• Fontaine Saint-Michel - Constructed during the Grand Reconstruction of Paris, this grand fountain marks the beginning of your tour! Your guide will share the story of how Paris transformed from a medieval city to a modern European gem in just 70 years!
• Rue de la Huchette - Stroll down one of Paris’s oldest streets and explore the city’s narrowest lanes while your guide entertains you with tales of “Old Paris”!
• Shakespeare and Company Bookstore - This legendary bookstore from the 1920s is brimming with stories about the great writers of the lost generation, including Hemingway, James Joyce, F. Scott Fitzgerald, and more!
• Cathedrale Notre-Dame de Paris - Marvel at the stunning views of the Notre Dame Cathedral!
• The Oldest Tree in Paris - Discover Paris’s oldest tree, dating back to 1601! It’s a cherished tradition to touch its leaves and make a wish!
• Eglise Saint Julien Le Pauvre - One of the oldest buildings in Paris, this humble yet beautiful church was once a center of education in the city, alongside Notre Dame de Paris!
• Salvador Dali Sundial - Dali adored the Latin Quarter in Paris. So much so that he gifted the city a beautiful sundial representing the “Camino de Santiago de Compostela”.
• Eglise Saint-Severin - A gem of the Latin Quarter, this 13th-century Flamboyant Gothic church will astonish you with its stunning vaulted ceilings and palm tree columns. If you’re lucky, you might even hear the pipe organ being played!
• Les Thermes de Lutece - After invading Paris in 52 B.C., the Roman Empire built magnificent baths and established an entire city. These Roman Baths are remnants of a vast complex that was once accessible to all citizens!
• Cluny Museum - National Museum of the Middle Ages - Now the Medieval Museum of Paris, this splendid and ornate building from the 15th century is filled with stories of old Paris!
• La Sorbonne - La Sorbonne is the third oldest university in the world! Since the 11th century, the Latin Quarter has been the heart of education and culture in Paris, with this university at its core. Your guide will share stories about one of the world’s greatest universities, dating back to 1257!
• Pantheon - The word Pantheon means “All the Gods”. This is the highlight of the Latin Quarter Tour. Your guide will narrate the story of how this grand building started as one of France’s largest religious structures and later became the country’s most important mausoleum. The greatest minds of France, from Victor Hugo to Marie Curie and many more, are buried here!
• Church of Saint-Étienne-du-Mont - Inside this magnificent 15th-century church lies the tomb and knuckle of Saint Genevieve, the patron saint of Paris. Enter this awe-inspiring building and see remarkable holy relics while your guide recounts the story of Paris’s takeover during the fall of the Roman Empire and how Genevieve played a crucial role during those times!
• Ernest Hemingway’s first home in Paris - “If you are lucky enough to have lived in Paris as a young man, then wherever you go for the rest of your life, it stays with you, for Paris is a moveable feast.” This quote by Ernest Hemingway reflects his love for the Latin Quarter. Discover his first apartment in Paris and the neighborhood that inspired much of his Parisian work!
• Place de la Contrescarpe - At the end of the tour, your guide will lead you to this vibrant and charming square, filled with excellent restaurants, bars, and cafes in the heart of the Latin Quarter, so you can continue to enjoy this magnificent district of Paris!

• Private Walking Tour
• Certified Expert Guide

• Gratuities

Embark on a guided walk around Paris’ Latin Quarter to explore the city’s Roman, Medieval and Intellectual influences. The Latin Quarter walking tour is a journey that showcases the area’s influence on writers and scientists, from F. Scott Fitzgerald to Marie Curie. Your guide will reveal how this overlooked Parisian diamond has been the cultural, intellectual, and spiritual hub of the city since its original establishment as a Roman settlement. The itinerary includes a visit to notable bookstores such as Shakespeare & Co, an exploration of churches modelled after the Notre Dame Cathedral, a stroll past the historic Sorbonne University, and a stop at the magnificent Pantheon. After all that, unwind with a refreshing beverage near Hemingway’s residence in this district known for its delightful local eateries and watering holes.

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