The West of Paris has plenty to surprise you. From La Muette to Porte Dauphine, via the chic Auteuil and Passy districts and the Bois de Boulogne, the capital's green lung, Parisians and tourists alike find the luxury, calm and serenity so sought-after in Paris.
Discreet and bucolic, the above-mentioned districts are home to architectural jewels - it's not for nothing that the famous French architect Le Corbusier made them his home - foundations dedicated to art and contemporary creation, charming parks and gardens that perfectly satisfy local residents' desire for greenery, must-see museums and some even more original ones.
And if you've got your wallet in a knot, there are plenty of bistronomic and gourmet restaurants in the area to enjoy, before relaxing at the Auteuil or Longchamp racecourses. These beautiful, little-known neighborhoods, rarely visited by tourists, are nevertheless well worth an extended stop.
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Enjoy your stroll through Western Paris!