The Latin Quarter is Paris' traditional center of great thinking. Some of the world's most important artists, philosophers, and writers have passed through the area throughout history, frequenting the centuries-old Sorbonne University or the many now-legendary cafes around the area. The Latin quarter retains the nostalgic charm of past ages, while still being an important hub of education and ideas to this day. It's also a lush, picturesque area of Paris, with lots of quiet squares and gardens, winding backstreets, and vibrant open-air markets.
To explore the Latin Quarter, which is located in the 5th arrondissement of Paris, try getting off at Metro Cluny-la-Sorbonne (Line 10) or RER Luxembourg (Line B), and let your feet carry you where they will.
- Closerie des Lilas
- Jardin Marco Polo
- Marie de Medicis' Royal Residence
- Luxemburg Gardens 2
- Dusky August Evening at Luxemburg Garden
- Freud Plaque
- Pantheon
- Reflet Medicis Cinema
- Le Champo Cinema
- Hôtel de Cluny
- Another View of the Hôtel de Cluny
- Gibert Joseph Bookstore
- Graphic Index
- Text Index
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