Trocadéro & Passy - 16th Arrondissement
Elegant, residential and rich in culture, the 16th Arrondissement of Paris stretches from Trocadéro and Passy to the western edge of the city beside the Bois de Boulogne. Best known for some of the finest Eiffel Tower views in Paris, the arrondissement also brings together museums, architecture, shopping streets, restaurants and grand residential avenues.
Explore Trocadéro and the cultural district around the Palais de Tokyo, discover the neighbourhood streets and shopping around Passy, or visit the Musée Marmottan Monet for one of Paris’s most important collections of Monet. Further west, the Bois de Boulogne opens onto gardens, lakes and cultural destinations, while Avenue Victor Hugo offers boutiques, food shops, cafés and an elegant glimpse of everyday life in the 16th.
Explore the 16th Arrondissement with TLC Paris to discover museums, shopping, restaurants, architecture, green spaces and quieter neighbourhood streets, all within easy reach of some of Paris’s most famous landmarks.
Passy
Palais de Tokyo
Avenue Victor Hugo
Bois de Boulogne — approx. 10–20 min
Arc de Triomphe — approx. 10–15 min
Saint-Germain — approx. 25–35 min
Louvre — approx. 25–35 min
