Quiz about the 6th Arrondissement (Paris)

21st quartier of Paris, named for the French minting institution

22nd quartier of Paris, named after one of France's national theaters

23rd quartier of Paris

24th quartier of Paris, named after an abbey. Paris' largest boulevard shares the first part of the name.

Name of the arrondissement. It derives from a 17th century palace where the French senate is seated nowadays; a famous garden belongs to it.

Rotating platform with toy horses on which children can ride. A rather famous one stands in mentioned garden. It was designed by Charles Garnier and inspired a poem by Rainer Maria Rilke.

In mentioned garden stands a statue that is the smaller sister to this New York landmark

Café where Hemingway, Lenin, and Picasso gathered and which is mentioned in Édith Piaf's song "Paris"

The Comédie-Française, another of France's national theaters, is closely associated with this 17th century dramatist (The Misanthrope, Tartuffe)

They are called bouquinistes and can be found along the Seine. What do they sell (mostly)?

Name either of the three most famous existentialists who lived in the 6th ("The Stranger", "The Second Sex", "Nausea")