Recently, I met an ad for a romantic hotel located in a "neglect from Monmartra." In fact, the hotel was located in two subway stations from Monmartra, opposite the Shapel Metro Station (2th branch) and in the very centre of one of the most dangerous areas of Paris, near North Walkzala.

Tourists who don't know Paris can accidentally choose this hotel... and at least they'll destroy the city! Below, you will find five places where a tourist is not to sit in Paris: it is either dangerous or long and uncomfortable to get to the core.

Paris North and East Zones and Arab Regions

Gare du Nord, Gare de l`Est. The area of Paris, located near the North and East Zones, is considered to be one of the most dangerous areas of the city. It is considered an Indian region, although African and Arab nationals also live there. The area is quite close to the centre: in fact, the North Station is one of the largest transport hubs in Europe. But there are three branches of RER, two of which lead to the suburb of Saint-Denie. And Sen-Denie is considered the SAMU to be a dangerous suburb of Paris. We oppose racism, and we believe that people of any nationality may be at risk. But there are so many steroids that immigrants pose the greatest danger in the city. These areas in the runway are called Arabic or black. Although people of different nationalities and beliefs live there. It's really poor. Areas such as the 20th district and the suburb of Saint-Denee are. St. Denny has the same stadium in Stud de Frances.
Metro stations to be avoided: Stalingrad, Chapelle, Gare du Nord (2nd branch), Gare de l`Est (5th branch).
Equity for: hotels in the square in front of the East Station are quite convenient for tourists: close to the centre and hand to the train.

11 and 20 Paris districts

Melville Metro, Kuronn, Menilmontan. Belville is the heart of the Chinese region, moving smoothly to the Arab base. One way from the subway station, a boulevard with Chinese girls on call, another one with stolen things... Having settled here, you'll certainly ruin the impression of Paris!
Fairness: There are not many hotels in this area. These are offered at suspiciously low prices;