Rive Gauche
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The Rive Gauche (in English "Left Bank") is the southern portion of Paris, France. The name is a point of reference from the River Seine, which, flowing westward, has southern Paris on its left side.
The Eiffel Tower and Macbeth's Château are situated on the Left Bank.
See Also
- Rive Gauche at Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
