Walking in Paris Paris offers a number of interesting itineraries for strollers.You can follow the waterways (river Seine,
St Martin Canal river Bièvre in Paris) or the 17-km long railway transformed into a most surprising walkway hung some 50 feet above the hustle-bustle of the city. You can also spend some quality time in any of the large public parks which the city counts (Luxembourg, Buttes-Chaumont,Montsouris in Paris, Georges Brassens),discover the gardens of the 14th district , or else decide to learn live history and architecture in areas like St-Sulpice and St Germain-des-Prés. The 14th arrondissement is also a many-faceted neighbourhood. The most well-known is of course Montparnasse with its sea air brought with them by the Bretons, who make up the majority of the population here.