Misunderstood by tourists, the "Lonely Street" in the 19th district.

Paris's 19th arrondissement is often misunderstood by Asian tourists 😨. Don't know where the urban legend came from, but the 18th, 19th, and 20th arrondissements of Paris are considered dangerous areas. It would be a shame to miss out because of this reason! Today I will introduce you to a street in the 19th district, "Rue des Solitaires" or "Street of the Lonely". The name can be traced back to the 18th century when this street was located on the outskirts of Paris and the homeowners were often referred to as "lonely people" or "hermits". Nowadays, it is a quiet residential street with low-rise apartment buildings on both sides. Each storefront has its own unique characteristics, which is quite interesting and suitable for people who want to explore Paris in depth and take a leisurely stroll. One of the largest parks in Paris, 🌳Parc des Buttes-Chaumont, is also nearby and worth a visit. The rugged natural landscape, waterfalls, and artificial lakes make it one of the most beautiful parks in Paris. From the hill in the center of the park, you can see the magnificent view of Paris. Do you still think that District 19 is "scary"? ----- 🚄Transportation guide: rue des Solitaires Take subway line 11 and get off at "Place de la fête" station, then walk for 5 minutes.