Quiz about the 14th Arrondissement (Paris)

53rd quartier of Paris and of a larger district known as a hot spot for artists that stretches in to the 6th and 15th arrondissements

54th quartier of Paris

55th quartier of Paris. It is the "little" part of an adjacent commune it was carved out of in 1860.

56th quartier of Paris

Name of the 14th. It derives from an astronomical facility used to watch the sky

These underground structures hold the remains of some six million people

This American author lived in the 14th between 1921 and 1928, writing for the Toronto Star

The same author's memoirs of his time in Paris were published posthumously under this title in 1964

Café where Pablo Picasso, Vladimir Lenin, and Henry Miller gathered and which is mentioned in Édith Piaf's song "Paris"

These two existentialist lovers are buried in a cemetery named after the 53th quartier. He wrote "Being and Nothingness", she wrote "The Second Sex". Name either.

It is often called "la Santé" and is the only remaining kind of this institution in Paris proper. The fraudster Stavisky, the vagabond-turned-writer Jean Genet and the bank robber Jacques Mesrine all spent some time here.