Imagine an Enchanting Village
In the Heart of the Latin Quarter
Discover 2000 years of history at your doorstep
This is historically the oldest district in Paris dating back to the 1st Century, when the Romans conquered the area and built the city of Lutetia.
In the year 310, the city changed its name to Paris, after the Latin name of the inhabitants of the area – the Parisii.
It is called the Latin Quarter because Latin was the only language used in universities up until the 17th Century.
The Sorbonne, one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in France, is the heart of the Latin Quarter.
Experience Parisian Life like a Local…
Rendezvous :
Place St Médard, in front of the Church,
at the bottom of rue Mouffetard for the Sunday morning
“Bal Musette” : French traditional accordion music, song and dance.
Each and every Sunday – rain, shine, sleet or hail – for the past 40 years, Christian has been there with his accordion from 11am to 2pm.
Residents and tourists alike gather to sing, dance and celebrate life!
Christian is joined by a group of loyal musicians and singers who carry on this festive tradition from the 1950s.
Enjoy French classics from Piaf to Aznavour and Brel to Brassens…
and experience this unique neighborhood event.
Welcome to My Little Home in Paris
An Oasis of Calm
Step into a treasure-chest of bevelled mirrors, antique, brocante and flea-market furnishings, tableaux and objets d’art.
Warm golden tones, original parquet floors and fireplace, velour draperies create a cozy and romantic ambiance.
And so quiet, you’d think you were in the middle of the countryside – not in the center of a metropolis!
So quiet, you can leave your windows open at night and luxuriate in the calm after an exciting day in the City of Lights.
And after a sound sleep, wake up to birds singing…
It’s a new day in Paris!
Welcome to Your Neighborhood: An Exceptional Location !
Enjoy exploring this safe, vibrant and friendly village!
It’s a wonderland of narrow, meandering cobblestone streets, treed and flowered fountained squares.
This is the Paris of Hemingway’s «Moveable Feast»,
Woody Allen’s «Midnight in Paris»,Scorcese’s «Hugo Cabret»
Hemingway, Joyce, Descartes, Verlaine all lived in this quartier.
Your neighborhood is book-ended by two of the city’s most beautiful gardens: Jardin des Plantes and Jardin du Luxembourg.
It’s a quartier steeped in History and Culture:
Le Panthéon, les Arènes de Lutèce, the Cluny Museum, St Etienne du Mont, Val de Grâce, St Michel Fountain, Notre-Dame de Paris and La Seine.
Rue Mouffetard, one of the oldest streets in Paris, is your Market and Shopping street where you will find everything you could desire.
Place de La Contrescarpe – your Backyard and Playground with your local grocer, bakeries, cafés, bars, restaurants, pharmacy…
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