. Michel Avenue or St. Germain Avenue are like crucian carp. The sixth district is also called "Luxembourg". Located on the south bank of the Seine-Marne River, there are many shops, cinemas and theaters, and the vast Luxembourg Park is also in this area. There are many primary and secondary schools in France, such as colleges of architecture, dentists and minerals. The Parliament Building of the French House of Lords is located in Luxembourg Park, adjacent to Zone 5, and it also feels a little cultural. The seventh district is also called "Bourbon Palace". This belt has the world-famous Eiffel Tower, Napoleon's Tomb, Ossetian Art Museum, Military Museum, Military Academy, etc. This area is located on the south bank of Seine-Marne province, with wide streets and magnificent buildings. It is a place where scenic spots, embassies and state institutions of various countries are concentrated, including the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Economy and Finance, the Ministry of National Defense, the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Industry and Commerce and some aristocratic residential areas. Area 8 is the busiest and most visited area in the center of Paris. Because the world-famous Champs Elysé es, from the famous Place de la Concorde to the Arc de Triomphe, is about 2 kilometers long. 365 days, the traffic is busy every day, and tourists are like crucian carp. There are many shops on both sides of the Champs Elysé es, including fashion shops, boutiques and perfume shops. Streets and alleys are full of five-star hotels and high-end restaurants; Along the black road in San Donovan, the Elysee Palace, the presidential palace, is heavily guarded. The Ministry of the Interior and the Admiralty are all in this area, as well as the Palace, Madeleine Street and so on. The famous Paris Opera House, Spring Department Store and Galeries Lafayette Department Store are located in Area 9. Compared with the hustle and bustle of the Champs Elysé es, there are many schools, churches, museums and theaters here, but most of them live at home. 10 area is mainly residential. There are two main railway stations in this area: North Station and East Station. The security in this area is very poor, and tourists are often hurt by pickpockets. There are many small and medium-sized hotels in this area, which is a famous red light district. There are theaters, churches and hospitals in this area. Area 1 1 This area is the residential area of ordinary Parisians. Harmony Avenue and Voltaire Avenue pass through here, and there are many churches. Region 12 This region is located in the east of Paris, on the banks of the Seine-Marne River, running through Lyon Station in the south of France, and in the south, there is TGV with Bastille Square, Bastille Theatre, small and medium-sized hotels and many hospitals. The 13 region is also called "Gobelins". This area, called Chinatown, is the area where China people live the most. Due to the vigorous development of this area in the past ten years, there are many tall buildings and wide streets here. With the Italian Plaza as the center, six streets radiate in a star shape. Most of the Chinese here are Southeast Asian Chinese, and Paris Store and Chen Shopping Mall are good places for Chinese to buy oriental goods. There are many restaurants in China with all kinds of delicious food. Chaozhou City Hotel has a song and dance program accompanied by a band for dinner every Friday to Sunday, and the price is moderate. 14 area is also called "L 'Observatory et Enfin". This area lies in the south of Paris. There are University Town, Monsusi Park, Observatory, Hospital, Church, College, Skull Cave and Mon panas Cemetery in this area. Lilac Garden Cafe and Dome Cafe offer cheap seafood meals. 15 area is also called "Vogilad". This area is located in the southwest of Paris. There is a statue of Liberty on the Seine-Marne River. The Statue of Liberty in New York, USA, is based on this prototype and made in the United States, representing the friendship symbol between France and the United States. There is an office building in Mont panas, which is the tallest building in Paris. There is a cafe on the top floor, where you can taste delicious coffee and enjoy the scenery of downtown Paris. At the junction with 14 area, there is Meng panas Railway Station, which is a commercial and residential area with convenient transportation. Area 16 This area is located in the west of Paris, where there are more than 20 embassies, including the famous University of Paris IX-Dauphine, as well as many churches and museums. Overlooking the magnificent Eiffel Tower from Shayou Palace, there is a vast Buren forest in the west. This area is well equipped and has a good living environment. It's a relatively advanced residential area. 17 is located in the northwest of Paris, with residential areas in the north and commercial areas in the south. There are Arab and African immigrants living in the north of Paris, and it is said that the law and order is not very good. 18 is located in the north of Paris. This area is the famous Sacred Heart Church, Montmartre Villa, Hill Square, the famous red light district and Moulin Rouge nightclub, which is the place for nightlife in Paris. Region 19 This region is located in the northeast of Paris. There are many Chinese communities in this area, but the scale is smaller than that in 13 area. Also known as Little Chinatown, it is the second largest Chinese community in Paris and a typical civilian area. There are Viette Science Park, Xiumengqiu Park and Saint Martin Canal in the area. Most of this area is residential, and the best places for a holiday are Le Le Wei Park and the flea market, which is only open on Saturdays and Sundays.