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The 16th arrondissement remains one of the most unknown in Paris.
When you are in Trocadero Square, your eyes are drawn to the Eiffel Tower. You will retrace the history of Passy Hill and Palais de Chaillot and then head to Franklin Street where an architectural festival awaits you. Much has been built here before the 1st World War and in the interwar period.
You will then enter what was the village of Passy before becoming a district of the capital and walk in the footsteps of such famous writers as Balzac, Proust and Maupassant and politicians such as Clemenceau and Franklin.