- Latin Quarter - Nestled on the left bank of the Seine River, near the Sorbonne, the Latin Quarter stands as one of Paris’ most eclectic and captivating districts. It presents a charming contrast of ancient alleyways, ecclesiastical structures, and the expansive avenues in the Haussmannian style, which emerged during the city’s 19th-century transformation. The district’s moniker harks back to the Middle Ages when Latin was predominantly spoken by the area’s scholarly and clerical inhabitants.
- Ample time for photo opportunities
- Private professional tour guide
- Food and drink, although your guide will be happy to recommend snacks along the way
- Hotel pick up, we do recommend a centrally located start point
- Transportation on the day (if required)
- Gratuities (optional)
Embark on an engaging journey with a personal guide, delving into Paris’ past, its culture, and one of its famous and well-loved districts.
Discover the ‘bridge of love padlocks’ located in the Latin Quarter, savor the bookstores that Hemingway and Orwell once frequented, and visit the birthplace of French intellectual movements.
The section is also filled with fascinating booksellers, most prominent among them is the Shakespeare and Company - a renowned gathering spot and lodging for budding authors.
After that, tread through the magnificent Luxembourg Gardens and Palace, the ideal spot for observing people, appreciating the outdoors, and experiencing life as a genuine Parisian.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
