The Latin Quarter on foot

The Latin Quarter is one of the oldest and best-loved areas of Paris. Located in the heart of the Left Bank, it is renowned for its student atmosphere, its many cultural venues and its lively restaurants and bars.

From the banks of the Seine to the Montagne Sainte-Geneviève, from the Pont Saint-Michel to the Emily in Paris village, from the Ile de la Cité to the Sorbonne, accompanied by a guide, we invite you to discover the different facets of the Latin Quarter.

The tour includes a gourmet break at a particularly talented artisan patissier that your guide will be delighted to introduce you to.

Your tour begins in front of the Pantheon, where your guide will welcome you with an introduction to the history of the Latin Quarter. Along the way, you'll explore the iconic monuments that define this unique district, such as the Sorbonne, bastion of French intellectual life and education.
You'll stroll through the cobbled streets to discover discover hidden treasuresFrom old bookshops to charming cafés. Admire the spectacular Gothic architecture of the church of Saint-Séverin, a place steeped in history and beauty.
During your visit, you'll have the chance to see some of the buildings from the inside: mansions, museums, historic cafés, galleries and other public places, as well as sampling a pastry from one of the district's best artisans.
This walk through the Latin Quarter is a plunge into the intellectual and cultural history of Paris, combining iconic places with authentic discoveries.

VISIT DETAILS
Meeting point : In front of the Panthéon (Place du Panthéon, 75005 Paris) or, failing that, in front of the Saint-Michel fountain.
Tour guide : An expert in the history and culture of the district.
Duration : 2h30.
Type : Private guided walking tour.
Languages : Available in several languages.
Included : The services of a certified guide, a personalised experience, and a coffee and pastry stop at a carefully selected artisan.
Optional : transport to and from the venue of your choice.