The mediaeval heart of Paris
Built by the Romans, the Latin Quarter is Paris's historic heart. Deeply rooted in its strong tradition of academic excellence, it remains a powerful centre of intellectual and artistic creativity. If you’re dreaming of a romanticised Paris with its winding alleys packed with cute bistros, this is it.
Old Roman ruins stand shoulder to shoulder with cool bohemian hangouts. There’s something to discover around every corner, from cosy courtyards to quaint bookstores. Not forgetting, of course, the food. Restaurants are one of the biggest draws of the Latin Quarter.
Whether you have a passion for history, an appreciation for art, or enjoy immersing yourself in culture, check out hotels in the Latin Quarter. Lace-up some comfy shoes, pull out your map, and get ready to explore one of Paris's most eternal and enchanting neighbourhoods.
Old Roman ruins stand shoulder to shoulder with cool bohemian hangouts. There’s something to discover around every corner, from cosy courtyards to quaint bookstores. Not forgetting, of course, the food. Restaurants are one of the biggest draws of the Latin Quarter.
Whether you have a passion for history, an appreciation for art, or enjoy immersing yourself in culture, check out hotels in the Latin Quarter. Lace-up some comfy shoes, pull out your map, and get ready to explore one of Paris's most eternal and enchanting neighbourhoods.
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A thriving arts and literature scene, chic bistros on practically every corner, and a vibe that’s oh-so Parisian. What more could you ask for?
There’s Julia’s Child’s beloved Rue Mouffetard, with its famous food market, or Rue de la Huchette, with its cheap and cheerful souvenir shops. Some of the best hotels in the Latin Quarter can be found overlooking the river on Quai Saint-Michel.
The official Latin Quarter in Paris, France, spans most of the 5th and 6th arrondissements. The neighbourhood extends north to south from Pont Neuf to Pont d’Austerlitz and east to west between Jardin du Luxembourg and the Seine.
Not far at all! It takes ten minutes to get there on the RER from Saint-Michel Notre-Dame station in the Latin Quarter to Champs de Mars Eiffel Tower station. It’s about 15 minutes by taxi.
The Latin Quarter is probably best known for The Sorbonne – Paris's ancient university, founded in 1150.