:: How to choose your apartment rentals 15th arrondissement Paris, France? ::

Paris’ single largest arrondissement, the 15th is a lovely residential district on the Left Bank that shares much of the artsy fun of the nearby 6th and 14th and the grandeur of the 7th. And of course, the rest of central Paris is always nearby for you to enjoy.
While staying in rentals in Paris 75015, you may wish to pay a short visit to the Musée Pasteur, formerly the residence of the great scientist. The museum contains much of his scientific instruments and personal effects, preserved as they were when he lived there. One can even visit the beautiful mosaic-decorated mausoleum where he is buried, located on the grounds.
As Paris’ largest residential zone, all of the amenities of modern life can be found in the “XVe arrondissement”, from massage therapy to yoga, and much more. There are parks to enjoy, bistros for a relaxing luncheon, cafes, and many wonderful places to visit.
One of the most recognizable structures in the 15th is the 210-meter (689-foot) tall office skyscraper “Tour Montparnasse.” (Its full name in French is actually the Tour Maine-Montparnasse.)
The tower, currently the tallest skyscraper in France, was constructed between 1969 and 1972. Currently in the works, however, the Tour AXA (at 225 m), and Tour Generali and Tour Phare (both approximately 300 meters) may soon surpass it.
The Montparnasse Tower was designed by architects Urbain Cassan, Louis Hoym de Marien and Eugène Beaudouin and constructed by Campenon Bernard. Nearly 60 floors are occupied mainly by office space, with two floors open to the public. On a clear day, one can see up to 40 km all around. A restaurant is located on the 56th floor, and the top floor contains the terrace.
Belying its quiet residential appeal, the 15th also shares the Montparnasse area with the 6th and 14th arrondissements. From your corporate apartment in Paris you have access to the mix of bistros, bars and nightlife that make these areas particularly fun and fashionable.
There is also a commercial side to the 15th. The Gare Montparnasse, one of the six large terminus train stations of Paris, is located here, and the district is also home to one of Europe’s largest exhibition centers, as well as the high-rise district Front de Seine located near the Eiffel Tower.
The Porte de Versailles is Paris' international exhibition centre and the 4th largest exhibition center in Europe.
The Front de Seine (also known as Beaugrenelle) is one of the districts containing the most high-rise buildings in the Paris area (along with the 13th arrondissement and La Défense). However, whereas the towers of La Défense are mainly commercial, and 13th’s towers are predominantly residential, the towers of the Front de Seine are used for both residential and commercial purposes.
Built around an elevated esplanade, the Beaugrenelle is made up of about 20 towers that reach nearly 100 meters in height. The esplanade itself is paved with frescos that can only be seen from the upper floors of the towers themselves. Many long and short term apartment rentals Paris enable you to live near this interesting area. The design of the towers also exists as an interesting mélange of styles, from the stacked glasslike cubes of Tour Totem to the Hôtel Novotel Paris-Tour Eiffel with its distinctive red-encircled windows. The towers lend an exciting, almost otherworldly air to this modern part of the 15th.Of course, the 15th also has a quieter side, with many small squares and parks for a relaxing stroll from your apartment rentals in Paris. The largest park is the Andre Citroen, also the original location of the esteemed automobile manufacturer.
Whether you’re looking for a backdrop for a relaxed family vacation or simply want to be close to Paris’ main attractions, the 15th is a wonderful place for a long or short-term stay.